SUNDAY SPECIAL: Mia Recommends Getting Your Colours Done This Party Season
It's no secret that colour analysis changed Mia Freedman's life (she's been pretty vocal about it) so before party season really kicks off, listen to this stellar episode of Nothing To Wear.
From the importance of knowing your season (summer, autumn, winter or spring), to understanding your undertone, to why black might not be your best neutral. Leigh Campbell enlists the help of colour expert Kim Crowley, to learn how you can eliminate the noise — both in your wardrobe and when you're clothes shopping — by discovering your personal colour palette.
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Host: Leigh Campbell
Guest: Mia Freedman
Guest: Kim Crowley
Producer: Emeline Gazilas
Audio Producer: Lu Hill
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