The mermaid face type.

Why do so many symmetrical celebrities not have Classic?

Sporadically featuring Paul Rudd.

Naturals and Gamines have many more options than Tees and sweats.

Virtual color analysis is accurate and reliable—but only when specific conditions are met.

The plots wildly differ, but key characters in Mean Girls look surprisingly similar to those in House of the Dragon—is it coincidental or is something deeper occurring?

To fulfill the fashion world’s vision, is it necessary for models’ faces to fit narrow beauty standards?

Why models all have the same bone structure, and how it affects our perception of beauty.

How characters’ faces echo and enhance movies’ themes of timing, addiction, and love. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Requiem for a Dream.

Courtney provides style inspiration for Romantics, Ethereals, Naturals, and everyone else.

If you’re a vampire and/or an Ethereal Dramatic, you may feel self-conscious about your smile.

Lupita Nyong’o in the ultimate Dramatic Gamine Ingenue looks. And can any style essences look harmonious breaking their own guidelines?

Kylie Jenner’s style type, and why filler doesn’t typically change style essences.

Sienna Miller’s amazing personal style will be your go-to muse if you’re a Natural, Classic, or just looking for casual and cool fashion inspiration.

Rationalizing why I spend so much time typing faces.

A defense of skinny brows.

Five of the most famous female villains all share the same dominant style essence. Surprisingly it’s not Dramatic.

It’s possible!

Using Face Recognition to discover if Brad Pitt looks like Brad Pitt and other revelations.