Colors are beautiful. It's found everywhere. Nature is made
of colors. Man-made objects are also filled with colors. Some color blends are
just mind-blowing. Others too can be messy. You may be influenced to purchase a
product because of the colors. Your attention was drawn to something because of
colors Your outfit's colors communicate a lot about you.
A good blend of colors can give a stunning look. Colors must
be carefully selected else you will confuse yourself and the people around you.
Fashion designers use the color wheel for clothes matching. A color wheel is a
circle diagram that shows the relationship between different colors. It
originated from Sir Isaac Newton. It has primary, secondary, and tertiary
colors. It has twelve colors. They are
yellow, yellow-orange, orange, orange-red, red, red-purple, purple,
purple-blue, blue, blue-green, green, and green-yellow.
A color wheel showing the 12 hues with tones, tints and shades. Source: Beachpainting.com
These colors can also
have tints, shades, and tones. To create a harmonious effect for any artistic
work, the color wheel has been classified further into complementary,
monochromatic, and analogous colors.
Complementary colors are colors that are on opposite sides
of the color wheel. On
the color wheel, blue and orange, red and green, and yellow and purple are
complementary colors. Monochromatic colors come from the same color but with
shades, tones, and tints.
A shade of a color is produced when you add black to
it. A tint is generated when white is added to a color. A tone is a color mixed
with grey. Black, white, and grey are neutral colors. Neutral colors lack much
saturation or intensity and they can match a lot of things. An example is navy
blue and sky blue which all come from one hue (blue). Analogous colors are
located next to each other on the color wheel. Orange, Red-orange, and red are
analogous colors. You can confirm from the image above.
These concepts are seen in some of the dresses, shoes, and
bags you use. This principle is normally utilized in a lot of decorations. You
do not have to necessarily use one color in your outfit. You can blend colors
in the right way to look gorgeous. You can select the complementary style or go
monochromatic. You can also choose the analogous path. It all depends on you.
Just make sure there is harmony. Take a look at some outfits with complementary
colors.
Source: Angela Baltimore
Angela's colors come from yellow and purple.
Source: Glamour UK. These are women in beautiful complementary colors.
They look amazing. Now, enjoy the world of colors.
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