All Eyes On Hue – Portable, Personalized Seasonal Color Match Genius app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Audibilities, LLC
First release : 26 Jun 2015
App size: 27.51 Mb
Own the spotlight in fashion colors that make your skin glow and your eyes pop! Create an amazing insta - looking flawless in every selfie you post, wearing your “catwalk” colors and weaving them into your backdrops.
Color your wardrobe with the full palette of your color season, building on your catwalk colors (the colors that dramatize your highlights, downplay your lowlights and ultimately focus all eyes on you!), and you’ll have the means to create any message, mood, impression or impact you choose… Colors are complex though, changing with the light and always influenced by those around them. Seeing them as they really are is challenging, and matching them perfectly is just plain difficult.
All Eyes On Hue puts a personalized color-matching genius in the palm of your hand, combining the power of color science, proprietary image processing techniques and seasonal color analysis in a portable, simple to use app. It helps you find and match the clothing colors that showcase you best – and enables you to choose and use those colors for personal expression. Take this app shopping, use it to inspire your wardrobe, embrace color as the core element of your personal style and experience personal impact on a whole new level.
If you already know your color season (based on a professional or DIY seasonal color analysis), just click KnowMySeason, pick your color season in the list and immediately start using the app’s Snapshot and Movie color-matching features to find clothing in colors that work for you.
If you don’t know your color season for sure, you can use this app’s amazing image processing wizardry to find it. Just click FindMySeason, take an in-app guided selfie, confirm the colors of your skin, hair and eyes and find out instantly which one of the 4 major color seasons resonates with your personal coloring! You can start matching right away, or save and browse your color palette before you go on.
The app’s Snapshot and Movie color matching features are fun and easy to use:
Snapshot takes a close-up and allows details of matching colors to show through clearly. If you’ve saved your season, you can save any or all match photos for future reference. You can also use Snapshot to create, save and share personal color stories to inspire your friends or use in your own StyleBook outfit layouts.
Using Movie’s augmented reality, you can see your color matches as you scan across any landscape in real-time, easily pinpointing locations worth checking out in more detail.
Both features simplify your shopping experience, purchase decisions and wardrobe planning by only displaying clothing in colors that match your palette, nixing all that are less than the best by masking them in red.
You can also find, save and share color seasons of your friends and family too. Perfect match gift shopping just got a whole lot easier!
Hint for Finding Your Season:
Good lighting is a must if you want your in-app selfie colors and palette matches to be accurate… best selfies are taken outdoors on a hazy or cloudy day…
About:
This app is based on seasonal color analysis as practiced and popularized by Suzanne Caygill in her book “Color, The Essence of You”. We’ve extended the methodologies and engineered solutions overcoming a variety of photographic and image processing challenges to create an app that takes personal color analysis to the 21st century.
22 of the 26 seasonal color palettes were defined and created by PrettyYourWorld
A couple more hints:
When taking your selfie, pay close attention to the lighting. The better the selfie looks, and the more it looks like you, the better the matches will be.
The best selfies are taken outdoors, in the sunlight on a hazy day. Avoid a really bright background. Try to get your face evenly lit. Open your eyes wide. While you can take a selfie indoors, when its dark out, or in other tricky conditions its likely the matches wont be as good, so, try to get outside in the daylight.