Styled By Izzy

STORYTIME

I always found colour analysis so interesting…

But it felt:�expensive�time-consuming�and honestly not designed for people like me

I didn’t have hundreds to spend on an appointment.
�And I didn’t need something overly complicated.

I just wanted to know: what actually suits me, why some outfits work and others don’t, and how to stop guessing every time I got dressed.

So I started figuring it out myself.

And the more I learned, the more I realised this isn’t just about colour…

It’s about having a wardrobe that actually makes sense for you.

That’s why I created my quiz.

Not just to tell you your colour season, but to help you start building a personalised style and wardrobe around it.

Something quick.�Something accessible.�Something that actually makes getting dressed easier.

Because style shouldn’t feel confusing or out of reach.

Take the quiz — it’s in my bio 👀

New series alert! The Colour Palette Outfit is coming your way!! My top tips for styling your colour season...please comment below what would be genuinely helpful for you to know and I can tailor these exactly to you!

Take the colour quiz in my bio to find your perfect colours!

I remember putting on two tops that were almost identical.

Same style. Same fit.

But one made me look tired, flat, slightly dull, and the other made me look brighter, more put together, more awake.

That was the moment it clicked.

It wasn’t random.

It was colour.

That’s when I realised how much of a difference it actually makes.

Take the colour quiz in my bio to find out your perfect neutrals.

Neutrals are not automatically flattering.

Beige, cream, grey, navy - they all have undertones.

And if those undertones don’t match yours, they can:�• make your skin look dull�• wash out your features�• make outfits feel flat

That’s why one person looks amazing in beige…and another looks instantly better in cooler greys.

If your wardrobe is full of neutrals but still feels “off,” this is usually why.

You can have a nice outfit on and still feel…off.

That’s usually not about confidence.
�It’s about mismatch.

If the colours don’t suit your undertone, you might feel:�• slightly uncomfortable�• unsure why it doesn’t look right�• like you need to “fix” it

The right colours do the opposite.

They make everything feel easier - like you don’t have to try as hard.

That’s why colour theory is less about rules, and more about alignment.

I have a colour theory quiz in my bio - it might help, plus it’s FREE an only takes 2 minutes.