I find that colours are often indicative of person's attitude and disposition. If you wear bright and vibrant colours, you're more likely to be outgoing, etc.
Which kinda explains why I have next to no colour variation in my casual wardrobe, it's all shades of grey, or fast approaching that point. I simply don't have the balls to wear colours.
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all of these colors are perfect too
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True to my user, I'm finding more and more often that I'm not a fan of washed out colors - very saturated tones are my grind.
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It's a bit weird to look at colours on a screen and even more on that light blue background.
I'm really into sky blue + various shades of ocre
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I really really liked the color pallet in the recent Puma x Brooklyn We Go Hard (((a French label?))) collaboration lookbook
I don't really have anything very intuitive to add, but I'd like to ask - is there a scientific explanation for color combination? What makes black and white resonate well?
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Just to curb opinion before we even start - black is a colour. I don't think there's any merit in acting like it's an absence of colour - it's absolutley not.
I think there was a similar thread but I'm imagining this is more a show and tell.
I've always liked Pantone 2655. It's got a rich deep colour feel but washed out with a milky dilution. I imagine this is what a king bathing in milk would look like if it were a person.
It looks totally different on white.
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