Which Clothing Color Fits Blond Hair Women

While we all think black is a pretty perfect color and a must-have for everyone, black isn't exactly the right color for people with blond and red hair. That's why every time I meet a client with blond hair, the first thing I do is discuss those black clothes in her closet.

Don't get me wrong, blond and red hair don't necessarily look bad in black, and there are times and occasions when black is required. When you need to wear black, you can try dark blue. Don't tell me there's no difference between black and dark blue. (I was serious.)

For people with blond hair, dark blue is a more suitable neutral dark color for them. Dark blue has the same effect as black, but instead of black, the color is slightly lighter, with a slightly warmer color. Warm colors are very important and a good thing for people with blond hair. Black can make people with blond hair look paler.

The image of someone with blond hair in dark blue is very classic and stylish. In my opinion, dark blue clothes always look classy. It's even better if someone with blond hair happens to have blue or green pupils, as dark blue accentuates the eyes and warms skin tones.

Next I'm going to talk about the camel. I love that people with blond hair wear camels. You might think camel, beige, and taupe are unremarkable neutrals, but these colors are not so when worn on someone with blond hair. The effect of golden-haired people wearing camel clothes is the same as the effect of light-skinned people wearing jewelry, which is very shocking. Camel clothing accentuates the hair color while creating a harmonious picture, and you are the center of the picture.

The core of color is what it means and whether it is harmonious. Light brown on its own represents quietness, but when worn on a person with blond hair, this quietness can attract attention.

Why? For people with blond hair, especially those with fairer skin tones, the color of the clothes won't overpower the soft, pastel shades they are born with. Be careful not to let the clothes get you, so those with exaggerated geometric patterns may not suit you. Because your hair color and skin tone are inherently relatively small, a large number of patterns can create imbalances that dull your other features. (However, people with dark hair, dark skin, and defined eyelashes and eyebrows are an example of strong contrast. So when they wear exaggeratedly patterned clothing, the contrast of their hair and skin color is offset by the color of the clothing .)

This is very subtle, and I often see blonde women make mistakes with this. Exaggerated patterns aren't necessarily bad for you, but they convey too much information that can sometimes damage your image, but not on dark-skinned people.

People with blond hair and fair skin, especially those with blue or green pupils, look great in blue and green, which I love. Just highlight the color of the pupils and you will be very pretty. What's even more amazing is that a touch of sky blue on the side of the face seems to be able to change the color of the pupil, making the color of the pupil stronger and more vivid.

Gradually, you will find that the colors that work for you are not just neutrals and pastels, but also those bright colors, lovely peach and earth tones.