4 of the deadliest Colours in your wardrobe
The 4 Colours that are destroying your wardrobe
Get these 4 colours out of your wardrobe now if you’re interested in looking your best and having a functional and stylish wardrobe.
It's these 4 colours that are setting your style up to fail especially as you age.
A powerful style secret
As a professional colour consultant for over 20 years, I've witnessed over and over again, what is destroying fashion for women, especially mature women.
Have you noticed the older you get, certain colours are aging you as well as making you look drab and dull?
I’m going to share with you a very powerful secret that will save your wardrobe, your style and even your purse.
For years we have been consumed with the idea of finding out what colours suit us, but despite all the fuss, many have been deceived about the colours that suit them.
Many stylists are avoiding colour rules and are putting style before colour. This is quiet the wrong way around as colour is 80% of your style equation.
What are the 4 deadliest colours for mature women to avoid?
Deadly colour no 1.
Black
Coco Chanel did us no favours when she immortalized the LBD ( Little Black dress.)
Once that became fashion law, women all over the world adopted black as their most chic option.
Trouble is black is the number one deadly colour in your wardrobe.
3 reasons why black is the deadliest colour in your wardrobe.
B Black is a non colour.
Black absorbs all light and has the reputation of bringing death to everything around it.
Have you noticed how dull you look when wearing black?
Have you noticed the shadow and lines on your face and neck become more prominent when you wear black?
What mood does black create? How do you feel at a funeral when everyone is in black?
It's certainly a sad colour.
There’s a definite heaviness in the air.
2 Black restricts your colour choices.
The misconception about black is it goes with everything. Hence we wear black pants, black coats, black bags, black shoes etc.
Black becomes the base we build our wardrobe around,
Black has a habit of reproducing itself because black doesn’t go with everything, so many people wear black from top to toe.
You may have a wardrobe full of clothes, but have nothing to wear, because black is your base colour.
Most of your outfits look drab because black is your base.
You go out to buy more clothes because your current wardrobe feels drab only to come home with more black. You try to mix black with other colours and get confused when the outfit looks uncoordinated.
Black doesn't go with everything
As mentioned black does not go with everything.
It not only does not go with everything it stops you from choosing other multiple colours that do go with everything and do go with you.
If you don’t believe it, google any famous person and note, not only how often they wear black, but also how little colour they wear as well.
This is such a shame because most people do not utilize all their colour and unless you’ve had a proper colour analysis and have learned about all the colours that suit you, you too will be that person as well.
Deadly colour no 2.
Dark navy.
Almost all women I’ve seen over the years, fall into this deadly trap.
They know black is too dull and dark and aging so they substitute black with navy.
But they substitute black with a navy that goes with black and experience the same problems they do if they wear black.
They look dull and uninteresting in dark navy, They need to learn about the right navy's that look amazing on them instead.
Deadly Colour no 3
Dark grey
Add a bit of white to black and you get a light black, which is dark grey.
The problem with light black or dark greys' is these colours are still heavy and strong. You can find out what greys are best for you which are much more flattering.
Deadly Colour no 4.
Dark denim
We know that denim comes in all shades from ink navy, to faded denim to bright denim blues.
The colours of denim are so varied, they can go with all and every season. The dark denim or ink blue denim is again a type of blue that goes with black also and is too strong.
Be sure you find out the sort of denims you can wear for your wardrobe that go with all your colours and the colour denims that are flattering to you.
If you have more questions contact your colours and style.
