Your Color Style

Pamela Lutrell is the creator of the over 50 fashion blog Over50Feeling40.com
She is from San Antonio Texas (she wants us to know she is a Texan) and loves to share her experiences on styling herself over 50. We talk a lot about reinventing yourself over a certain age and how she went through her process of reinventing herself. She shares an amazing exercise for finding your personal style. It's called her "Foundational Five". Pamela shares inspiration and sage advice plus she is truly delightful to talk with.

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"Life is too short to be frumpy!"

Deborah Boland, from the popular blog FabulousAfter40.com, took the time to chat with me about style after 40. She shares all kinds of amazing style tips and advice for looking fabulous as you get older. Her blog, FabulousAfter40.com, shares outfit ideas and style tips designed to inspire us ladies to find our personal style and to look great at any age. 

This was such a fun and inspiring conversation. We talk about getting older… finding your personal style… color and so much more. Listen to the whole episode because there are tons of tips throughout the recording.

The quiz mentioned in this episode can be found at YourColorStyle.com/quiz

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Determining your undertones is a hot topic in color analysis. Most people believe that it’s the magic pill to figuring out what colors you should wear. I think that learning your undertones helps you know what colors to avoid. 

In this episode we take a deep dive into understanding warm undertones. How do you know if you have warm undertones... what does that actually mean... what colors you should wear and what colors to avoid.

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We talk about contrast and intensity. This is really an extension on the topic of bright or soft chroma. If you’re confused on whether you’re soft or bright… or if you feel like you’re right in the middle… learning your intensity may be a huge aha moment for you.

What I’ve discovered as I’ve developed the Your Color Style system is that there’s a little trick to wearing your color palette. I am Bright & Warm. I wear colors from the same color palette as another person that is Bright & Warm. BUT we wear our colors very differently. Why? Because, even though I wear the bright color palette best, some of the super bright colors are too intense for me. 

This is where many people get hung up. They follow my course, determine they are bright but the colors feel too bright, even though they know they are definitely not “soft”.

The course mentioned in this episode can be found at YourColorStyle.com/course

The Bright & Soft color guides mentioned in this episode can be found at YourColorStyle.com/bright-soft

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Discover the trending colors of spring and summer 2019. These are the colors you're going to see everywhere in the stores this season. They are very bright and warm. Listen as I describe these colors and tell you who can wear them best and how to wear them. If you want the visual guide that goes along with this podcast, visit YourColorStyle.com/member

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One of the most common misunderstandings in determining what colors look best on you is the chroma of a color. In this episode, I break down the first step in the Your Color Style methodology so that you can understand, right away, what types of colors will look best on you. We focus on chroma of a color and your personal chroma. Then we dive into what it means to be "Soft" in Your Color Style. What you learn in this episode may surprise you and hopefully, steer you in the right direction for choosing your most flattering colors.
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One of the most common misunderstandings in determining what colors look best on you is the chroma of a color. In this episode, I break down the first step in the Your Color Style methodology so that you can understand, right away, what types of colors will look best on you. We focus on chroma of a color and your personal chroma. Then we dive into what it means to be "Bright" in Your Color Style. What you learn in this episode may surprise you and hopefully, steer you in the right direction for choosing your most flattering colors.
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https://YourColorStyle.com/quiz/ ~ Orange is one of those polarizing colors. Either you love it or you hate it. Especially when we talk about wearing the color. It can be bold and bright... and not very flattering on everyone. The color orange breaks the color analysis rules. Watch and listen to Jen's response to the question "Who can wear orange?"

Jen answers the question "Can I be deep autumn and have hazel eyes?" 

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Jen answers a question from one of her followers. "Can Anyone Wear A Very Light Color Regardless of Skin Tone?"

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