Color Analysis - Dressika

Seasonal color analysis for makeup and outfits

The app is built around the 12 seasons color theory, a way of grouping people by the colors that suit their skin, eyes and hair. It is aimed at anyone who wants to pick makeup shades and clothing colors without guessing. The developer describes it as an AI style consultant, and its main job is the color analysis itself, with wardrobe and try-on tools built on top of the results.

Once you have a season, the app shows the palette that goes with it and makeup colors chosen for your coloring. Everything else in the app works from that palette.

Working out your season from a selfie or quiz

The automatic analysis reads a selfie and assigns one of the 12 seasons: light summer, soft summer, cold summer, deep autumn, warm autumn, soft autumn, light spring, bright spring, warm spring, deep winter, bright winter or cold winter. If you prefer not to use a photo, the developer also offers a manual quiz modeled on the method professional color consultants use.

Either route gives you a personal palette and a set of makeup colors that harmonize with your skin tone, eye color and hair color. The listing also refers to colorimetria and armocromia, the Italian names for the same kind of analysis.

Building outfits in a virtual wardrobe

The virtual wardrobe holds the looks you save. You can combine the clothes stored there into complete outfits, and the app is designed to match those combinations to your seasonal palette so you can see which pieces work together.

The app also carries style inspiration drawn from current fashion trends, and you can share your looks with friends from within it.

Virtual fitting room and hair color changer

The virtual fitting room lets you try on looks from online stores before you buy them, which is useful for checking whether a piece suits your palette before paying for it. The summary on the listing also names a hair color changer, so you can preview hair colors against your season as well.