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07/12/2026

Every other summer, we head to Spain to spend time with my husband’s family—and this year, I’ll be sharing a little more of the adventure with you here. 🇪🇸☀️

So expect some travel, family, food, late nights…and probably a few Color Coach Closet finds along the way. I packed some fun. Autumn finds that I can’t wait to share with you. 😂

I’ll still be right here answering your color questions and helping you start your own color journey. 💛

Going gray is one of the biggest reasons women start questioning everything they thought they knew about getting dressed...
07/09/2026

Going gray is one of the biggest reasons women start questioning everything they thought they knew about getting dressed.

“Do I need a new color palette?”
“Am I a Summer now?”
“Should I stop wearing the colors I used to love?”

The answer is almost always no.

Gray hair may soften your contrast, inspire a makeup refresh, or change how you style yourself—but it doesn’t change your undertone or your color season.

Your best colors are still the ones that bring life to your skin, brighten your eyes, and make you look healthy and radiant.

Tell me, are you embracing your gray, coloring it, or somewhere in between? Let me know in the comments. ⬇️

🌈 Join The Color Coach Closet Membership and get 100 links in your seasonal pallet dropped in your email every month…comment COLOR to learn more.

07/03/2026

What if shopping actually felt easy?

Imagine opening your inbox each month and finding 100+ curated shopping links in YOUR color season.

✔️ Complete outfit ideas
✔️ Fresh color combinations to try
✔️ Pieces that actually work together
✔️ No more endless scrolling
✔️ No more guessing if you’ll wear it

The Color Coach Closet takes the stress out of shopping so you can start building a wardrobe you’ll actually love—one that mixes, matches, and reflects your best colors.

You don’t need to replace your entire closet overnight. Just add a few intentional pieces each month, and before you know it, you’ll have the wardrobe of your dreams. ✨

Ready to shop smarter instead of harder?

💛 Comment CLOSET and I’ll send you the link to join!

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07/01/2026

Can you spot lightness in your own coloring?

If your features are naturally light and delicate, that characteristic often becomes more important than simply determining whether you’re cool or warm.

Women with light coloring often have lighter hair, lighter eyes, and an overall softness and brightness to their features.

They shine in colors that reflect that same lightness. Colors that are too dark or heavy can overpower them, while light, fresh shades create harmony.

The two seasons that fall into the Light category are:
✨ Light Summer
✨ Light Spring

Both seasons are light first.

The main difference is undertone.
✨ Light Summer leans cool.
✨ Light Spring leans warm.

Color Analysis isn’t always as simple as asking, “Am I cool or warm?”

Sometimes the first clue is the overall quality of your coloring—and for these women, that quality is lightness.

This is Part 4 of my “It’s Not Just Warm vs. Cool” series.

Do you think your coloring is soft, deep, bright, or light?

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06/27/2026

Can you spot brightness in your own coloring?

If your features are naturally bright and clear, that characteristic often becomes more important than simply determining whether you’re cool or warm.

Women with bright coloring tend to have clear, vibrant eyes, defined contrast, and an overall crispness to their features. They shine in colors that reflect that same energy. Colors that are too muted can make them look dull, while bright, saturated shades create harmony.

The two seasons that fall into the Bright category are:
✨ Bright Winter
✨ Bright Spring

Both seasons are bright first.

The main difference is undertone.
✨ Bright Winter leans cool.
✨ Bright Spring leans warm.

Color Analysis isn’t always as simple as asking, “Am I cool or warm?”

Sometimes the first clue is the overall quality of your coloring—and for these women, that quality is brightness.

This is Part 3 of my “It’s Not Just Warm vs. Cool” series.

Do you think your coloring is soft, deep, or bright?

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06/26/2026

Ever notice how certain bold, intense colors seem to bring your whole look to life?

If you have naturally darker features—like deep hair, striking eyes, or a richer overall tone—keep reading.

Color analysis isn’t just about whether you’re warm or cool. Another key piece of the puzzle is how much depth your coloring has.

People with deeper coloring tend to look their best in colors that carry that same richness and intensity. Think saturated, full-bodied shades rather than light or muted ones.

The deep palette is also considered neutral. This means the colors have a neutral quality, but their defining characteristic is their depth.

This is why Deep Winter and Deep Autumn are grouped by their shared depth first.

Do you feel like deeper, more intense colors suit you best? I’d love to know—drop a comment below 👇

Stay tuned for more in my Signature Series.

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06/23/2026

Your moment is waiting for you. ✨
Don’t wait another minute to feel clear, confident, and excited about what you wear. The right colors can change the way you see yourself.

Have your moment of clarity.
Book your color analysis and discover the colors that make you glow. 🤍

I offer both in-person and virtual color analysis.

Comment COLOR and I’ll send you the details.





06/20/2026

Soft Summer can show up in many different ways, which is why it’s helpful to look beyond specific features and focus on the shared color qualities of the season.

These women all have:
✨ Cool-neutral undertones
✨ Soft, muted coloring
✨ Medium overall value

That means they tend to look best in colors that are cool, blended, and understated rather than bright, bold, or highly contrasting.

Soft Summer is often described as having a little bit of earthiness to it because it borrows some influence from Autumn. Think dusty blues, soft rose, muted teal, sage, and smoky neutrals—colors that feel calm, elegant, and harmonious.

Could you be a Soft Summer? What colors do you get the most compliments in? 👇

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06/20/2026

Most women think color analysis is about clothes.
But after sitting with hundreds of women in my chair, I’ve learned it’s about so much more.
It’s about confidence.
It’s about clarity.
It’s about finally understanding why some things never felt quite right—and why others made you feel like the best version of yourself.
When we find your colors, something shifts. You stop second-guessing yourself. Getting dressed becomes easier. Shopping becomes easier. Showing up as yourself becomes easier.
The colors are just the beginning. The confidence that follows is the real transformation. ✨

What would feeling more confident in your appearance help you do in your life right now?
⬇️ Tell me in the comments.

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06/14/2026

Think all blues look the same? Think again. 💙
The right blue can make your eyes sparkle, your skin look clearer, and your features look more balanced. The wrong blue? It can steal the spotlight from you.
Every season has its own best blue:
✨ Spring shines in bright aqua and turquoise
✨ Summer glows in soft denim and powder blue
✨ Autumn comes alive in teal, peacock, and warm petrol blues
✨ Winter dazzles in icy blue, cobalt, and royal blue
Today we’re finding my guest’s perfect blue. Which one do you think brought her features to life?
Drop your guess in the comments! ⬇️
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