Bias

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Dress
with intent.

Bias is your personal style profile — built from real color theory and the way professional stylists actually work. Start with your colors. Build toward the full point of view.

✦ Real color theory. Not a quiz.

✦ The method professional stylists actually use.

✦ Done in 20 minutes.

Professional consultation: $100–$300 · Bias: $19

🔬 Evidence-based

🔒 Private

⏱ ~20 min

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Condition 1 of 5

Natural daylight
only.

Sit directly facing a window. No lamps, no ring lights, no overhead fluorescents.

Why it matters: Artificial light shifts undertones. This is the #1 reason color analysis gives wrong results.

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Condition 2 of 5

Selfie camera,
arm's length away.

Use your front-facing camera. Hold your phone at arm's length — your face and full collarbone should both be visible in frame.

Face + collarbone in frame.
Arm's length away. Portrait mode off. No beauty filters.

Why it matters: Filters alter skin tone data — even subtle ones. The analysis reads exact color values from your collarbone and jaw area.

Front-facing (selfie) is easiest when you're shooting alone. The rear camera works too if someone else is taking the photo — just keep the same rules: no Portrait mode, no beauty filters.

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Condition 3 of 5

Minimal
makeup.

Go as bare as you're comfortable. Foundation, concealer, and blush mask the undertone signals we read from your skin.

Mascara and eye makeup are fine. The focus is on skin tone around your face, neck, and collarbone.

Also: Pull your hair back before you start. Hair covering the neck and collarbone affects the color reads — even a loose ponytail works.

Can't go bare? That's okay — results will still be useful, just slightly less precise. The most important thing is the lighting and drape colors.

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Condition 4 of 5

Collarbone
and neck visible.

The analysis reads your skin tone at the neck and collarbone. Wear a tank top or bra — straps are fine. Pull hair back so your neck is clear.

Drape at the collarbone — not the shoulders.

Lay or hold the fabric so it touches your neck and chest. Pull hair back so the collarbone stays clear.

Why it matters: The drape color needs to sit right against exposed skin at the collarbone. A high neckline or hair covering the neck blocks the read.

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Condition 5 of 5

Aim for
6 to 10 colors.

You don't need your whole closet — just a spread across all three groups. At least two from each.

Neutrals

white · cream · grey · black

min. 2

Warm tones

orange · camel · red · mustard

min. 2

Cool tones

blue · purple · teal · navy

min. 2

6–10 total · more is sharper,
ten is plenty

Step 1 of 3 — Color Inventory

Which colors do you have?

Check off everything you have — shirts, scarves, towels, anything with a solid color.

You only need 6–10 drapes for your shoot. Select colors you own and we'll narrow it down.

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Step 2 of 3 — Upload Photos

One photo
per color.

Tap each color to add your photo. The more you add, the more accurate your result.

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Step 3 of 3 — Unlock Results

Unlock your
results.

What you'll receive

✦ Your color season, your palette, and the reasoning behind every recommendation

✦ Best and worst colors for clothing, makeup & accessories

✦ Downloadable style brief — use with any AI stylist or shopping tool

✦ PDF report to save and reference anytime

Professional consult: $100–$300

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$19

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Analyzing
your drapes…

Reading undertone signals

Usually 1–2 minutes — results appear here

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Detecting skin undertones across drapes

Mapping warm vs cool reactions

Evaluating contrast & chroma tolerance

Placing your season with confidence score

Building your portable style brief

Want a link to your results? Leave your email and we'll send it the moment analysis is done.

Your Color Season

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Your personalized color profile is ready.

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What the drapes revealed

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Your color profile

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Undertone

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Warm or cool lean

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Contrast

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Hair, skin & eye gap

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Chroma

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Bright vs muted

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Depth

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Light or dark range

Your color decision rules

When choosing between two colors, apply these rules in order.

Your palette

Everyday wardrobe staples and seasonal statement accents.

Keep your results

Colors to avoid

Not all unflattering colors are the same — some can work in small doses away from the face; others actively fight your coloring.

Metals & jewelry

Makeup colors

Hair color guidance

Seasonal overlap

Your Bias account

Keep your color profile. Build your complete style identity.

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Personal color analysis

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Kibbe body type analysis SOON

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Capsule wardrobe builder SOON

We'll email you a sign-in link — no password needed.

AI Stylist Setup

Pick the AI tool you use most — we'll show you exactly how to set it up with your color profile.

Your Portable Style Brief

Copy and paste into any AI tool — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — to get instant, personalized style advice.

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Save Your Results

Open a printable version of your full report, or copy the brief to your notes app.

Run Another Analysis

Changed your look, or want to try with different photos? Run a fresh analysis for $5.

Before you go —

Your feedback helps us improve.

Would you like to request a refund?

Refund requests are reviewed individually. To be eligible, your session needs to have met our photo guidelines: at least 6 photos, solid-colored fabric, collarbone visible, and reasonable lighting.

Dresswith intent.

Natural daylightonly.

Selfie camera,arm's length away.

Minimalmakeup.

Collarboneand neck visible.

Aim for6 to 10 colors.

Which colors do you have?

One photoper color.

Unlock yourresults.

Analyzingyour drapes…

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Dress
with intent.

Natural daylight
only.

Selfie camera,
arm's length away.

Minimal
makeup.

Collarbone
and neck visible.

Aim for
6 to 10 colors.

One photo
per color.

Unlock your
results.

Analyzing
your drapes…