Is Kirsten Dunst Using Color Analysis? Because This Is Totally Her Color
glamour.comto color analysis practitioners, who analyze the tones of a person's features to determine what colors will look the best on them, and at what depth.As color analyst , “Seasonal color analysis is a technique [used] to identify your color palette and determine the group of colors that harmonize with your complexion,” adding that there's a quick and easy way to get a baseline sense of where your skin is, temperature-wise: “There isn't a cool tone of orange, so if you like to wear orange tones, you most likely have a warm or neutral-warm undertone rather than cool.”And it seems like —or her stylist—is a believer in the theory, because she just stepped out in an all-berry outfit that's a Redditor made for her.
And credit to the color-istas out there: she looks great.For an appearance on Good Morning America, Dunst paired a swingy wine-red skirt with a thin maroon knit top and metallic gold strappy sandals.
It being a morning show, she kept the makeup light and bright, opting for an almost-coral lip. If you want to use color analysis to find the perfect lipstick shade for your “season,” .Clearly, this is an area of the color spectrum where Dunst feels comfortable, as for the Emmys, she chose a black dress with red polka dots that, when viewed from a distance, gives the appearance of dark crimson.Listen, if Kirsten Dunst endorses color analysis, who am I to argue?
She is, famously, , and just like , she's right about everything else. I assume. Don't tell me otherwise!By signing up you agree to our (including the ), our and to receive marketing and account-related emails from Glamour.
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