Personal Color Analysis Diagram

Create a professional personal color analysis chart for the subject in {{portrait-photo}}. Design a clean, diagram-focused layout that visually demonstrates which clothing colors flatter their natural coloring.

Structure:
- Central reference: small inset of the subject's portrait showing their natural skin tone, hair color, and eye color
- Primary color palette: 8-12 fabric swatches or color blocks arranged around the portrait, divided into two clear sections:
  • FLATTERING COLORS (left/top): warm/cool tones that harmonize with their undertones and enhance their features
  • AVOID (right/bottom): colors that clash, wash out, or create unflattering contrast
- Use checkmarks ✓ and X marks for instant visual guidance
- Label each color with its simple name only (e.g., "Coral", "Navy", "Olive", "Icy Pink")

Visual style:
- Magazine editorial or professional stylist aesthetic
- Soft, even lighting on all color swatches for accurate comparison
- Minimal text: section headers and color names only—no explanatory paragraphs
- Clean white or neutral background
- Organized grid or radial layout that feels like a reference card

Ensure the color swatches are large enough to evaluate against the portrait, and maintain consistent lighting so true color relationships are visible at a glance.