Light hair
light/blonde hair
The lightest hair color is blonde, and it is yellow to white in hue. 💛 The color of blonde hair is yellow or yellow-orange on the color wheel — these are the undertones. Being “yellow” and being light and bright, blonde hair draws a lot of attention! The closest neutral color to this hair color is white, making white one, if not the, best neutral for your wardrobe. Some of the clothing colors that best coordinate with light hair are pastels as well as candy-colored, bright, sunny shades of blue, yellow, orange, red, pink, and soft green.
Celebrities:
Adele, Agyness Deyn, Amanda Seyfried, Amber Heard, Bella Heathcote, Blake Lively, Brigette Bardot, Cameron Diaz, Candice Swanepoel, Cara Delevingne, Claudia Schiffer, Diane Kruger, Dree Hemingway, Elle Fanning, Fearne Cotton, Gigi Hadid, Grace Kelly, Gwen Stefani, Gwyneth Paltrow, Holly Willoughby, January Jones, Jennifer Lawrence, Julianne Hough, Kate Bosworth, Kate Hudson, Kirsten Dunst, Margot Robbie, Reese Witherspoon, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Sienna Miller, Taylor Swift
All white:
An all white outfit is totally stunning with light hair! White is similar to your hair which means it matches and blends with your coloring. It’s a great monochromatic look for you to wear head-to-toe! All white looks particularly angelic on you.
White & navy:
White and navy is a classic choice to wear with light hair! It goes with blonde hair so perfectly because the white mimics the lightness of your hair and the blue complements the yellow in your hair. White and blue is crisp and pretty!
Cobalt blue:
Cobalt blue looks more vibrant on your coloring than on any other! It’s because the rich jewel tone of cobalt is the perfect backdrop to set off blonde locks.
Red:
Red is a vibrant color that plays off the yellow in light hair really well! The only thing you need to be careful about is wearing a lot of black and red in one outfit, that would be too strong on you. The best way to wear red for light hair is by showing skin to soften it a bit, or pairing red with other colors like blue, green, white or tonal pink.
Pastels:
An outfit of pastels looks gorgeous with light hair! Pastels are light and soft, just like your hair color. That’s why they match together so perfectly. Try peach, pastel pink, powder blue, pastel green, or lavender purple! Adding some beige or light gray looks amazing with pastel clothing for you.
Yellow:
Yellow is a holy-grail color for you! Pretty much add yellow to any outfit and it will instantly make you look perfectly coordinated to your coloring. Try the sunny color in high doses like a bright yellow coat or in little bits like happy yellow shoes!
Magenta pink:
One of the best colors to wear with light hair is definitely magenta pink! It’s a vivid, happy color that complements blonde hair very well.
Dark gray:
Light hair really pops against dark shades of gray! Gray doesn’t have the super stark contrast of black, gray is a little softer. It’s the perfect backdrop to a head of blonde hair.
Black:
Black is a super chic look for light hair! So that black doesn’t overwhelm your coloring, show skin to soften your appearance. Or, add a little bit of white or gold to connect the black to your coloring!
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Face shape
Defining characteristic:
Evenly balanced oval “egg” shaped face. You don’t have much softness to your face or squared/angular shape. Your face isn’t short or long. Your forehead isn’t much wider than the jawline and vice-versa.
Widest across the temples and forehead.
Slim proportions with a forehead and chin of almost exactly the same width.
Prominent cheekbones and a curved chin.
Ratio of width to length is about 1:1.5.
Defining characteristic:
Your strong jawline! And your face’s shorter length. Different from round in that you don’t have much softness in your face—you have sharpness in your features.
The forehead, cheekbones and jawline are all about the same widths.
Sides of face are usually straight.
The squared jawline is the most obvious feature.
Strong bone structure.
Face is nearly as wide as it is long. Ratio is close to 1:1.
Defining characteristic:
The roundness and softness in your face shape and features! Rounder lines and plumper cheeks than the oval face shape. Length of face is shorter than oval, as well.
Widest at the cheekbones with fuller cheeks.
Rounded jawline and a short chin.
Forehead is full and rounded.
Face is almost as wide as it is long. Ratio is usually between 1:1 and 1:1.5.
Defining characteristic:
A broader upper area of your face and you have a natural lift in your features.
Widest at the top of face.
Narrow jaw and a small but defined, pointed chin.
You may have a widow’s peak (a hairline with a V-shape at the center of the hairline).
Diamond face shapes are similar, but more angular—lines are not as “soft,” and their forehead is less wide. Diamond face shapes can follow the guidelines for the heart face shape.
Defining characteristic:
A very strong jawline that is the widest/most prominent part of your face! The face tapers inward from your jawline up to your forehead.
Also known as the triangle face shape.
The most pronounced feature is your jaw line that is wider/fuller than your forehead and cheekbones.
Your face narrows at your cheekbones and temples.
Defining characteristic:
You have length in your face! Either an elongated oval shape or elongated shape with a stronger jaw.
Sometimes called rectangular.
Similar to square face shape, but is longer and more narrow.
Typically, a high forehead.
Gracefully tapers to a well-defined narrow oval chin.
Ratio of width to length is over 1:1.5.