Tag: color

So let’s start. If you have read my previous post, you would know I have been diagnosed with PCOS and so I suffer with acne. I normally would speak to my dermatologist for help, but this is something I have started doing now. Previously I would just ask people for help or use products that ...

I spent some time today thinking about color theory — specifically personal colors. Very specifically, I tried to parse out why I’m a spring and not an autumn. And lucky you! I’m going to share what I learned. First though, I’ll share what I wore today. Just in case my rab...

Green, in its lush variety, brings a touch of nature and vitality to any ensemble. It’s a color that can range from the softness of sage to the depth of forest green. Imagine a caramel trench coat, its fabric flowing and luxurious, layered over a soft green cashmere sweater. The contrast is...

Color season: Color analysis often divides people into different “color seasons” based on their undertones and overall skin tone. These seasons include spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Each season is associated with a specific color palette that complements and harmonizes with an indi...

Choosing the right combination of hair color and clothes can significantly enhance your overall appearance, creating a harmonious and visually pleasing look. Just like a carefully composed painting, the right color palette can highlight your features and express your style. In this blog, we’ll...

Why must we even need to build the confidence to wear color? I think this question warrants a deeper exploration. In years past, the prevailing trends in the fashion world circulated around the “clean girl” aesthetic, emphasizing essentials in basic colors. What I noticed with this trend...

Then came Colourblindness: Why don’t we just ignore everyone’s race? Wouldn’t that solve the racism problem? If you treat everyone equally you aren’t treating anyone poorly because of their race. And for a time it was Good. Then came a hyper-focus on race: wokeism, DEI,...

It feels awkward telling true stories from behind the scenes that the general public would never know, but it also feels good to get these things off of my chest as a release. Being a police officer for so many years and having to keep stories, feelings and emotions bottled inside can take its toll ...

I took a leap and left my full-time job as an email marketer, to work to pursue software engineering! This summer I kicked off my engineering career as a Full Stack Engineering Intern at Meetup with the Meetups at WeWork team; we are responsible for allowing organizers to seamles...