which pointe shoe matches the skin tone the best?

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[BennetRenard]

The second is the best match, but I like how the first one's subtle pinkish tones mimic the effect of how traditional pink point shoes look on dancers with light skin.

[rachellovins]

I wish you could combine the colors for 1 and 2 and make a 4th color, I feel like that would be PERFECT

[yacinthavandernet]

Altho i think the first color is really pretty, the second color matches her skin tone best!

[DeadKisses]

They all fit.. they look nice on her..

[Raquel_]

#1 is my favorite, but I think #2 matches your skin better

[AndPEAS]

Even though number two doesn't match it's still complements the skin tone very well. The first one was more in the shade range but definitely not the tone

[JessSinha]

2… not just the color, but how good they make your feet look!

[anoncanuk]

The second matches the best, but the first is a nice option if she wanted her own 'pink' option

[JeannieBugg]

I think #1 blends in better, but it's also more matte.

[UrFavSwiftieGirl]

2 is the best match skin match and shoe shape wise ❤😊🎉

[faeflower]

The first colour is fire but the second colour is the one that matches the best 😊
The first one also makes your foot so good.
As well. Please do the first one

[ciomaria]

As they are, I think #2 is the best color and tone match. They all look brand new, and from the videos I’ve seen, a lot of dancers modify their shoes for a better match, stability and comfort.

With a layer of foundation applied to the outside to reduce the shine and reduce the redness, I think #1 has a very good potential to match even better.

(I’m an artist, not a dancer)

[LadyBlack]

Ooh, this is an interesting one. I went to design school, so I do know a thing or two about color and I feel like the second pair are definitely the closest, but I almost feel like I notice her shoes less in the darker first pair. It would be interesting to see how this changes on stage!

[BobNoone-sekr]

I think 2 looks good with her skin tone

[khaosCaffe]

First because it’s very pretty, plus the lights on stage will probably wash the saturation out a bit. So it should look a bit more seamless on stage.

[yvettegarza]

I think two matches more, but I am drawn to number one most. That one is so beautiful. The color is just pretty and compliments her feet and skin. The last doesn’t match. It is pretty for someone with golden undertones.

[ayabarj]

from a dancer perspective, irregardless of the color, #1 or #2 are the best in my opinion. #1 fits her lines AMAZING, but #2 looks like it supports her better. i can’t tell how the FEEL on her, but this is an outside perspective. color wise, i think #2 would fit her best, because while they are a bit light, they have more neutral undertones, and she could always pancake them to be a bit darker. (however, considering stage lights, there could be an argument for #1 made, as the reddish tones would be muted with the bright lights.)

[wandadawnmiller]

I like #2. The color of the shoe compliments the dancer's skin tone.

[jessicadarling]

2 or 3 depending on tights, costuming and theatre lights. The most important aspect is the dancer’s feeling of confidence and how in love she is with her shoe. We all need to be able to look down at a brand new pair of freshly prepared shoes and feel all ‘✨glow-y✨’ (and yes I know that’s not a real word, but it’s the word that expresses it best for me, and no, I didn’t not mean sparkling).

[paigechaffin]

Not just because of the color, I think that #2 is the best for your foot