u/Life_Description1337

NMIP

I asked about some feedback for teals yesterday and a lot of people suddenly thought I could be a summer?!

A couple months ago this sub basically fully convinced me I was a textbook spring, so now I'm a little worried as basically my entire wardrobe is spring-ish currently.

I still think I'm definitely warm leaning but maybe I'm actually more between Light Spring and Light Summer rather than Warm Spring which was my initial guess?

I can't argue that some of the very vibrant colors are too much for me and I also feel I have an easier time with blues in general whereas reds and yellows are very tricky for me. But I also think that especially the off-whites/ivorys paint a very clear picture and so does my visibly warm hair. Then again, my eyes are very grey and deep and not exactly bright so more in the summer territory...

EDIT: Thanks for the spring reassurance.

NMIP, Somewhere between Light an Warm Spring probably

My return window for some of these is nearing its end and I'm still a little undecided on a couple of them.

Is 1 too light?
Are 2 & 3 too bright?
5 is probably too dark, cool and muted?

EDIT: Wow, surprised to see 5 get so much approval. I thought it was hands down the worst lol.

Not used to wearing anything THIS wide legged but it's growing on me, ngl. I recently learned that I should stay away from anything slim/tapered/cropped to get the most out of my silhouette and I start to think they might be onto something.

Looking to get this linen shirt. I'm somewhere between light spring and warm spring supposedly, will this be too overpowering?

NMIP

In my last post (asking whether I'm Warm Spring or Light Spring) some of you mentioned that basically all of the colors were already in the Warm Spring palette so I thought it might be useful to do some more with shades (I believe?) are outside of it.

I really can't tell whether Lightness or Warmth is my primary characteristic. Feels very 50:50. If it was light I'd imagine the pure white would look a bit better on me? But maybe it's also the fact that the extra fabric of the oversized shirt makes it look a little "heavier".

Since the autumn burgundy looks quite nice on me (imo at least) it would once more indicate Warm Spring, no? Maybe in reality I'm just really deadset in the middle between the two lol

I feel like the best of the bunch are the navy, the patterned burgundy (the shades of the pattern help immensely I feel), the sky blue, dark teal and the sand-ish color at the end.

NMIP

I posted a couple months ago basically asking the same question and the response was pretty much 60:40 Warm Spring. I originally wanted to get rid of some of my linen shirts but instead I bought a couple more so I thought I'd once more ask for input lol

Still very undecided as I feel like on one hand Light Spring colors such as the aqua/mint are a little too dull on me whereas the more autumn adjacent colors such as the light olive shade work very well on me which would point towards Warm Spring.

Then again, the intense kelly green and yellow on the bottom left feel like they overpower me. Or are these no longer Warm Spring shades and more like Bright Spring?

Getting COMPLETELY different opinions from friends and family doesn't exactly make it any easier lol

Also, I'd appreciate it if you'd share your top 3 favs of the bunch - for me it'd be the teals (especially the lighter one) the salmon/coral and the cream/ivory/off-whites. Also really liking the light olive and lighter yellow.

IRTG
This seems to be basically a females only sub but I thought I'll give it a shot anyways lol
I asked Gemini a couple of times and the answer was always FN - EXCEPT for the last time where it said I was SD and then even flipflopped it into some type of Classic, so now I'm a little unsure and thought I'd ask some actual humans instead.

I only stumbled upon Kibbe types a few days ago, but so far a lot of what is recommended for the FN absolutely rings true to home. Learning to embrace the verticality and staying clear of horizontal breaks was a game changer for example. The need for breathing room in the neck and collar region was always natural to me, and so was rocking messy, wavy middle to maybe even long hair. Everything high contrast is horrible on me, both in terms of coloring as well as silhouette. Slim fit (as seen on slide #4) and tailored stuff feels very suffocating and goes against my intrinsic need to "move freely" so I guess everything does indeed point towards FN.