Since my design isn't necessarily reliant on colors, more-so photos, there wasn't a color palette chosen. I chose a font similar to Swift's The Eras Tour font, called Eloquent JF.  This is a readible, large font, and also ties the piece together really well. Accessibility wise, I wanted to photos to be large enough to be seen and comprehended, but also the numbers I inserted. However, the size of the circles also depict the amount or size, so it is hard to change without "messing the data". I did add a small stroke to the numbers in colors corresponding with each era to make them not blend in as much, but this is not a deal breaker design or color wise. As you can see on the left, I chose two different color blindness types. The images are not heavily affected, and you can still see the variations of outfits without total reliance on color. If anything, I believe the colorblind stimulators can make the outfits more vibrant, making it easier to differentiate. The only sections that would be difficult to interpret would be the TTPD or Folklore sections, which could also be due to size (which cannot necessarily be changed). I tried to use high quality images, so this wouldn't be an issue accessibility wise.