We can all admit that color sets a mood. Each of us has our favorite color, which may have changed during our lifetime. And each of us has our own natural coloring we were born with that causes us to look better in some colors than in others.
In “Color Therapy” by Madisyn Taylor” on the Daily Om, she writes that often the colors we like best are the colors we need most in our lives.
Happily, we usually naturally gravitate toward preferring colors that look good on us. Age doesn’t matter when we wear our favorite, best colors. Because what matters is who we are.
If our style is a way to say who we are, the color component of our style also says something about us. Although on certain days we might choose a color to cheer ourselves up or give ourselves confidence, on the days that we wear our favorite color we are showing our true selves to the world…and they get the message. Continue Reading
On her blog, the Inside Out Style Blog:, Imogen Lamport has a section on color which is in-depth and highlights her expertise. She shared this color quiz for the fun of it. Your personality doesn’t change (except for how you improve it over time) so age doesn’t matter. This quiz, originally from House Beautiful, is for you share and play with with your friends. Age doesn’t matter. 😉
Wearing pink is a color that can do wonders for your complexion if it’s in the right shade for you. Whether your style is dainty or classic, tough or menswear based, age doesn’t matter. What matters is how you combine this color with other colors and styles to get the effect you’re after. Continue Reading
It’s March, on its way to spring, and there’s a feeling of anticipation for the warm weather and colors that are soon to come. Using spring colors in your wardrobe is an easy way to get that spring feeling while still keeping warm and cozy. Age doesn’t matter. Wearing the right colors for you can give a youthful glow and a fresh new feeling. Continue Reading
Sometimes when we’re sad or it’s a rainy drab day devoid of color, we dress in bright colors to cheer ourselves up. We might paint our bedroom blue because it is a calming color that makes it easy to relax. It’s obvious that colors around us affect how we feel and how we operate. All through our lives, we can use color to improve how we feel in so many ways. Age doesn’t matter. In fact, the more experience we have the more adept we become at using certain colors to our advantage.
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