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It’s wintertime, and we’re all trying to figure out what colors would work with others. It's challenging when the winter clothing palette is difficult to match and what colors represent with the weather and climate.
Plus, it’s very unmotivating to dress up because of how cold it is. But it’s fine if you know what colors pop out the best during the wintry season. And don’t worry, I’m here to enlighten you about what colors are suitable to wear!
What’s important for picking out the right colors:
Your skin tone is a huge part of deciding what colors would look best on you during the winter. If your skin tone tends to be lighter, opt for warm shades like brown or gray. And if the skin tone tends to be on the darker side, opt for blue or white. These colors help compliment the skin more!
The best colors to wear during winter:
Black:
It matches everything, no matter what the season or weather. a promising and necessary winter item. It’s a nice color that goes with almost every color and is easy to make stylish.
White, Beige, and Cream:
These shades blend right into the winter aesthetic. The most popular piece of clothing or shoe essential with these shades of color is a pair of boots. The colors of snow and ice blend into the cold weather.
Brown:
a warm color, a neutral color. It’s a great color that complements white. If you must wear brown, choose a medium to light brown so that it blends in perfectly.
Blue:
This is another color that complements white. It’s a comfortable color that’s easy to style in your wardrobe. It lightens up the winter color palette. The best shade of blue to wear is cobalt blue.
Light/Pastel Pink:
This color has been popular because of the "princess pilate", and "ballerina" aesthetic that’s been circling around social media, especially Pinterest. It makes the outfit pop out more because of the bright gleam it has. Dusty or blush pink are the best colors to wear.
At the end of the day, when picking what colors and shades to wear during the winter, it all just depends on what colors complement other colors. There are many shades out there that can collide with neutrals and popular colors, and they all take a bit of fashion expertise. Happy styling!
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