Analyse colorimétrique personnelle

Produce a diagram-first personal color analysis board for the person shown in the uploaded reference photo, or for the person described in the user request when no photo is provided. Center a clean, faithful portrait of the subject, then surround it with an organized grid of clothing color swatches split into two clearly labeled groups: colors that flatter the subject's skin tone, hair, and eyes, and colors to avoid. Make the comparison visual — small draped fabric chips or simple garment mockups placed next to the face — so the effect of each color reads at a glance. Keep text minimal: one- or two-word labels, a seasonal palette name, and small check or cross icons instead of paragraphs. Style the board like a professional stylist's chart with a bright softly lit studio look, a neutral background, tidy alignment, and thin dividing lines. Preserve the subject's identity and facial features exactly. No watermark, no logos, no dense text blocks. User request: natural light photo, analyze colors for office wear