As a guy, I wasn’t sure I needed this, but it’s genius. I’ve learned which blues, greys, and greens actually make me look sharp instead of tired. I wear more color now—and people notice.

This has changed how I see myself. The right colors make me look fresh and well-rested, even when I’m not. I’m done wasting money on clothes that ‘almost’ work.

This isn’t seasonal color analysis—it’s smarter. I finally understand why certain prints worked for me and others didn’t. The difference in photos is huge. My wardrobe feels more ‘me’ than it ever has.

I used to spend hours packing for trips, stressing about every outfit. Now, I open my closet and know exactly what works. I’ve stopped overpacking, I shop less but better, and I feel like I’ve hit my ‘Meredith 3.0.’ It’s the most freeing upgrade I’ve given myself in years.

My style used to feel scattered. The Color Compass gave me a clear direction—literally. Now, everything I wear feels intentional, cohesive, and true to me. It’s the best investment I’ve made in my style.

It’s like having Raquel in my pocket. I never realized how much the wrong shade of white could make me look dull. Now my basics are in the right tones, and my whole wardrobe feels elevated.

I thought black was safe, but my report showed me exactly how to wear it so it works with my features. I’ve swapped half my basics for better versions, and my friends keep asking if I’ve had some kind of glow-up.

I always loved bold colors but wasn’t sure which ones flattered me most. Now I know exactly how to wear them without looking over the top. My Color Compass sits on my phone case—it’s a conversation starter everywhere.

Before, shopping was overwhelming. Now I walk into a store, head straight for my colors, and ignore everything else. I spend less, wear everything I buy, and feel more confident at work.

I travel a lot and needed clothes that look put-together but work across climates. The Color Compass solved that. I replaced my tired ‘airport jacket’ with something in my best color, and suddenly I look stylish even after a 12-hour flight.

I always thought I was a ‘neutral person’—turns out I was wearing the wrong neutrals. Now I understand why some shades drained me and others made me look alive. The Color Compass lives on my phone, and it’s my silent shopping partner.

I didn’t just get a palette—I got a system. Before, I’d try random colors and hope for the best. Now I can mix, match, and build outfits without second-guessing. Shopping is faster, my style feels intentional, and I still get to play.

I used to buy beautiful pieces that never worked together. Now every color in my wardrobe talks to the others. Getting dressed is like following a recipe—you know it’s going to come out right.