Spin off: What colors do you usually wear?

You know I've been working on my wardrobe while I do a 100 day challenge in my dress. And I'm getting to the point where I think I should only wear the colors that truly look good on me.

And basically besides black, white, and gray that leaves me with red, pink, purple and green. These are my best colors. And I'm thinking I'm not going to bring anything new into the house outside of those colors.

My wardrobe is the complete opposite of yours! 

I LOVE colour, and find dark colour depressing. I particularly dislike olive/sage/moss/forest green, burgundy and grey haha!

I do own a fair few items in black - pants and jackets/cardigans for work. But I always wear a bright top with them.

The colours that look best on me are musk pink (I've seen it described as taffy pink), aqua, mint green, and white.

I mostly wear jeans with black, grey, navy, teal, olive green, mustard yellow with an occasional salmon or orange top.

I like variety. I am cool, but not dramatic enough for a winter, so softer than jewel tones. Other than yellow and orange it's a rare color that doesn't show up in some variation in my wardrobe. My favorites are probably teal and burgundy - but there are tons of shades of blues and quite a bit of the neutrals.

The mainstays of my wardrobe are blue and red, with some periwinkle/lavender, pinks and coral thrown in. Nearly all of that is in bright shades as I look awful in pastels. In the winter I'll add in a rich burgundy. The black I have is mostly in basics (pants/skirt/sheath dress).

We are wardrobe twins. I’ll add no browns and no light grays. No pastels ever unless I want to look like a corpse.

I don't wear white EVER- my wedding dress wasn't even white! It was watercolor jewel tone roses on beige organza.

NO pastels!

I wear lots of blues/greens/gray/black.

I love love love jewel tones.

Hardly ever wear yellow or orange.

Always denim bottoms- shorts, crops, boot cut.

I wear ALL the colors, including non-colors like black, grey, and white. I don’t really do pastels, though.

Mostly jeans or black, gray or navy bottoms and any colors except yellow and orange for tops or hooded sweatshirts.

The basics in my wardrobe are black, brown, cream, navy and gray. I incorporate warm yellows, rusts, greens and blues into those basics. I don't wear any shades of red or purple ranging from deep jewel tones to pastels.

My go-to outfit is black pants (winter) or capris (summer) with a black or white collared shirt (golf shirt or polo) and then add a hit of colour. I love bright red or rich green, blue in any shade. Pastels make me fade into the woodwork, and bright yellow or orange are not fav’s. I do like a bold gold or a deep peach, though.

Light, baby girl pink. I have too many tops and sweaters in this shade to count.

Goes good with black or blue jeans.

Lately people have been commenting that I really look better in light shades of blue because I have blue eyes. I do have a few light blue tops, sweaters.

Bottoms - blue skinny jeans. Black skinny jeans or usually black leggings.

Kind of mad at myself for not having more blue tops. I worked for years in retail and have um….. lots of clothes. Mostly light pink.

My "uniform" is black pants every day with a different color top. I think mine are mostly blues, reds, greys... But I can tell you what I do NOT wear much of -- green and purple. Despite the fact that I do like bright green (none of that olive stuff, ick... it looks absolutely horrible on me) and purple I never seem to buy it. I know this for a fact because of subbing on St. Patrick's Day and not having one single green shirt to wear.   And then one day it was "support our military day" at school and we were supposed to wear purple then. Nope, no purple. For green I wore a scarf of dd's that had green in it, and for purple I raided dd's closet and wore one of her dance school sweat shirts.  

This is pretty much me, with the exception a few sports-related tops that are bright orange or red (I look cadaverous in them but oh well).