![]() ![]() High Autumn, on the other hand, is based around the colors of Ancient Egypt. I do not really have the depth of Dark Autumn, though, so that was where I ran into trouble. When I was in Dark Autumn, it worked for me because it is the brightest Autumn available in Sci\ART. High Autumn is a direct, take-charge type, and that describes me pretty well. High Autumn is an archetype where other people have said that I come to mind when they read the description in the book. I couldn’t even narrow down my season apart from ruling out Summer.īut as I was thinking about it this weekend, something clicked for me. Zyla customizes the archetypes to the person, so some people end up with recommendations that vary greatly from what is in the book, and I’ve long felt that I would be one of those people. But it was one where I felt like I didn’t have an archetype that felt “right” out of the box, meaning the description in the book. Zyla is a system that I have been looking into for as long as I have been looking into Kibbe, Dressing Your Truth, and Sci\ART (which I no longer have faith in). But perhaps I’ve gotten it out of my system, because wearing the colors I loved now feels somewhat artificial. For a long time, it felt like a compromise. Wearing my season or body colors has always been something I’ve had resistance to, because I don’t get black, or neon, or many other colors that 4/3 “allowed” me to wear. I know that these colors do not exist in my body, and it feels like at this point in my life, I would feel more self-assured wearing the colors that exist in me. Flamboyant Gamine has been pretty constant, but wearing the T4 color palette no longer feels right to me. Now that I am done with grad school, and am working in my profession, I am again faced with my color palette feeling off. I stayed in a kind of autumnal space until it just didn’t feel right anymore, and I went with 4/3 for the entirety of my time in grad school. I started looking at Kibbe and Dressing Your Truth after I felt a shift in my life toward coming into my adult self, having my first real job, etc. I have noticed that I tend to change my style in some way when something major in my life changes. ![]() Often, though, it’s more of a stop along the way, rather than a lifelong thing. Sometimes, we treat our style and season as if it’s going to last our whole lives. ![]()
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