An undervalued factor with skin tone is your undertone, the sort of lower glowing tone beneath your base skin tone. Matching your colors to be complimentary to that helps alot
@@rony.482 Nah if you stand in front of a flat white background or hold a piece of white paper you can see it better. Gey someone to take a photo for you 😉
@@rony.482you can also check the colour of the veins on your wrist to see what undertone you have like purple/blue = cool (pastels and jewel tone colours suit them best) blue/green = neutral ( a mix of both cool and warm colours) olive/green = warm ( earthy tones suit them the best)
@@rony.482 Here's a video about it dude. I watched almost 2 years ago and it completely changed the way I see colors th-cam.com/video/2xvmtMG1E8U/w-d-xo.html
@@justalula7151 this doesn’t work for most people, especially people with darker skin. Haley Kim’s video “How to Find Your Skin Undertone” is a great place to start!
lol i just went out in a literal trash outfit, trying some colours i had super fricking bright red jordans on, but low cut and a light brown tech jacket ( I don't know how i thought that was a good idea lol). came back and this pops up. you're a god send Frugal like seriously this jordans were more red than the fucking traffic 🚦 i dk what to do with the shoe 😭😂
dude, do a color analysis on yourself. Colors don't look bad on you, they're just wrong. I always thought I looked like I just crawled out of a haunted well, but it turns out that I'm a light olive neutral autumn tone, and *only* smoky colors will make me look like a glowing angel.
@@skengels True. Not everybody will look good with the brighest shades doesnt matter what they try. Some people will look better with muted colors while other with bright.
i've nearly replaced all my tshirts with those uniqlo oversized airism tshirts. super comfortable and they come out with nice colors. H&M not as good, but their essentials line also has good colors and comfortability on a budget if youre looking for tshirts, hoodies, crewnecks
honestly for basics i shop at hollister now, if they have a sale the stuff is super afforable in my country, and its decebt quality. can't beat the 5 basic tees for 30€.
1. You're right that there are no ugly colors. Color needs context. It depends on what the color is used on, and it depends on what colors it's paired with. The color that's voted "the ugliest color in the world" is a sort of dark greenish brown. On it's own, it's not super appealing. It's exquisite in leather, and you see it reasonably often in museums because Old Masters look amazing on it. People who say that there are ugly colors, don't know how color works. 2. If you want to pair colors and don't know where to start, you want to think about saturation. You can pair more or less any two colors together if they have the same saturation. Plum and deep sage are gorgeous together. So are lavender and mint green. Neon blue and magenta play well together. So do baby blue and powder pink. Colors that are opposite in saturation also play well together. Plum purple and pale pale mint green are lovely together. So are deep burgundy and pastel yellow. Colors get to be challenging to combine when you start mixing midtones, or murky colors with bright colors. Admittedly, the most gorgeous color combinations are usually the ones that almost don't work, but that takes practice. 3. Not all neutrals are created equal. You have to pay attention to the undertones. Unless you're really going out on a limb and putting together a really artistic combination, cool neutrals look better with cool colors, and warm neutrals look better with warm colors. "Neutrals go with everything" is the biggest lie going. 4. Once you've figured out which colors work best on you, don't really deviate from them. It's always better to have fewer pieces that are super easy to mix, than having a lot of pieces that only work with a few other pieces. Unless you're someone who likes to mix seventeen colors into an outfit, pick a few and don't deviate from them, unless you're buying something super special, like a statement piece. Don't feel like you need to do all of the colors to do color.
Another thing to think about is chroma. All of those big, primary color chairs you showed have clear chroma with no gray in the color. Muted chroma would be the color wheel with gray added. Think dusty pink, steel blue, oatmeal, khaki green… some people will look really good in those colors esp if bold colors look “off” on you
i think something really overlooked when composing a colourful outfit is texture. you could have the nicest colour combination ever but if the fabrics don't mesh (sorry) texturally the fit is just gonna look off, even if it theoretically should be nice
I feel like folks who have a lot of colors also have a lot of clothes. This seems excessive and exhausting and also just not good for the planet. If you buy certain colors a lot of times I get the feeling you probably have one outfit and can't mix and match. So you end up with more stuff. I don't think in the future having a closet filled with tons of shoes and clothes is very futuristic or next level.
@@yes-gs2rd i do thrift a lot and make a lot of my stuff too! and that's why i also gave the tip to go for plain colored items so they can mix and match easier
What im so thankful for my freshman year I took a design seminar class and it taught you sooo much about hue and color and color schemes. That's what people need to know is color schemes. Monochromatic, tertiary, analogous, etc.
Most of these photographs has a colour complementary scheme with the background, that's the reason why it looks sort of harmonious, to create contrast if you will, it's not coincidence, it's a strategy used by photographers and artists, maybe if they're on different environments some would probably look goofy. just sayin.
If anyone's curious, that 'porn' sign is a parody based on the 'love' signs from Philadelphia. Those signs are multicoloured as well, so I'd guess it's some kinda message about love being replaced by and reduced to porn
Huh, I knew about the love sign but didn’t put it together. I noticed that the black paint is also overflowing onto the white base - almost looks like an oil spill. I think that’s more fuel for your interpretation
I was a metalhead from 2006 onward. I used to wear all black and chains to reflect this but something happened. Maybe it was because of drugs or maybe because we didnt want to be grouped in with emos haha but many of us started intentionally dressing "normal" or blended in with other groups. I still love metal just as much (if not even more) but now its more white tan and rainbows than anything else. So yea, you can just wake up one day and decide you want to look like a hippy or like you have a high end job or are on vacation. A good Hawaiian shirt and a pair of corduroy pants/shorts is a vibe for everyone.
i honestly love wearing 100% monochromatic (warm) yellow its very out there but so is my personality so it fits! or just warm colours and light ones :) browns, oranges, beige, different yellow shades, very analogous vibes :D i usually pair with docs. black ones, dark red or black with dark green peeking through.
I think this is probably one of your best videos you've made yet. I've always liked how you base all the information in your videos off of some seemingly unrelated abstract concept but I think you pulled it off best here by a decent margin. The tips and advice are as usual really good, but you really took everything else to the next level, and that's why your videos have so much appeal, its always so much more than clothes and so much more than fashion. You're a great entertainer and creator Christian, keep it up!
In terms of color theory and stuff, with complimentary colors its good to not have it equally all be two different colors. Try to make one color dominant and have pops of the other color. Or if you do want it to be even, try to mute the saturation of one of the colors. But of course all rules can be broken so if it looks good it looks good.
I'm glad you pointed out monotone outfits. I've seen people with shoes having to have some color with the matching top and bottom. I think sometimes the brightest part of the outfit should stand out and the rest needs to be basic.
Advice for the folks at home; If someone is going out of their way to point out a piece of clothing you enjoy, or finding joy in, or just plain like wearing, and proceeds to act as if your wearing of the fabric is somehow "wrong," not of any moral compulsion but judging you based on its perceived quality, don't pay 'em any mind. Chances are, their tastes and yours simply aren't compatible. It's not even a malice thing on their end, either, it's just that you'd probably just make yourself sad and uncomfortable trying to realign yourself to suit their needs. Wear what you want, and keep the wacky shirts.
I'll never forget when i paired a pink hoodie, blue jeans and a pair of timberlands, this was one of the school days where we didnt have to wear uniform. I looked in the mirror several times and somehow my brain tricked me into thinking that fit was hard, when i got on the bus i realized i fucked up. and then on the other side of the spectrum, i went to write my learner's permit test thing and i paired this kinda dark blue almost green looking shirt wit a small bit orange and yellow wit this pair of cuff pants that were timberland colour (sorry im not good wit colour terminology) and a cool pair of black and white checkered pair of vans. When i say this fit was so effortlessly perfect, i mean it. Never again shall i wear the pink hoodie and timberland combo, no one cared but i knew that fit was trash
vids like this really got me wanting to step out of my exclusively red black and white color scheme. literally everything i wear with any regularity is greyscale and bright red, i gotta get some contrasting colors that are actually flattering on me bc right now brown is adventurous for me lmao
You see… the problem I have here is that I would love to dress like these examples you give, but I live in a very warm place. The weather leaves me with very little styling options.
Same here, unless I want to boil alive like a lobster. Donated most of the black/darker blue clothing I had; for whatever reason, those were the school uniforms for half my life.
I got my colors done for my birthday a few years back and honestly I cannot recommend it enough!! It tells you what colors look best on you and it all has to do with the tones in your skin and science stuff. Im an autumn so warm, earthy, vibrant colors look best on me (forest green, coffee, brick) and make my skin glow because of the tones in my skin. If I wear cool colors like sky blue, lavender, black, that stuff make me look very pale and not as awesome. So please, get your colors done!! It’s the best thing you can do for your wardrobe
I was at the part where you said “I think the best thing that I keep in the back of my head when styling with color is this phrase right here-“ then it cut to an ad for Forever 21 in big bold letters
I focus more on jewellery and do like femboy styles too but I also tend to wear vairous styles of clothes. Sometimes the classic blue shirt and grey coat like that business aesthetic , sometimes white long sleeves shirt or crop tops and open shirt. color combining is all about experiment,. I sometimes just black out - black wears , sometimes i realize black is good to mix with other colors. black just feels difficult not to wear.
This such a great thorough yet quick video. I have been wearing like the same 8 or so outfits lately. Mix and match style. I have generally pale skin (enough that I can't wear make up with blue in it bc then I look dead, I think it pulls out veins) and dark hair, eyes, brows so I am pretty aware of like contrast and balance as far as that. My fav neutrals are often darker grays over black, white or light grey. I don't own a bunch of tans I typically have more browns bc im, as stated, pale. My go to lazy, I don't fit in anything lately, outfits are typically Sweats, men's tees, leggings, sweater, maybe a hoodie. They follow a lot of these rules without much effort. The color pairings made me think of an outfit I should definitely try that's like a grey graphic long-sleeved with the graphic being off white and a very yellow green and a blush pink corduroy skirt. I love that combo lately in so many other things I jsut haven't tried it in clothes bc im in a bit if a rough spot with my body lately and not feeling super experimental. I also think that reds and blues can totally be neutrals in the right outfits. I di so many arts in college and a rule from interior design that I think is also helpful in fahsion if you're lost is to stick to 2 or 3 main colors. Ideally 2 main colors and one accent color. It's an amazing place to start until you know how to break the rules in the best ways. BTW neutrals do not count in this rule. As an example a pink a brown outfit with green accessories is nice but for my outfit to try the grey in my shirt is neutral so my main colors are the green and pink. I could add navy accessories or white accessories. It's all based on the color combos and how colors interact. In my design course we did a project for theory that was helpful for this concept where you had one color and showed how it changed when used on top of 2 dramatically different colors. The relationship is important not just the color separately. Its also why im so indecisive when I'm desmy crochet blankets lately. Anyway I'm rambling
Personally, big fan of resortware shirts for summer fits. You can get some good ones from American Eagle, the specific Colours & patterns change each season but there’s usually a nice mix between overt & subtle patterns. They’re very light, very breezy, & pair well with jeans/khakis & a white tee.
4:56 ha I have the jacket of these pants , I get so many questions and compliments when I wear it but it’s loud af and even though a lot of my wardrobe is these colors it can come off as too much matching , but anyways I got for like 90% off cuz no one wanted it for the original price 😅
Skin tone alone is not as important as UNDERtones tbh. Once you know what colors look good on you (because of your undertones) then you can know what colors will look good together with color theory
@@wiktor3727 it’s like the color under your skin so cool warm etc . Im unsure how to describe it but peoples skin have some sort of undertone like blue and sich
I mean it feels like it's worth mentioning that these are also all professional photographs of people with studio lighting and probably a makeup/wardrobe team behind the scenes.
There are many quizzes and surveys on finding your skin color, season, and undertone. This will help you find jewelry, makeup, and clothes that suit you based on hues, saturation, intensity, etc. Even something simple like a foundation match for those who don't wear makeup can help guide you to the next step, color theory.
One day I decided I hated yellow, white, pink, red and purple and threw out all clothing of those colors. Everything I wear now is green, black or brown, with some small amount of blue. 90% of my clothes are green. Someday I hope to make it 100%. I don't even look good in green, it brings out a yellow corpse like tone in my skin. But I don't give half a skinny curled up at the end dog shit about that. I like the color, it makes me happy. Typical outfit: sage green boots, emerald green socks, brown or olive drab jeans or corduroys, *always* tucked into the socks, leather belt, grey or black tee, kelly or emerald green flannel or hoody, hunter green or tan fedora with green beaded tassels, green bandanna (dozens of shades), black canvas or leather purse. I want to look like a cartoon character. Snufkin is my style icon.
2:08 had that discussion with a friend of mine, he said light blue and lavender aren't cool colors and I had to explain that 1. I really fuck with them and 2. I just can't wear a bright red or darker flashy blue
Most people can understand that red is a warm color and blue is a cool color. But then tell them there are warm blues and cool reds and they get really confused and angry. Color theory is way more complicated than people have any idea
6:52 I had the same exact question. I think since the color worked for the zone, the word in the statue caught my attention and I was also wondering "why PR0N?" I guess the statue is what we like to call a statement piece. Kind of like with accessories that go with an outfit.
man, this is one of the best channels in yt, it's funny, educational and pretty great overall. qq for all of you out there: what accounts do you follow for inspiration? I'm trying to get better at this
Hasan is low key one of my favorite content creators and yeah, he even admits that his showing at coachella was a major flop, but it's really cool and insightful to hear why his fits didn't work. Excellent work on this one again bud, hopefully this makes it over to his react streams!
for the record i really like hasan but a fit is free real estate
i love you bro
as a hasanabi head. ur intro was funny asf lol
Hasan is fvckin cringe 😬
I don't mind trying, but I'm tired of it and I've given up on trying to dress up to stand out. I wear whatever I get
Nah you really shouldn't. Hasan is a hypocrite poser living off nepotism and donations from 13 yr olds.
For once, Hasan doesn't get away with it.
Nature is healing FeelsStrongMan
Featured twice no less.
His vid was recommended right next to this lmfao, I just couldn't not watch
For once?
Who’s Hassan
An undervalued factor with skin tone is your undertone, the sort of lower glowing tone beneath your base skin tone. Matching your colors to be complimentary to that helps alot
great insight. isn't just a colored reflection of the surfaces around you? like if i stand next to green sign i'll obviously have a green tone on me
@@rony.482 Nah if you stand in front of a flat white background or hold a piece of white paper you can see it better. Gey someone to take a photo for you 😉
@@rony.482you can also check the colour of the veins on your wrist to see what undertone you have like purple/blue = cool (pastels and jewel tone colours suit them best) blue/green = neutral ( a mix of both cool and warm colours) olive/green = warm ( earthy tones suit them the best)
@@rony.482 Here's a video about it dude. I watched almost 2 years ago and it completely changed the way I see colors
th-cam.com/video/2xvmtMG1E8U/w-d-xo.html
@@justalula7151 this doesn’t work for most people, especially people with darker skin. Haley Kim’s video “How to Find Your Skin Undertone” is a great place to start!
Me, who only wears black, white and very low saturation colours, seeing this in my feed is a godsend
lol i just went out in a literal trash outfit, trying some colours i had super fricking bright red jordans on, but low cut and a light brown tech jacket ( I don't know how i thought that was a good idea lol). came back and this pops up. you're a god send Frugal
like seriously this jordans were more red than the fucking traffic 🚦 i dk what to do with the shoe 😭😂
Wear all red
dude, do a color analysis on yourself. Colors don't look bad on you, they're just wrong. I always thought I looked like I just crawled out of a haunted well, but it turns out that I'm a light olive neutral autumn tone, and *only* smoky colors will make me look like a glowing angel.
@@skengels True. Not everybody will look good with the brighest shades doesnt matter what they try. Some people will look better with muted colors while other with bright.
Brown- beige colors seem like the most comfortable next step, throw some yellow or orange in there when you feel like it
i've nearly replaced all my tshirts with those uniqlo oversized airism tshirts. super comfortable and they come out with nice colors. H&M not as good, but their essentials line also has good colors and comfortability on a budget if youre looking for tshirts, hoodies, crewnecks
SAME. The grey and light grey colors are just so good.
Did the same bought 10 of these b1tches
They're good but the colour washes out/doesn't maintain whites pretty quickly so be warned
honestly for basics i shop at hollister now, if they have a sale the stuff is super afforable in my country, and its decebt quality.
can't beat the 5 basic tees for 30€.
@@BigBigBigJeff I would rather wear a faded white tee than a white tee
1. You're right that there are no ugly colors. Color needs context. It depends on what the color is used on, and it depends on what colors it's paired with. The color that's voted "the ugliest color in the world" is a sort of dark greenish brown. On it's own, it's not super appealing. It's exquisite in leather, and you see it reasonably often in museums because Old Masters look amazing on it. People who say that there are ugly colors, don't know how color works.
2. If you want to pair colors and don't know where to start, you want to think about saturation. You can pair more or less any two colors together if they have the same saturation. Plum and deep sage are gorgeous together. So are lavender and mint green. Neon blue and magenta play well together. So do baby blue and powder pink. Colors that are opposite in saturation also play well together. Plum purple and pale pale mint green are lovely together. So are deep burgundy and pastel yellow. Colors get to be challenging to combine when you start mixing midtones, or murky colors with bright colors. Admittedly, the most gorgeous color combinations are usually the ones that almost don't work, but that takes practice.
3. Not all neutrals are created equal. You have to pay attention to the undertones. Unless you're really going out on a limb and putting together a really artistic combination, cool neutrals look better with cool colors, and warm neutrals look better with warm colors. "Neutrals go with everything" is the biggest lie going.
4. Once you've figured out which colors work best on you, don't really deviate from them. It's always better to have fewer pieces that are super easy to mix, than having a lot of pieces that only work with a few other pieces. Unless you're someone who likes to mix seventeen colors into an outfit, pick a few and don't deviate from them, unless you're buying something super special, like a statement piece. Don't feel like you need to do all of the colors to do color.
Brooooo go outside you wrote a whole paragraph on a TH-cam video. But hey your not wrong 🙃
great tips! i've been trying to mix more color into my style and this really helps :)
Tfw the comment is more useful than the video
It’s wild I can get clowned on, and also receive useful information about color theory all in the same video. Thank you Frugal 🐸
Literally every frugal aesthetic video
@@The_guy_that_does_stop-motion all that was missing was a mcchicken analogy
0:09 bro rip to hasanabi getting absolutely ratio'd by frugal aesthetic like this. we're praying for you
LMAOOOO he not wrong tho, hasan never put on a cohesive fit but claims to be the fashionable guy🥴
Do you know what ratio means
@@hlyfthr Sometimes we do be bad at the things we like.
@@hlyfthr tbh his fits are a coinflip
Hasan looks like a dork
Another thing to think about is chroma. All of those big, primary color chairs you showed have clear chroma with no gray in the color. Muted chroma would be the color wheel with gray added. Think dusty pink, steel blue, oatmeal, khaki green… some people will look really good in those colors esp if bold colors look “off” on you
thanks for these tips, i will continue to wear all black
Real
He just like me fr
hasan still getting roasted for the gucci shirt
i think something really overlooked when composing a colourful outfit is texture. you could have the nicest colour combination ever but if the fabrics don't mesh (sorry) texturally the fit is just gonna look off, even if it theoretically should be nice
as a person who wears so much color, i approve this message. also another good tip is to start from plain colored stuff, don't go straight to patterns
I feel like folks who have a lot of colors also have a lot of clothes. This seems excessive and exhausting and also just not good for the planet. If you buy certain colors a lot of times I get the feeling you probably have one outfit and can't mix and match. So you end up with more stuff. I don't think in the future having a closet filled with tons of shoes and clothes is very futuristic or next level.
@@Maxatrillion08 That's why it's best to thrift stuff, you aren't adding any new clothes in the world.
@@yes-gs2rd i do thrift a lot and make a lot of my stuff too! and that's why i also gave the tip to go for plain colored items so they can mix and match easier
Always a good time when he uploads
His thumbnails are enough for me 🤣
@@mathewrjnzy7077 Ong 💀
Ong about every two weeks I start checking his channel daily
What im so thankful for my freshman year I took a design seminar class and it taught you sooo much about hue and color and color schemes. That's what people need to know is color schemes. Monochromatic, tertiary, analogous, etc.
I don’t look bad in anything.
real
@@badenpickett8365 bro replied to his own comment
@@jimhovahwitness i saw some real shit and had to react
But do you look good in anything?
@@FingerBob ratio 🤕🤕
to go deeper into wearing colors. skin undertones will play a role in how colors look on you.
love your perspective on style. trial and error, no shortcuts, truth man
Most of these photographs has a colour complementary scheme with the background, that's the reason why it looks sort of harmonious, to create contrast if you will, it's not coincidence, it's a strategy used by photographers and artists, maybe if they're on different environments some would probably look goofy. just sayin.
If anyone's curious, that 'porn' sign is a parody based on the 'love' signs from Philadelphia. Those signs are multicoloured as well, so I'd guess it's some kinda message about love being replaced by and reduced to porn
Huh, I knew about the love sign but didn’t put it together. I noticed that the black paint is also overflowing onto the white base - almost looks like an oil spill. I think that’s more fuel for your interpretation
I was a metalhead from 2006 onward. I used to wear all black and chains to reflect this but something happened. Maybe it was because of drugs or maybe because we didnt want to be grouped in with emos haha but many of us started intentionally dressing "normal" or blended in with other groups. I still love metal just as much (if not even more) but now its more white tan and rainbows than anything else.
So yea, you can just wake up one day and decide you want to look like a hippy or like you have a high end job or are on vacation. A good Hawaiian shirt and a pair of corduroy pants/shorts is a vibe for everyone.
These were some really good tips. Keep uploading Christian, you’re my favorite fashion TH-camr out there 🙏
i honestly love wearing 100% monochromatic (warm) yellow its very out there but so is my personality so it fits! or just warm colours and light ones :) browns, oranges, beige, different yellow shades,
very analogous vibes :D
i usually pair with docs. black ones, dark red or black with dark green peeking through.
I think this is probably one of your best videos you've made yet. I've always liked how you base all the information in your videos off of some seemingly unrelated abstract concept but I think you pulled it off best here by a decent margin. The tips and advice are as usual really good, but you really took everything else to the next level, and that's why your videos have so much appeal, its always so much more than clothes and so much more than fashion. You're a great entertainer and creator Christian, keep it up!
In terms of color theory and stuff, with complimentary colors its good to not have it equally all be two different colors. Try to make one color dominant and have pops of the other color. Or if you do want it to be even, try to mute the saturation of one of the colors. But of course all rules can be broken so if it looks good it looks good.
This is one of your best videos. Color matching is a fundamental concept of design and it’s applicable to so many things outside of fashion
I'm glad you pointed out monotone outfits. I've seen people with shoes having to have some color with the matching top and bottom. I think sometimes the brightest part of the outfit should stand out and the rest needs to be basic.
As a guy who always wears flower shirts, this is a pretty cool guide.
Ever since I've been watching your videos, my fashion has been leveling up
As a person that rarely buys black, it makes me happy to see a video on color 💕
Advice for the folks at home; If someone is going out of their way to
point out a piece of clothing you enjoy, or finding joy in, or just
plain like wearing, and proceeds to act as if your wearing of the fabric
is somehow "wrong," not of any moral compulsion but judging you based on its perceived quality, don't pay 'em any mind. Chances are, their tastes and yours simply aren't compatible. It's not even a malice thing on their end, either, it's just that you'd probably just make yourself sad and uncomfortable trying to realign yourself to suit their needs. Wear what you want, and keep the wacky shirts.
I'll never forget when i paired a pink hoodie, blue jeans and a pair of timberlands, this was one of the school days where we didnt have to wear uniform. I looked in the mirror several times and somehow my brain tricked me into thinking that fit was hard, when i got on the bus i realized i fucked up. and then on the other side of the spectrum, i went to write my learner's permit test thing and i paired this kinda dark blue almost green looking shirt wit a small bit orange and yellow wit this pair of cuff pants that were timberland colour (sorry im not good wit colour terminology) and a cool pair of black and white checkered pair of vans. When i say this fit was so effortlessly perfect, i mean it. Never again shall i wear the pink hoodie and timberland combo, no one cared but i knew that fit was trash
vids like this really got me wanting to step out of my exclusively red black and white color scheme. literally everything i wear with any regularity is greyscale and bright red, i gotta get some contrasting colors that are actually flattering on me bc right now brown is adventurous for me lmao
I rarely subscribe to channels these days but the J Cole joke got me. You got a new subscriber
You see… the problem I have here is that I would love to dress like these examples you give, but I live in a very warm place. The weather leaves me with very little styling options.
Same here, unless I want to boil alive like a lobster. Donated most of the black/darker blue clothing I had; for whatever reason, those were the school uniforms for half my life.
adding a colorful beanie is my fav way to incorporate color. or even colorful shoes and accessories 🤌
I got my colors done for my birthday a few years back and honestly I cannot recommend it enough!! It tells you what colors look best on you and it all has to do with the tones in your skin and science stuff.
Im an autumn so warm, earthy, vibrant colors look best on me (forest green, coffee, brick) and make my skin glow because of the tones in my skin. If I wear cool colors like sky blue, lavender, black, that stuff make me look very pale and not as awesome.
So please, get your colors done!! It’s the best thing you can do for your wardrobe
@omair fr bru that’s what I’m tryna find out 🤔
We all want to know, ahem... WHERE DO WE GET OUR COLORS DONE. thank you.
I just use apps / Google , I'm a cool winter
you didn't have to do my boi hasan like that hahahaha
as soon as i saw the thumbnail LMAOOO
My himbo
Did him dirty LMAO
My favorite colors combos for outfits:
purple + orange
black + pink
white + tan (brown)
They look and feel fresh and different.
damn hasan caught all the coachella fit strays in this one lmaoo. great vid as always frugal!
No joke, trail and error is EVERYTHING. Great vid brother. ✌️
Since i lost weight ive been LITERALLY STUDYING this channel. Thank you Christian
i don’t look bad in colored clothing, but i will watch this anyways
I was at the part where you said “I think the best thing that I keep in the back of my head when styling with color is this phrase right here-“ then it cut to an ad for Forever 21 in big bold letters
I focus more on jewellery and do like femboy styles too but I also tend to wear vairous styles of clothes. Sometimes the classic blue shirt and grey coat like that business aesthetic , sometimes white long sleeves shirt or crop tops and open shirt.
color combining is all about experiment,. I sometimes just black out - black wears , sometimes i realize black is good to mix with other colors. black just feels difficult not to wear.
Christian speaks so we listen. All the memes aside his actual inputs for style are on point.
Love the take and clarity of language in this.
Was just stopping by your channel like 3 hrs ago wondering where a new video would be. Came back to YT right now and here one is. Hell yeah.
I wanted to add Orange, yellow and red in my wardrobe for a very long time now. This will pep me up. I don't care about public opinion anymore
Chris editing is so meta
The Freddi Fish hoodie god damn
This such a great thorough yet quick video. I have been wearing like the same 8 or so outfits lately. Mix and match style. I have generally pale skin (enough that I can't wear make up with blue in it bc then I look dead, I think it pulls out veins) and dark hair, eyes, brows so I am pretty aware of like contrast and balance as far as that. My fav neutrals are often darker grays over black, white or light grey. I don't own a bunch of tans I typically have more browns bc im, as stated, pale. My go to lazy, I don't fit in anything lately, outfits are typically Sweats, men's tees, leggings, sweater, maybe a hoodie. They follow a lot of these rules without much effort. The color pairings made me think of an outfit I should definitely try that's like a grey graphic long-sleeved with the graphic being off white and a very yellow green and a blush pink corduroy skirt. I love that combo lately in so many other things I jsut haven't tried it in clothes bc im in a bit if a rough spot with my body lately and not feeling super experimental.
I also think that reds and blues can totally be neutrals in the right outfits.
I di so many arts in college and a rule from interior design that I think is also helpful in fahsion if you're lost is to stick to 2 or 3 main colors. Ideally 2 main colors and one accent color. It's an amazing place to start until you know how to break the rules in the best ways. BTW neutrals do not count in this rule. As an example a pink a brown outfit with green accessories is nice but for my outfit to try the grey in my shirt is neutral so my main colors are the green and pink. I could add navy accessories or white accessories. It's all based on the color combos and how colors interact. In my design course we did a project for theory that was helpful for this concept where you had one color and showed how it changed when used on top of 2 dramatically different colors. The relationship is important not just the color separately. Its also why im so indecisive when I'm desmy crochet blankets lately. Anyway I'm rambling
I need summer fashion advice. 90% of these nice looking fits are several layers deep and meant for winter.
Shorts tshirts slides done ✅
Personally, big fan of resortware shirts for summer fits. You can get some good ones from American Eagle, the specific Colours & patterns change each season but there’s usually a nice mix between overt & subtle patterns. They’re very light, very breezy, & pair well with jeans/khakis & a white tee.
Low top shoes with jeans or shorts with a tee. Also ballcap cuz y not
4:56 ha I have the jacket of these pants , I get so many questions and compliments when I wear it but it’s loud af and even though a lot of my wardrobe is these colors it can come off as too much matching , but anyways I got for like 90% off cuz no one wanted it for the original price 😅
Skin tone alone is not as important as UNDERtones tbh. Once you know what colors look good on you (because of your undertones) then you can know what colors will look good together with color theory
What is undertone?
@@wiktor3727 it’s like the color under your skin so cool warm etc . Im unsure how to describe it but peoples skin have some sort of undertone like blue and sich
Probably your best video yet. I was gonna bring up using the color wheel but I’m glad I waited till the end.
not the receptionist matching amazingly with the lobby
I agree with every tip you just mentioned. Especially as an artist. But idk, I don't resignate with all of the out there examples you show.
I mean it feels like it's worth mentioning that these are also all professional photographs of people with studio lighting and probably a makeup/wardrobe team behind the scenes.
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My money don't jiggle jiggle, it folds
I wear ungodly colour combos and own it cos its fun
My number 1 fear is Christian using one of my fits in his cringe fits montages
There are many quizzes and surveys on finding your skin color, season, and undertone. This will help you find jewelry, makeup, and clothes that suit you based on hues, saturation, intensity, etc. Even something simple like a foundation match for those who don't wear makeup can help guide you to the next step, color theory.
best thumbnails on TH-cam
Can't wait for the first episode of your Podkasst
bro wants segregated clothing 😭😭😭
bruh i got some weird community popup asking me if this comment is inappropriate 💀
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@@leonhardable im not suprised
Love your videos man
I'm someone that tends to just buy black, grey, or brown clothes but, I love color. Tees are a great way to add something fun 😊
One day I decided I hated yellow, white, pink, red and purple and threw out all clothing of those colors. Everything I wear now is green, black or brown, with some small amount of blue. 90% of my clothes are green. Someday I hope to make it 100%. I don't even look good in green, it brings out a yellow corpse like tone in my skin. But I don't give half a skinny curled up at the end dog shit about that. I like the color, it makes me happy. Typical outfit: sage green boots, emerald green socks, brown or olive drab jeans or corduroys, *always* tucked into the socks, leather belt, grey or black tee, kelly or emerald green flannel or hoody, hunter green or tan fedora with green beaded tassels, green bandanna (dozens of shades), black canvas or leather purse. I want to look like a cartoon character. Snufkin is my style icon.
Wow dude i really needed this channel in my life thank you bro
2:08 had that discussion with a friend of mine, he said light blue and lavender aren't cool colors and I had to explain that 1. I really fuck with them and 2. I just can't wear a bright red or darker flashy blue
Most people can understand that red is a warm color and blue is a cool color. But then tell them there are warm blues and cool reds and they get really confused and angry. Color theory is way more complicated than people have any idea
Why is this useful!!! I want the regular stuff
9:52 I liked the dude in the Pink Tommy Jeans sweatshirt. He looked really dope.
6:52 I had the same exact question. I think since the color worked for the zone, the word in the statue caught my attention and I was also wondering "why PR0N?"
I guess the statue is what we like to call a statement piece. Kind of like with accessories that go with an outfit.
i love styling with color, but i've never really done monochromatic fits before.
trying it out with whites tmmrw, i think i got it
Why you gotta do Hasan like that😭😭
Professor Frugal back at it again
Thank you man you honestly helped my style game and I do music so imagine
“To get an error you gotta try”
-Sun Tzu (probably)
IVE BEEN PRACTICING MY WHOLE LIFE BROTHER I AM READY
Yo, the Freddy the Fish hoodie. Nostalgia 🔥
Bro I love your videos your delivery is so funny yet kind and the information is genuinely useful
I've been waiting for the old format to return
This channel is fantastic can’t believe I’m just discovering it
10:16 best line i’ve heard this year. i’m in tears.
Nice he uploads just before sleep I watch and go to sleep love this
All I wear are neutral-colored shorts (Usually khakis), flip-flops, and a bold-colored Hawaiian shirt every day, 24-7.
I love shortcuts. What a cawinkadink
been waiting for another video :>
man, this is one of the best channels in yt, it's funny, educational and pretty great overall. qq for all of you out there: what accounts do you follow for inspiration? I'm trying to get better at this
These were some really good tips, keep uploading! You're my favorite christian youtuber🙏
He's Christian? Interesting factoid.
@@jaykob2482 Yes, his name is Christian :)
the amount of shots fired at the end 😂😂 will forever be subscribed to this channel
Hasan is low key one of my favorite content creators and yeah, he even admits that his showing at coachella was a major flop, but it's really cool and insightful to hear why his fits didn't work. Excellent work on this one again bud, hopefully this makes it over to his react streams!
@Max Lmao came to the comment section for this
yikes
Not sure what is worse, Hasan, his fans, or his outfits.
This might be the best video yet.
love that youre just roasting hasan half the video
You have no idea goe long I have been wanting for yo upload a video, even if it was two seconds
I ain't even into fashion, He's just entertaining
1:14 low key burger king.
my lord and savior