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Clear Spring Color Palette

12 colors · Crisp, vivid, high-contrast warmth

Depthmedium
Undertonewarm neutral
Contrasthigh

What defines the Clear Spring palette

Clear Spring (Bright Spring) sits between spring and winter. Hair is dark warm brown to black with golden tones; eyes are bright and clear—true blue, sparkling green, or warm topaz; skin is ivory to medium with warm undertones. Your contrast level is high. Colors must be saturated and bright—no muted or dusty shades. Think hot coral, emerald, royal blue.

The palette sits where medium depth, warm neutral undertone, and high contrast meet. In practice that means clear, bright, warm colors — never too stark, never too flat.

Full palette (12 colors)

Bright Coral

#FF6F61

Hot Pink

#FF1493

Emerald

#50C878

Royal Blue

#4169E1

Lemon Yellow

#FFF44F

Watermelon

#FC6C85

Bright Turquoise

#1ABC9C

Magenta

#FF00FF

True Red

#E60026

Bright Green

#00C04B

Tangerine

#F28500

Aquamarine

#7FFFD4

Best neutrals

Pure White

#FFFFFF

Ivory

#FFFFF0

Bright Navy

#1F2A57

Camel

#C19A6B

Warm Stone

#A8998A

Avoid these colors

Dusty Pastel

#C8B6A6

Muted Plum

#876589

Olive

#808000

Mustard

#A38C2C

Beige

#D2B48C

Clear Spring hex codes (copy-ready)

Paste these into your wardrobe spreadsheet, your Pinterest board, your Figma file, or straight into the paint-store color picker.

Bright Coral #FF6F61
Hot Pink #FF1493
Emerald #50C878
Royal Blue #4169E1
Lemon Yellow #FFF44F
Watermelon #FC6C85
Bright Turquoise #1ABC9C
Magenta #FF00FF
True Red #E60026
Bright Green #00C04B
Tangerine #F28500
Aquamarine #7FFFD4

How to wear the Clear Spring palette

Fabrics

Crisp cotton, silk, fine wool, smooth leather.

Prints

Bold polka dots, graphic florals, crisp stripes, high-contrast geometrics.

Style details

Polished metals, mirror finishes, bold accents, statement bags.

Jewelry / accessories

Bright yellow gold, white gold, clear gemstones — ruby, emerald, sapphire.

Common mistakes with this palette

  • Mixing in the avoid list. Even one dusty pastel piece near the face can make your skin look tired. Keep the face-adjacent layer (shirt, scarf, lipstick) firmly inside the palette; let wrong-season colors live in trousers and shoes where they don't cast onto skin.
  • Going too literal. The swatches are anchors, not the only acceptable colors. Anything in the same family — same depth, same undertone, same level of saturation — is safe. Deviate in one dimension at most.
  • Ignoring metal. Warm gold, bronze, and brass flatter this palette; stark silver can look cold against skin.

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