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Thanksgiving, by seasonwhat to wear to a long table
At the Thanksgiving table, and in the photo, you’re sitting down. People see you from the waist up, so the top is the part that has to be right. Pick how dressy your day is, then find your season. Every outfit below is built on that season’s palette, top first.
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The one rule
Get the top right. Nobody sees your pants.
Thanksgiving is the one day a year everybody takes the photo. At that table, and in that photo, you’re sitting down, so people see you from the waist up. The top is what sits next to your face for four hours, so it has to come from your palette.
The bottom can be easy: jeans, or a pant in your neutral. And if there’s a color you love that isn’t in your palette, wear it down there. A skirt or a pant is far enough from your face that it won’t fight you.
If you wear one thing at your ears, make it your metal. Warm seasons, gold. Cool seasons, silver. It’s right in the photo.
01 · Dressy
A dinner where everyone actually dresses up.
True Autumn
Warm ivory, rust satin, camel boots
The ivory sits at her face, and the rust gets to shine below it. Camel boots, because camel is hers too.
True Winter
Snow white, burgundy satin, true black
The same shape in her colors. If a turtleneck feels like too much at the table, a snow white silk blouse does the same job.
Bright Spring
A turquoise blouse and bright ivory
Her face can carry clear, bright color, so the turquoise goes up top. Add gold at the ears. Not a pant person? The same blouse works over a bright ivory skirt.
True Summer
A bone knit and a plum satin midi
Satin, but in a deep, cool plum, so it stays soft on her. Wear silver. Gold would warm the whole thing up.
One down, two to go
Not sure which of these is describing you?
That’s the normal answer, and it’s the whole reason the analysis exists. It reads your undertone, depth and contrast from a photograph and tells you which of the twelve seasons you are — which settles which of these twelve is yours in about a minute.
02 · Casual
Jeans, at somebody’s house, maybe a walk after dinner.
Soft Autumn
Cream cable knit, a suede jacket, jeans
Everything is matte and soft, which is exactly right for her. If you run cold, swap the jacket for a camel coat. That’s hers too.
Deep Winter
Snow white, a wine jacket, charcoal jeans
Wine is one of her best colors, and it’s right up by her face. Swap the jeans for a charcoal pant, and the same outfit goes straight to dressy.
True Spring
A coral sweater and a camel jacket
Coral is the color at her face, so it goes up top. Warm, clear, and easy to wear all day.
Soft Summer
Slate blue denim, a faux fur vest, ivory pants
This is what I am wearing this year. Slate blue at my face, which is right where my palette lives. A faux fur vest in a soft, cool beige, because I always get cold after dinner. And ivory pants, because nobody’s going to see them anyway.
The closest I foundWhat I’m wearing is from my own closet, so these are the nearest matches I could find in the same colors.
03 · Comfy
Family, the couch, and a second plate.
Deep Autumn
Warm cream and espresso, a camel coatigan
The comfiest outfit on this page, and it still looks finished, because every piece is hers.
Bright Winter
A black knit set and a snow white coatigan
Black and white works on her, because her face has that much contrast. Add a little silver, and it’s dressed up enough for the photo.
Light Spring
A peach cream knit set and a warm sand cardigan
Light and warm from top to bottom, which is the whole Light Spring story. Comfy enough for the couch, pretty enough for the photo.
Light Summer
A powder blue knit set and a cool ivory cardigan
Light and cool, with nothing heavy near her face. The cardigan keeps it soft instead of stark.
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