Wear OftenIvory Silk Cami
Reflects warmth onto the face
Palette + Pieces learns your coloring, your wardrobe, your style and your life — then helps you decide what to wear, using what you already own.


Your closet isn't empty. You have clothes you love. Pieces you bought for a reason. Pieces you forgot about. Pieces you know could work — you just don't always know how.
Palette + Pieces turns what you already own into something easier to use.

Good morning, Dana.
Today's lookWhy it works
Soft contrast keeps the look polished while the neckline and jewelry bring attention back to your face.
Your coloring influences what works closest to your face — and it can change with you.
Tell us what you own. We'll do the organizing.
We learn what you actually wear — not what an algorithm thinks you should wear.
Work. Dinner. Travel. School pickup. Date night. Camera days. Real life.
We read your undertone and contrast to understand which shades work best near your face — the colors that make you look rested instead of washed out.
And because coloring shifts — a new hair color, a summer tan, a change in season — your recommendations can be re-checked whenever you look different.
Result · Warm Autumn
Cocoa
Soft Taupe
Warm Linen
Muted Sage
Dusty Rose
We don't tell you to replace your wardrobe. We help you understand it. Start with a handful of pieces you actually wear — it learns the rest over time.
Wear OftenReflects warmth onto the face
RediscoverForgotten, but it works harder than you think
WorkhorseAnchors half your week
Harder to StyleBetter away from the face
“Dinner with friends. Nice, but not too dressy.”
“Three days in New York for work.”
“A week away with my family and I don't want to overpack or underdress.”
“I'm filming content tomorrow.”
Palette + Pieces builds each answer around your wardrobe, your coloring, your style, and where you're going.
Style a look
From a Zoom call to your first piece of content, learn how color, makeup, hair, neckline, jewelry, lighting and presence change on camera.
Show up like you meant to be there.
Short, relevant lessons help you understand the small decisions that make an outfit — and you — look more intentional.
Why your slip dress looks like pajamas — and how to fix it.
Read →Why some neutrals make you look tired.
Read →The neckline that changes how you look on camera.
Read →How to make an inexpensive outfit look intentional.
Read →
Go lighter for summer, warmer in winter, cut your hair, change how you dress for work — each time, a new photo re-reads your coloring and every suggestion moves with you. One analysis is never treated as permanent.
Update your photoYour colors. Your clothes. Your life. One less decision to make.
Start my edit