I certainly have feelings about colours. I don't like being in fuschia or pink or orange or green or yellow... although I do like hits of neon versions of these colours.

I also have discovered I like working with colour palettes - for a limited amount of time. Like red, grey, and black. Or peaches, greys and earth tones. I'm feeling the earth tones and blues right this very moment.

... so basically no signature colours for me.

I'm all over the board and have never had my colours done. I think I tend to the warmer side. I agree with Angie in that I go with how I feel in a particular colour. I've always stuck with burgundies, teals, but I also do oranges depending on the time of year and tone of my skin. I'd love to get my colours done one day, but I learn so much from reading threads like this. Definitely coming back to review this.

Technically I think I'm an autumn, but I don't like very many of those colors on me. I feel decidedly un-vibrant in most browns, and in general I dislike muted, muddy tones. I prefer black, purple, true red, and love bright neons.

I remember reading one time about a few certain colors that look good on everyone, I think one them was called "Indian blue"? and I do like this color a lot too.

I'm not sure how I arrived at my signature colors though, it has been an evolution of style in general, and along the way I've found the ones I like and don't like. The ones I like may not even be what look best on me but that matters less to me than how they make me feel

I think seasonal analysis may be a very interesting reference. I don't follow it as a rigid rule, but it is worthy to know. Many people won't feel like they fit in a season because we all have some "dominant" season, but we all have traits out of it's stereotype. It also may be difficult to know if you are warm or cold when you are neutral-cold or neutral-warm or when your hair, skin and eyes mix cold and warm colors in unusual ways. For those finding what colors are most flattering may not be that easy or intuitive and seasonal analysis can be a little confusing and I think it may be easier to identify your "worst" colors first and use it as a hint. If you took a color you like even if it is "just ok", not flattering or unflattering, you will still like the result because you like the color, not because it is flattering. Your worst color near your face on the other hand will make you fell "oh god I look awful" no matter how much you like it as a color. Another good hint is to pay attention to what clothes/color people most often notice/compliment on you.