subject: How To Show Yourself Completely--ten Colors You Should Wear More Often [print this page] There are so many colors, someone fit for black, somebody like white so much and someone have a special taste of yellow. Do you know which color you should wear more often? If you don't, never mind. From now on, show yourself completely.
Violet: Violet: Violet works perfectly with dark neutrals, so it's ideal as a color popular under a black, gray or navy jacket.
Bright blue: Bright blue makes a great after-five color, especially when it's done up in shiny fabrics. Its also the perfect accent color for accessories.
Deep purple: Don't save deep purple, just for colder months. A darker shade of purple adds a lot of sophistication to work wear pair a purple blouse with a pencil skirt and casual wear.
Deep purple: Don't save deep purple just for colder months. A darker shade of purple adds a jolt of sophistication to work wear and casual wear.
Teal: On it's own teal makes a delicious rich color, but it's even better as a print, especially paisley.
Burgundy: Mix burgundy pieces with luxe prints for a regal look. Opt for career separates using burgundy as a neutral.
Magenta: most anything in the pink family of colors looks beautiful close to your face, but magenta also works as an accent color for accessories.
Pink: Wear pink head-to-toe if you love a feminine vibe or in small doses for a less girly look. Pink mixes great with neutrals and denim; it even translates perfectly to cocktail dressing.
Blush: Blush colors translate beautifully to sheer or silky fabrics, so they work great for dressier occasions. Because skin tone colors can look bare, you're best to skip them for the office.
Bronze: A bit of bronze goes a long way, so save it for accent pieces or wear it close to your face as a scarf.
Coral: Coral is luscious for warm weather and mixes perfectly with other mid-tone bright like turquoise.
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