(FASHION) MATCHING YOUR COLOR OUTFIT: COLOR MIXING IS NOT INBORN BUT A SKILL

Color mixing and color matching is not anyone is born to do. It’s a skill not a talent. And this skill can be learned. Mixing and matching of colors depends not only on you trying to balance your outfits but on the color of your skin and color of your hair as well. CLEFNET Group has tried to give you some tips that can make this easier.

BALANCING THE COLORS OF YOUR OUTFITS

DO THE FAMILY COLOR THINGS

First you know that you have to stay in the family of colors. That is, try to keep it in the family. It is very straightforward, do the jewel tones for the jewel tones and the earth tones for the earth tone for the earth tones. Do not try to go out of the family, to avoid looking like a clown.

DO COMPLIMENTARY COLOR THINGS (OPPOSITES ATTRACTS)

Complementary in this sense we meant the opposite. Since opposites will definitely attracts (That kind of thing you know…#smiles). Since every color quite has a complementary color, for instance “White” for “Black”, “Pale Yellow Green” for a “Deep Mauve”, and so on.

REMEMBER LESS IS MORE

Wearing more than three colors can make you look like a clown, like those from Batman movies in the same outfit. All remember that less is more attractive.

USE ONLY ONE DOMINANT COLOR

Always keep it in mind that an outfit must have just a dominant color to avoid colors rioting all over you. Use sober colors for where you want to look thinner, vivid colors are better for the upper parts of the body, they simply light up your face.

USE THE SUPPER STARS WHEN YOU ARE IN DOUBT

Black and white are the superstar of Neutrals for better color mixing, especially when they go together. Other Neutrals for easy color mixing are Navy, khaki, gray, denim, gold, silver.

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