Screen Test · by Backlot Boutique

My color is a season? What does that even mean?

Not just what looks good on you. What looks good around you.

A season is shorthand for three things the camera can see: how warm or cool your skin reads, how deep your coloring is, and how clear or soft it is. Twelve names, four families. Here are the palettes.

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Spring — warm and clear

Light Spring

Peach
Warm ivory
Aqua
Coral pink
Light camel

True Spring

Coral
Turquoise
Golden yellow
Warm green
Camel

Bright Spring

Hot coral
Bright turquoise
Lime
Clear yellow
Warm navy

Summer — cool and soft

Light Summer

Powder blue
Lavender
Soft pink
Light grey
Mint

True Summer

Soft navy
Rose
Lavender grey
Slate blue
Soft raspberry

Soft Summer

Dusty rose
Soft teal
Mauve
Grey
Cocoa rose

Autumn — warm and soft

Soft Autumn

Olive
Muted teal
Dusty rose
Rust
Oatmeal

True Autumn

Rust
Mustard
Olive green
Teal
Camel

Deep Autumn

Espresso
Burgundy
Forest
Burnt orange
Deep teal

Winter — cool and clear

Deep Winter

Black
Deep plum
Emerald
True red
Icy pink

True Winter

Black
Royal blue
Fuchsia
Pure white
Emerald

Bright Winter

Electric blue
Hot pink
Icy lemon
Black
True green

So which one am I?

After your Screen Test you won't just know which palette you are — you can forget your season completely. Because I'm going to tell you which specific colors look good on you, and then the part no app does: the backgrounds, the sceneries and the lighting you need to go find to showcase your best features on camera, in photos and on video.

Your report comes with the full guide to all twelve seasons — who tends to land in each one, at every skin tone and eye color, and what each one means on camera — as pages in your PDF, to keep and to show the people who keep asking.

Special holiday price so you can give your best before the end of 2026: $11 for the 11th month, down from $47.

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