Clothing Colour Matching Tips #Fashion#

Style is not only about having the most
expensive and trendy clothes, but rather by
being able to mix and match. Most women deal
with this issue, and that is not knowing what
colors go together. Matching colors is fun and
can help you spice up your wardrobe. So you
should start learning a few basic things about
the layout of the color wheel and the
relationship between colors. Get a few color
tips to match clothing that will help you
become more inventive and able to establish
how these colors will work when paired with
one another.
Every outfit or clothing you choose to wear
reflects your personality; but sometimes you
just feel overwhelmed and don't know what
colors look good next to each other. Matching
colors is a matter of personal choice, yet a few
tips of how relationships between colors work
could help you create your very own style.

How to match colors:>
White and black are not considered as being
colors, as they are much less present in nature.
Both black and white can be matched with any
other color.
Grey is neutral, consequently it can also be
matched with any color.
It's advisable not to wear more than 3 colors
in the same outfit to maintain a coordinated
look and avoid looking like a clown. In order to
have a good result or if you are in doubt, use
the color wheel to help you choose the colors.
But remember: Less is more".
An outfit must have only one dominant color.
Adding one complementary color allows to
temper another color.
Try using more sober colors for the parts
where you want to look thinner.
Vivid colors (neon) are better for the upper
part of the body because they light up your
face.
One very important thing is to match the colors
of your clothes to your skin tone and your hair
color.
If you have a very fair skin and blond, light
brown or red hair you could combine: black and
white, chocolate color and red, chocolate and
khaki, gray and black, lavender and maroon.
If you have a fair skin and dark hair: maroon
and yellow, navy blue and beige, beige and
white, gray and maroon.
For a mat skin and dark hair: pink and
orange, green and beige, red and grey, red and
black.

Avoid matching: green and blue, maroon and
black, red and pink, black and navy blue.