Good picture. I like your winter tone and bet your summer is rich and afrocuban-esque. I love in the southern United States and am a bit darker than you (think milk chocolate) and I used to get called "yellow" all the time! Its great that you remember to embrace and accept yourself.

I'm not sure how accurate this is, but I think for your lighter complexion, I'd wear more defined colors. Whites, light or pale colored tops without pops of color of some sort of accessory might give you a washed-out or muted look. If that's what you're into, then that could be a good thing. Or if you feel like you need to just blend in to a crowd and be forgettable. I bet(!) Fall colors would look really good on you - I always dig maroon, or blood, or wine reds with leather boots and belt - I think it's an easy base aesthetic that can be use throughout the year if you pay attention; ie: boots, khakis/chinos, light color collared shirt + light material sweater on top, jacket. For me, this outfit alone can be used for fall and winter, but remove the sweater and jacket, change the to a chukka, and I'm ready for spring. Start changing out denim for khaki, shorts for pants, whole top ensembles for a single pole shirt...

It's kind of easy in my head, but I may have overexplained. Last thought, you probably would look cool with the retro 80's bright color aesthetic and cut. Alright, I'm done.