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soft summer 80s outfits

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I've got band practice after school

outfit / aesthetic inspiration for soft summers

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Retro soft summer aesthetic

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rich soft summer yellows

I am honestly not sure if these colors are a soft summer yellow. I am just going off colors other people use in their clothes recommendations.

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rich soft summer blues

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rich soft summer purples

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rich soft summer greens

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rich soft summer pinks

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rich soft summer off whites

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Recently I got my color analysis consultation done online by a company called Created Colorful. The process was easy and I got the results relatively quick. They determined I am a rich soft summer!

For the longest time I thought I was some kind of winter, but it turns out I was very wrong. I think it's one of those things where I see myself a certain way without realizing that I do not always look the way I do in my head. In my opinion, having a third-party perspective is super helpful. Anyway, Created Colorful did a good job explaining via email why they think I am a soft summer (albeit there were some typos) and their words were very kind.

However, when I emailed them back with some questions it felt like they did not actually read my reply. The reason I feel this way is because they didn't answer some of my questions they just repeated text from the original email. This was frustrating. Maybe it's because I replied too soon. The email said not to email them back for at least 2 weeks of trying your colors if you think they were wrong, but when I emailed them I was not disagreeing with them. I was sharing my response and asking questions.

Another thing I am disappointed about is they don’t describe the difference between “rich soft summer” and just “soft summer” (if there is one). I can’t find any resources for “rich soft summer” online other than their private Facebook group. When you purchase the consultation they give you access to the private Facebook group with your results. However I don't have a Facebook account (neither do I have any interest in making one). The Facebook group members are all the same season and it is a place to share resources and pictures I guess. I'm not exactly sure since I can’t check. So I decided to start this blog to explore and get into my color season palette they gave me. I hope this helps someone else out there who feels like they are missing out because they don’t want to make a Facebook.

Would I recommend them? Only if they lowered their price for non-facebook users. If you don't want to make a facebook account it might be worth using another service.