Clothing color matching method

Color matching tips: Light colors on top: dignified, generous, quiet, and serious. Light colors on dark colors on top: lively, lively, cheerful, and confident. Highlight the top: The color of the pants should be slightly darker than the top. Highlight the pants: The color of the jacket should be slightly darker than the pants. Green is difficult to match. You can use coffee color in clothing matching. If the jacket has horizontal stripes, the pants should not have vertical stripes or plaid patterns. If the jacket has vertical stripes, the pants should avoid horizontal stripes or plaid patterns. If the jacket has mottled colors, the bottoms should be solid colors. If the pants have multicolored colors, the jacket should avoid multicolored colors. If the jacket has large or complex patterns, the bottoms should be solid colors.

General rule of thumb: Don't wear shirts or ties with patterns on the top. Striped or patterned tops should be paired with plain pants. The color of your shoes should coordinate with the color of your clothing. When wearing a two-piece suit, it's best to choose colors that are in the same family or have a high contrast ratio; this creates a more stylish look. Colors can be combined: In daily life, we often see black, white, and gray paired with other colors. Black, white, and gray are achromatic, so no matter what color they are paired with, there won't be any major issues. Generally speaking, if a color is paired with white, it will appear brighter; when paired with black, it will appear darker. Therefore, when conducting data research on color matching in clothing culture, you should first consider which important part of the student's clothing you are trying to highlight. Avoid using heavy colors, such as dark brown or dark purple, with black. This will appear to overshadow the black color, making the entire outfit lack a focus and making the overall appearance of Chinese clothing appear heavy and dull. Black and yellow are the most eye-catching combination, while red and black are very grand, yet still elegant!

The principle of color matching refers to the matching of two colors of the same type in different shades, such as dark green and light green, brown and beige, or dark red and light red. Pink makes the look softer.