Day: July 25, 2021
Top tips to match better your outfits
July 25, 2021
Many women feel insecure when matching their clothes, so on the street, you see countless common outfits such as black pants/skirts, colorful blouses, bags, and black shoes.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with the eternal combination of black with a colorful blouse, I wore it for years. But at some point, you get bored of it and you want something else.
If you search on Google or Britainreviews.co.uk for “color matching” you will find a lot of information, starting with the color wheel, warm and cold colors, complementary colors, and so on. All of these are very interesting and worth finding out about. However, I don’t know if it helps you much when you’re in front of the closet and wondering what to wear to the office tomorrow.
That’s why we thought of offering you some stylistic suggestions for color matching, based on online reviews about the dating app experience.
Colors that “match”
When we talk about colors, we often say that they fit or not – between them, with our skin, with our figure.
In recent years, designers have brought on the catwalks and in everyday fashion all possible color combinations and I found that a lot of colors that seemed incompatible look great together.
On the other hand, depending on the shade of your skin, some colors suit you more or less. A very pale complexion can look sickly next to a mustard yellow, just as an earthy brown will look gloomy next to a darker complexion.
There are considered to be two types of skin undertones, warm and cold. The style rules say that if you have a cold undertone, your clothes are suitable in cold colors: pink, green, blue, purple, burgundy. If you have a warm undertone, the warm colors suit you: yellow, orange, brown, coral red.
Monochrome outfits
Wearing a single color is a simple and elegant choice, which does not raise matching problems. You have probably seen and admired Queen Elizabeth’s monochromatic outfits, in vivid colors with perfectly identical shades, from skirt to hat.
However, for an ordinary woman, such rigor is not necessary. On the contrary, in a monochrome outfit, it is even recommended to use different shades or textures, to avoid monotony.
Black and white, sophisticated and elegant outfits are also considered monochrome.
How do you know which colors suit you?
Using the right colors and matching them can bring a lot of headaches. However, choosing the ideal color for an outfit is what sets you apart from the rest of the world.
To explain this further, let us first understand the basis of the whole theory of colors.
The color wheel was first invented by Isaac Newton in the eighteenth century when he tried to focus the color spectrum on a wheel and visually represent the relationship between them. The wheel was separated into the following categories:
- Primary colors. These include red, yellow, and blue. You can’t mix two other colors to achieve these shades.
- Secondary colors. Secondary