When selecting clothing items to wear, many individuals gravitate toward black.
Often, the colors of black are perceived as sleek and flattering hues that not only minimize the effort involved in selecting outfits but also minimizes the perception of the mass of the body.
Interesting enough, black is not a color, as black is devoid of color. White encompasses all colors, although white is not considered a color as well.
Many individuals accumulate a closet full of the colors of black, yet they are drawn to colorful hues. When analyzing why individuals frequently wear black, you will find that psychological factors can contribute to this widespread tendency.
Depending on your color proclivities, wearing all black could benefit you or hinder you.
You can develop a clear understanding of how to wear black hues appropriately, creatively, and fashionably by establishing the colors that are optimal colors for you.
Below are a few suggestions regarding wearing the colors of black, albeit, first discover your color inclinations by taking the C Color Quiz and downloading the C Color App.
The C Color® Quiz determines your C Color Spectrum®. C Color Spectrums are categories of millions of colors. Each of the four C Color Spectrums are classified by the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of either blue, yellow, or red. The Color® App guides you in choosing your genetically preferred colors.
The C Color® database consists of millions of colors that are identified by the matching technology in the C Color® App.
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Why Do People Wear The Colors Of Black?
Why do individuals wear black frequently or wear only black from head to toe?
You will hear a variety of reasons behind the psychology of wearing black clothes.
Many people believe that black clothing accentuates or slims their figures. Others associate black with seriousness, tenacity, or power and wish to convey those messages or attitudes to people. The colors of black can also appear elegant and sophisticated; alternatively, so can the colors of navy, dark brown, and charcoal as the hues portray the same strengths.
Individuals who are adamant about wearing black may presume that they appear more attractive and authoritative and are therefore more influential. In truth, if black is not an ideal color for you, as affirmed by your immanent DNA preferences, the color black will drain the life from your skin and make you appear either sickly or invisible. An all black attire could lessen your ability to connect with people.
Color should enhance your appearance and draw others to you; hence, other dark hues to consider for your wardrobe, accessories and cosmetics are browns, navies, and charcoals.
Below is an example of a model in both C Color Spectrum 2, which is predominantly Cool Blue Based, and C Color Spectrum 3, which is predominantly Warm Yellow Based.
Distinctively, when the model is clad in C Color Spectrum 3 colors, she has a flawless and glowing complexion, as the model, in reality, is within the C Color Spectrum 3 category.
The After Photograph Displays Yellow Based Hair And Makeup, Resulting In C Color Spectrum 3
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature: cool or warm, saturation: less, more, or moderate, and predominant base of a primary color: blue, yellow, or red.
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How To Wear The Colors Of Black
Stylishly wearing black is possible for everyone, but admittedly, there are a few caveats that, once learned, will accommodate you with your complexion, appearance, style, and confidence.
Each individual is either a C Color Spectrum 1, C Color Spectrum 2, C Color Spectrum 3, or C Color Spectrum 4.
There are millions of the colors of black, and C Color Spectrum 1 and C Color Spectrum 2 individuals wear black colors. C Color Spectrum 1 individuals wear a Cool Blue Ash Based Black and C Color Spectrum 2 individuals wear a Cool Blue Based Black.
C Color Spectrum 3 and C Color Spectrum 4 individuals wear the colors of gunmetal. C Color Spectrum 3 individuals wear a Warm Yellow Based Gunmetal, and C Color Spectrum 4 individuals wear a Warm Red Earth Based Gunmetal.
C Color Spectrum 3 and C Color Spectrum 4 individuals can wear the colors of black that are not from within their C Color Spectrums from the décolletage area downward.
If C Color Spectrum 3 and C Color Spectrum 4 individuals must wear black from the décolletage upward, a shirt or blouse underneath the black belonging and/or a vest, scarf, or large piece of jewelry that covers the décolletage will aid in reducing the subpar color. The objective is to minimize the color of black from around the neck and shoulders, specifically the décolletage area.
Below is the first example of how individuals from each of the four Color Spectrums can wear black and gunmetal colors.
Please note that clothing and accessory colors are for reference only and do not represent the models’ C Color Spectrums.
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Notice the differences in the four C Color Spectrums:
- C Color Spectrum 1 Black is Cool Blue Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Ash
- C Color Spectrum 2 Black is Cool Blue Based, More Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 3 Gunmetal is Warm Yellow Based, Moderately Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 4 Gunmetal is Warm Red Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Earth
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of blue, yellow, or red.
C Color Spectrum 3 And C Color Spectrum 4 Individuals Can Wear The Colors Of Black From The Décolletage Area Downward; Thereupon The Color Of Gunmetal Is Displayed
What To Wear With The Colors Of Black
Which colors best blend with black? With more than 16.7 million colors in the world, it is impossible to distill them down to a few combinations; however, favorable suggestions can be offered.
Whites, creams, blues, purples, greens, and browns are ideal colors to pair with black, as these colors are not overwhelmed by the dominance of black.
Wearing oranges and yellows with the colors of black can elicit thoughts of Halloween and bumble bees, and intense reds combined with the colors of black can create two strong hues that may conflict.
As mentioned, the C Color Methodology and Ideology are established upon the foundation of a color gene within your DNA. You are intrinsically drawn to your complimentary colors. C Color® substantiates the C Color Spectrum® that you belong to and provides you with personalized color consulting.
Below is the second example of how individuals from each of the four C Color Spectrums can wear black and gunmetal colors.
Please note that clothing and accessory colors are for reference only and do not represent the models’ C Color Spectrums.
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Notice the differences in the four C Color Spectrums:
- C Color Spectrum 1 Black is Cool Blue Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Ash
- C Color Spectrum 2 Black is Cool Blue Based, More Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 3 Gunmetal is Warm Yellow Based, Moderately Saturated
- C Color Spectrum 4 Gunmetal is Warm Red Based, Less Saturated, Appears Rubbed with Earth
The key to the classification of all colors is the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of one of the primary colors of blue, yellow, or red.
C Color Spectrum 3 And C Color Spectrum 4 Individuals Can Wear The Colors Of Black From The Décolletage Area Downward; Thereupon The Color Of Gunmetal Is Displayed
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Per the C Color Methodology, all individuals can wear virtually all colors. It is the temperature, saturation, and predominant base of the color that is the key.
The above color quadrant displays a Cool Blue Ash Based charcoal gray color, a Cool Blue Based black color, a Warm Yellow Based gunmetal color, and a Warm Red Earth Based gunmetal color, as examples to further distinguish the four C Color Spectrums. Each C Color Spectrum® contains millions of every color.
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All individuals belong to one of the four C Color Spectrums®. The C Color Spectrums are predicated upon DNA.
You are born with inherent color predilections, but, over the years, fashion trends, celebrities, or the influences of friends and family can sway you from your ingrained color choices.
As a result, you may apply and wear colors that are inferior for you. Your C Color Spectrum® colors are unequaled and there are millions in your arsenal. As mentioned above, the C Color® database consists of millions of colors.
To discover your natural desire for color, take the simple, five-minute C Color Quiz. The goal of the C Color® Quiz is to select the color quadrant that immediately catches your eye. In doing so, you are following your instinctive color partialities. Thinking about your color choices will skew your results, as the accurate results of the C Color® Quiz emanate from intuitive selections, not thought choices.
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The efficacy of the C Color Quiz is 99.8%. We do not guarantee hundred percent efficacy, as clients may not consistently follow their innate preferences or intuition throughout the C Color Quiz.
The C Color App on your mobile device will be programmed to your C Color Spectrum and will confirm whether or not the colors that you choose are within your C Color Spectrum.
By surrounding yourself with the colors from within your C Color Spectrum®, your wardrobe and all else will harmonize and commingle with ease, supplying you the luxury of convenience and the benefit of confidence with respect to your color choices.
Employ the C Color App to photograph everything in your world, thereby authenticating your choicest colors.
- All colors contain numerous colors; accordingly, it is imperative while shopping in stores or online to photograph the item that you are considering at a distance and to color correct the photograph with the Lighting and Filters features.
- The photographed color must match the color of the actual item that the eyes see.
- Once the above two steps are completed, choose a zoomed in section of the pure color, even if blurred, to match, and the C Color App will reveal whether or not the color is within your C Color Spectrum.
- The built-in capability of the Smartphone to lighten or darken the photograph can be used, if necessary.
- Avoid bright areas and shadowed areas, as those conditions can affect the color match.
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The C Color App has been upgraded to include a color matching Instructional Video, C Color Courses, C Color E-Books, and C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries.
C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries within the C Color App were developed as a vantage point for you from which to better understand the colors within your C Color Spectrum.
The C Color App is a comprehensive color palette that identifies the limitless number of colors that are available to you. These colors are all from within your C Color Spectrum. Aptly, the C Color Spectrum Virtual Color Galleries are supplemental to the C Color App.
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With the support of the C Color® App, you can create unparalleled colored apparel, accompanied by the colors of black and millions of other colors as well.
If you wear all black, rethink your choice, rethink your wardrobe, and rethink the colors in your life with the C Color® App.
The C Color® App, as the 21st Century Palette and Color Consultant, is the expert Eye that meets your color needs, answers your color questions, assists you in color decision making and saves you thousands of dollars by eliminating misguided color choices.
The C Color® Methodology can enable you to Look, Think, Feel, Act, Learn, and Heal Your Best, whether you belong to a C Color® Spectrum that wears black or not.
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