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Funny thing about black, which was so dominant for so long. I am not “supposed” to wear it since I am a Spring. When black was absolutely everywhere, I had to give in and wear it if I wanted anything to wear. I discovered that if I combined black with a warmer color, or at the very least wore gold jewelry, I liked it better on me. When gray suddenly became available I gravitated toward that, because it is a softer color.
I do own several pairs of black pants. I do like to put a more flattering color near my face. Scarves serve a useful purpose.
There are two colors that I will not wear: true red and red violet. I look awful in both.
Funny thing about black, which was so dominant for so long. I am not “supposed” to wear it since I am a Spring. When black was absolutely everywhere, I had to give in and wear it if I wanted anything to wear. I discovered that if I combined black with a warmer color, or at the very least wore gold jewelry, I liked it better on me. When gray suddenly became available I gravitated toward that, because it is a softer color.
I do own several pairs of black pants. I do like to put a more flattering color near my face. Scarves serve a useful purpose.
There are two colors that I will not wear: true red and red violet. I look awful in both.
That's what I do, wear black with color in scarves, jewelry. It can look very harsh on some...gold would certainly warm the area near the face.
I can wear red and do...love it. Bought a pr of heeled booties in red...fun to wear.
Either all black or all white. I don't like to mix them.
No..I meant do you use different shades of white, and different textures? Otherwise you'd look like a medical person...
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