WINTER

Your Colours

The Winter palette contains a cool contrast of majestic, jewel-like hues mixed with ice sharp tints and deepest black. The colours reflect your glamorous, assertive personality. Colours include pillar box red, magenta, crimson, midnight blue, emerald green, turquoise and indigo. Winters often favour wearing monochrome and are the only type who look good in unrelieved black and white. Winter neutral colours are black, white, charcoal grey, silver and navy. Winter skin tones are cool with blue undertones and will suit silver and platinum, diamond, ruby and sapphire jewellery.

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The Winter Personality

Winter characters are often strong and intense. They are efficient and have a talent for logical thinking. They are natural leaders, being self-assured and direct and yet are able to remain detached and objective, never letting sentiment obscure the goal. A downside is they may often seem cold and aloof but others will soon come to realise that it is winter pragmatism that will get the job done. Winters excel in the world of finance and politics or working as an editor or director in the arts. The legal profession would also be a good career as a Winter’s objectivity would be a good asset. Any career where precision is important is also ideal such as design of any kind or architecture. They are very punctual and cannot understand why other people are often late. The inherent drama in the Winter personality would also lend itself to careers in modelling, film and photography.

Famous Winters include:

Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Liv Tyler, Nigella Lawson, 

Angelina Jolie, Ann Hathaway, Catherine Zeta Jones, 

 Davina McCall and Carmen dell’Orefice.

The Winter Home

A Winter prefers solid colours or geometric patterns and crisp stripes. They love uncluttered spaces. Their homes will have shiny surfaces and will feature chrome, glass and leather. Colour schemes will reflect their love of contrast - black, white and greys with splashes of brightly coloured accessories. Their kitchens will feature high gloss surfaces and polished stainless steel.

They are more at home in an urban, contemporary habitat rather than a rustic country cottage, preferring clean lines and needing space.