As a writer and character designer, it's interesting how well most of my characters wardrobes fit this. Most of my characters have a reoccurring color in their wardrobe and throughout this whole video, whenever the color a particular character wears the most came up I was like "yup that's definitely so-and-so" in terms of their personality and the impressions they strive to give off.
Hey, I'll start studying graphic design(includes character design and animation) this september and I wanna know if it's easy to find a well paying job? It has always been my passion since I was little and I'm finally making it come true but I'm also scared if I'll be able to pull it off or not.
@@SleepyAzi Hey, sorry. I'm not exactly a professional writer and character designer yet. I'm still trying to find my way in too. I wish you the best of luck. Never give up on your dreams! We'll get there some day.
I'm also a writer, and something I've learned is that color theory isn't universal, but relative to different cultures and contexts. You can play a bit and resignify those exact same colors along your different stories :)
Be careful about color psychology, associations we make with colors -- Different cultures can have either drastically different or subtly similar meanings they associate with a given color, and the boundaries for color names can also differ from culture to culture. Just because it means a few things in your own culture doesn't mean it will be those in another culture. Also beware of thinking you've thought of all the associations, even in your own language or culture. For example, is red active, energetic, or is it bloody and violent, or is it ripe fruit or a danger signal or a stop sign? It may mean any of those things, even for English-speaking people. Is a color really masculine or feminine, or is that a cultural thing, or only from a few generations ago? Its a color or palette youthful or elderly? There are all sorts of variables.
Yeah, it even ranges from person to person as well. I know for a fact that certain colour choices for clothing tell my subconscious brain to stay away. Colours like beige, any pastel colour or yellow do that for me and I don’t understand why. Something in my brain tells me those colours come with negative experiences. Usually I won’t judge someone for wearing those colours too harshly, I just proceed with caution. So, wear whatever colour combo you want because results will vary.
While this is true, there ARE some associations of color that are universal. Every culture associates green with nature, every culture associates red with blood, every culture associates blue with the sky and the sea. So I'd argue that cultural differences apply mostly to non-primary colors, where the associations are weaker and can depend more on the specific circumstances. For example, there are few yellow things around us, so do you associate yellow more with flowers, the sun, gold? Do you associate white with snow or with the clouds? Do you associate orange with a sunset or with fruit? Do you associate pink with human lips (this is also a matter of skin color) or with Sakura petals? Those are the things that vary wildly between cultures.
I think this whole video is bullshit, it falls into the same category of tests that were written for specific racial groups. Its very similar to the sloppy thinking of "anyone who folds their arms is closed off, ah no, they might also be cold... yawn youtube is starting to be all bland content that is not really novel or interesting. People drawing unnecessary distinctions on topics which barely matter.
I agree! In Germany, for example, wearing brown is seen as controversial, since that color is associated with Naziism. In China, green is considered untrustworthy (the green hat symbolizes cheating on a partner).
As a graphic designer... I studied color psychology deeply and always used it in fashion.. and I'm super happy that you're telling people about it and telling them how to integrate it into their fashion life... top tier. well done Tim 💪
@@DeepInside9Yes, maybe I'd add more information that I think would be important and helpful, but the information in the video is quite correct. I definitely agree)
I think, brown + white is a great combination of colours for a formal suite, it looks kinda oldschool, mature and also helps to avoid the filling of authority and coldness most classical suit colours give
Most of my outfits are "white brown", "brown black" "brown navy" most of my pants are brown, beige and green, while shirts are black, grey, white or colourful
Blue - represents stability, wisdom, trustworthiness, and is often associated with intelligence and loyalty. Red - signifies passion, love, and strength, and is considered a powerful color that evokes a feeling of authority. Yellow - represents happiness, creativity, and positivity, and is often associated with energy and curiosity. Green - represents growth, balance, and health, and is often associated with prosperity and eco-friendliness. Orange - represents enthusiasm, warmth, and playfulness, and is a mix of the passion of red and the positivity of yellow. Purple - represents mystery, creativity, and spirituality, and is often associated with luxury and imagination. Pink - represents compassion, love, and femininity, and different shades of pink can signify different things, such as softness or energy. Brown - represents reliability, comfort, and stability, and is often associated with the earth and natural materials. Gray - represents neutrality, sophistication, and intelligence, and is often used in professional settings. White - represents purity, innocence, and simplicity, and can evoke a feeling of cleanliness and freshness. Black - represents sophistication, elegance, and power, and is often associated with professionalism and formality. Beige - represents calmness, relaxation, and warmth, and is often used as a neutral color in fashion and home decor.
What an insightful and very...colorful video this was! I love combining colors together, because it shows that creativity was put into it. My two favorite colors have always been red and yellow, because of how warm and positive they can be. Being someone that dresses well a majority of the time, I think that color plays a huge role in the things we wear. It shows who we are, for sure. :) 🎨
Color psychology has always been an interest of mine. I like wearing different colors based on my mood, the weather, etc. Yellow, red or orange on sunny days; purple or green when wanting to mix things up. Blue is always a good color to wear; grey, white and black are particularly ideal in a work/business environment. And like they say, your clothing style says a lot about your character.
@@lavatr8322 I would think any kind of loose fitting clothing is best for the gym. I personally go with a tank top, shorts and running shoes. As for the office, that would really depend on the dress code requirements of where you work.
@@1minime2 Sure, liking certain colors is one thing. People wearing clothes is a different thing. While there definitely are some people who’s clothes are mostly one color, many people have a variety of colors. Also, people have different reasons for liking certain colors. For example it could be the color of their favorite team, the color of room in a house they grew up in, because others don’t like it as much, etc.
I choose my clothes by comfort, not color. I am wearing a white Weezer shirt today for no reason other than that it's the only thing that doesn't look awkward with short shorts in this heat. And that's another thing. I own a lot of graphic tees, mostly relating to bands or TV shows. So clothes can also communicate your interests (unless you're only wearing them for the aesthetic.)
Very happy to see people talking about color theory in fashion! My next suggestion would be to maybe do another segment on this but talking about how the different colors interact with each other to essentially tell a story. It was one of my favorite topics in design school and it would be great for that knowledge to be talked about more in the general fashion space!
Texture and appearance is a big part of it too. Blue jeans may say one thing but torn up blue jeans say something completely different even though they are the same color blue jeans.
Grey and purple is one of my favorites. Grey turtleneck with a purple sport coat, great combination for the right skin tone and setting, would recommend.
Fashion colours vary by region and climate. Where I live it seems like everyone wears black, grey, dark green, and brown. That might be influenced by the colours found in our natural landscape. Other cities have more colourful “uniforms.”
"Red is the most competitive color", this may be true, but many of the teams who have won the FIFA World Cup (which is the most competitive football tournament) such as Italy, Argentina, France, and Uruguay have worn blue as their primary shirt color. In fact, 13 of the 22 World Cup winning shirts have had blue as their primary color, meanwhile only 1 winning shirt was primarily red (England '66). And Brazil has the most World Cup victories with their home shirt being yellow. So...when it comes to sports teams, I'll stick to those in blue ;)
I personally wear a lot of nuetral colors mixed with green. I like green and brown particularly. My cold weather wear is mostly comprised(as of this moment) if a couple of green sweatpants, and darker overwear, like black hoodie or brown jacket with hood. But otherwise I wear greys, whites, blacks apart from the occasional green top. So greens kind of my go to color I just naturally gravitate towards it more than others. On the other hand my girlfriend likes cyan blues a lot and my best friend has a lot of red and browns in his wardrobe which y ironically fits with his hot headed, competitive, but energetic and loyal personality. He values loyalty but gets into conflict over it. I value loyalty but am also more so a passive observer and mediator during issues. But it actually balances out quite well. He’s willing to stand up in situations where someone needs to be told what’s what and I’m able to bring him back when he gets heated during a situation that doesn’t call for it. He can push where I can’t and I can bring level headedness where it’s required instead. It’s really interesting how our favorite colors do give a sort of look into each others personalities I prefer the more nuetral and earthy colors and he prefers the energetic “get out there” colors.
Very well put together video of color psychology. I wonder though if other viewers go through different color phases in their lives? I've cycled through reds, greys, browns, blacks and now am really gravitating towards the color purple. And colors that complement it well such as pink.
man, in less-fortunate countries, even things like having some clothes is a blessing, half of my clothes were gift from people, after Fire Accident took my house, and i don't give a dime of what should i wear
I wonder if "Red" being the first color we can see is because that was the first color for the eyes/brain to work on (because of the blood-vessels in your eyelids).
I usually wear a blue hoodie, a black base + white art coat-like jacket, black or blue pants/shorts and white, blue and black shoes, as well as sometimes a blue+white hat.
This is super interesting. I wonder how personality would play in to this? If you already have a cheerful personality, I wonder if that would contrast well with a more calm vibe like green or blue?
I just wear whatever shirt is comfortable/appropriate for the situation, no color preferense. Ive got red, white, blue, black etc t shirts, and if I need to wear something like a jacket, ive got camo, black, red. If I need a blazer, I have gray and thats becasue its a pass me down from my brother who had my mom choose it out for him.
I'm color blind so I just wear black all the time, but it's interesting..... I still have all the same feelings towards these colors I can't even see, except for beige. That one just looks like stained white. I'm guessing it's something like tan. That was explained really well. It's like all these weird emotions I've had towards colors, but only in the sense of knowing them as words and feelings, explained to me by someone else as the same. That's so wild. Brains - Can't live with 'em,
Absolutely loved this video! As I have started to dabble in the fashion world, videos like this really help clear things up and present new ideas. Also, your videos always put me in a good mood and have such a calming effect. Love the vibes. Stay well man.
wow, blue, my favourite colour is described with words you can use to describe me? i also prefer colder over warmer. i really love snow, im rather peaceful and calm, i am also a big fan of hygiene never thought me liking colder climates makes me like colours that represent not only that but me
We use color all the time in Magic colors are important in every day stuff too even in home design. I'm a artist and have always loved Purple but cause the negative i experienced towards me for liking purple as a kid I would use orange around the others and keep purple a private favorite.
Pink color is still red but paler, so I personally perceive pink kinda like an agressive and energetic color, feminine at the same time. Especially when I compare pink to blue I notice how bleu is such a calm color while pink is more aggressive due to it’s similarity to red.
Seriously though, it's so satisfying to see this channel progress. Thank you, Tim, for putting in the effort. We will be reaping the benefits for years to come.
This is such a well-produced video 🤗. However, meanings of colours do differentiate between cultures though, so there really isn't an authoritative, strict definition on certain colour. This is why colour psychology isn't really seen as scientific, as it isn't possible to have similar definitions when a colour is presented and compared to different cultural groups. Certain colours can be considered 'royal' because historically it was only the royal class who could afford the dyes, like purple for example- not that there's inherently something about the colour purple itself that seems regal. In another culture, it may be cheaper to produce therefore doesn't produce the high-class symbol. It's still a fun video though! 💕
My boyfriend is 95% grey, blue and brown. I even gave him my dark blue umbrella, which didn’t fit my own palette. I curate my palette around greens, with accents of deep reds or rich yellows. Belt, handbag, gloves, shoes…. are black. I have a personal aversion to brown and blue; dunno what came over me the day I got that blue umbrella.
One thing you forgot to mention about orange is that it is Velmas signature color. Therefore, by wearing orange, people might typically associate you with the character from the Scooby-Doo franchise Joking by the way 🧡
Thanks again for the videos Tim. I never really thought of colors that way when I wear my clothes make sense why I have only a certain amount of colors. So big question is what about stripes?
Corporate psychobabble nonsense like this is the reason you can only buy vinyl siding in three colors. Wearing what others tell you to wear *definitely* says a lot about you. But do you really want to say that? We also shouldn't invite business leaders to judge people from other cultures by what colors mean in our culture. Because you know they'll generalize those judgments over their entire culture.
I feel like colours when it comes to clothing mean different things for different people. I go for very monochromatic colour palettes when it comes to clothes. Mostly dark colours as I like to not stand out too much. Other than wanting to blend in, I have other reasons for this as well. I hate certain colours with a passion despite not knowing why. Beige is one of the colours I hate the most. It’s usually because I associate it with certain types of people who I don’t get along with very well. Beige is a colour that screams arrogance and a false sense of superiority. So, I tend to stay away from people who wear lots of beige.
Thank you (" It's nice to understand what some people are thinking, in the way they dress as all these poster child people look here. Cotton-Blue jeans/shorts with a cotton tee shirt is my comfortable standard, Haven't had a need to change, although, I do appreciate some other fashions, mostly on other people. Very nice/ thoughtfully made presentation ("
I have a blood vessel disability so often i pair it with black to show my energetic/chaotic side of my personally and my power/mystery side with my will. i find it hard to find other color combos i look good in and feel comfortable in.
Ngl i like the video buts its kinda funny how you talk about all good flowery things about colours but not the negative aspects that people would associate with them
Hello Tim, I love the video, well done. the only thing i dont agree is that 'black makes you slimmer'. it's a myth and it actually can make some people with light characteristics look tired/aged. Winters ( people with high contrast between skin and hair) can wear black very well.
pink representing femininity is a social construct, and that just tells me that all of these are subjective, and these are just what the majority assumes, but it isn't always like this.
pink always meant femininity. social construct is the way we persive things, including colours. differs from culture to culture and deeper meanings on psychology level. feminine is always tender, just like tender is feminine. all of this is accurate to many percent of people feminine isn't woman, can be a feminine man. just like manly woman.
I always avoided red and now I know why- because I hate being in a centre of attention ( I dont know how to react and feel overwhelmed) but I need Its energy nowadays 😎
I like that you are going much deeper into fashion rather than just showing outfits by season. Keep up the great work!
Thank you Jackson! Glad to hear you're enjoying the content.
@@TimDessaintThanks Tim nice to know btw you seem like a cool guy keep up the content bro
@@TimDessaint okay if I'm hearing this right it's all about outer apearens
@@TimDessaint 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔...............
i am always curious about how you create your script.
by yourself or outsoursed to others ?
As a writer and character designer, it's interesting how well most of my characters wardrobes fit this. Most of my characters have a reoccurring color in their wardrobe and throughout this whole video, whenever the color a particular character wears the most came up I was like "yup that's definitely so-and-so" in terms of their personality and the impressions they strive to give off.
Hey, I'll start studying graphic design(includes character design and animation) this september and I wanna know if it's easy to find a well paying job? It has always been my passion since I was little and I'm finally making it come true but I'm also scared if I'll be able to pull it off or not.
@@SleepyAzi Hey, sorry. I'm not exactly a professional writer and character designer yet. I'm still trying to find my way in too. I wish you the best of luck. Never give up on your dreams! We'll get there some day.
I’m watching this vid purely because I’m a writer and artist and don’t understand color theory at all lol
I'm also a writer, and something I've learned is that color theory isn't universal, but relative to different cultures and contexts. You can play a bit and resignify those exact same colors along your different stories :)
Be careful about color psychology, associations we make with colors -- Different cultures can have either drastically different or subtly similar meanings they associate with a given color, and the boundaries for color names can also differ from culture to culture. Just because it means a few things in your own culture doesn't mean it will be those in another culture. Also beware of thinking you've thought of all the associations, even in your own language or culture. For example, is red active, energetic, or is it bloody and violent, or is it ripe fruit or a danger signal or a stop sign? It may mean any of those things, even for English-speaking people. Is a color really masculine or feminine, or is that a cultural thing, or only from a few generations ago? Its a color or palette youthful or elderly? There are all sorts of variables.
Also brown could be associated with shit
Yeah, it even ranges from person to person as well. I know for a fact that certain colour choices for clothing tell my subconscious brain to stay away. Colours like beige, any pastel colour or yellow do that for me and I don’t understand why. Something in my brain tells me those colours come with negative experiences. Usually I won’t judge someone for wearing those colours too harshly, I just proceed with caution. So, wear whatever colour combo you want because results will vary.
While this is true, there ARE some associations of color that are universal. Every culture associates green with nature, every culture associates red with blood, every culture associates blue with the sky and the sea. So I'd argue that cultural differences apply mostly to non-primary colors, where the associations are weaker and can depend more on the specific circumstances. For example, there are few yellow things around us, so do you associate yellow more with flowers, the sun, gold? Do you associate white with snow or with the clouds? Do you associate orange with a sunset or with fruit? Do you associate pink with human lips (this is also a matter of skin color) or with Sakura petals? Those are the things that vary wildly between cultures.
I think this whole video is bullshit, it falls into the same category of tests that were written for specific racial groups. Its very similar to the sloppy thinking of "anyone who folds their arms is closed off, ah no, they might also be cold... yawn youtube is starting to be all bland content that is not really novel or interesting. People drawing unnecessary distinctions on topics which barely matter.
I agree! In Germany, for example, wearing brown is seen as controversial, since that color is associated with Naziism. In China, green is considered untrustworthy (the green hat symbolizes cheating on a partner).
6:15 "White suggests that you're VERY CAREFUL WITH KETCHUP" Smooth bro. Smooth. 🍅🍅
Why is this true tho
For those of us with warm, olive-toned skin, wearing white is a good way to make us look dead... lol. Please go with ivory.
As a graphic designer... I studied color psychology deeply and always used it in fashion.. and I'm super happy that you're telling people about it and telling them how to integrate it into their fashion life... top tier. well done Tim 💪
Bro studied colors 💀💀💀
@@himydude4855 yes I did lol😂
@@AhmedMohamedSAM 💀💀🥰🥰🥰🥰😘🤗🤗😳😭😂😳😳😳
@@AhmedMohamedSAM Would you agree with this video's assesment of colors?
@@DeepInside9Yes, maybe I'd add more information that I think would be important and helpful, but the information in the video is quite correct. I definitely agree)
I think, brown + white is a great combination of colours for a formal suite, it looks kinda oldschool, mature and also helps to avoid the filling of authority and coldness most classical suit colours give
True! But giving off an authority vibe can be the right move sometimes too!
Most of my outfits are "white brown", "brown black" "brown navy" most of my pants are brown, beige and green, while shirts are black, grey, white or colourful
Brown is an ugly color for anything but boots.
@@StudleyDuderight most untrue statement ever made
@@StudleyDuderight Yeah, it's bad for skin too! - 👴🏼
Blue - represents stability, wisdom, trustworthiness, and is often associated with intelligence and loyalty.
Red - signifies passion, love, and strength, and is considered a powerful color that evokes a feeling of authority.
Yellow - represents happiness, creativity, and positivity, and is often associated with energy and curiosity.
Green - represents growth, balance, and health, and is often associated with prosperity and eco-friendliness.
Orange - represents enthusiasm, warmth, and playfulness, and is a mix of the passion of red and the positivity of yellow.
Purple - represents mystery, creativity, and spirituality, and is often associated with luxury and imagination.
Pink - represents compassion, love, and femininity, and different shades of pink can signify different things, such as softness or energy.
Brown - represents reliability, comfort, and stability, and is often associated with the earth and natural materials.
Gray - represents neutrality, sophistication, and intelligence, and is often used in professional settings.
White - represents purity, innocence, and simplicity, and can evoke a feeling of cleanliness and freshness.
Black - represents sophistication, elegance, and power, and is often associated with professionalism and formality.
Beige - represents calmness, relaxation, and warmth, and is often used as a neutral color in fashion and home decor.
Was looking for this comment
thanks bro
all of this is bs its just colors
i wear an orange hoodie like EVERY DAY for school, but im still an introvert what do i do
Thank you
0:01 bro named himself jeb_
What an insightful and very...colorful video this was! I love combining colors together, because it shows that creativity was put into it. My two favorite colors have always been red and yellow, because of how warm and positive they can be. Being someone that dresses well a majority of the time, I think that color plays a huge role in the things we wear. It shows who we are, for sure. :) 🎨
Color psychology has always been an interest of mine.
I like wearing different colors based on my mood, the weather, etc. Yellow, red or orange on sunny days; purple or green when wanting to mix things up. Blue is always a good color to wear; grey, white and black are particularly ideal in a work/business environment. And like they say, your clothing style says a lot about your character.
How should I dress going to gym?
and office?
As a guy
@@lavatr8322 I would think any kind of loose fitting clothing is best for the gym. I personally go with a tank top, shorts and running shoes. As for the office, that would really depend on the dress code requirements of where you work.
Or you know, people wear whatever color they like
but there's always a reason for us to like certain colours, even if it's for a short time
@@1minime2 Sure, liking certain colors is one thing. People wearing clothes is a different thing. While there definitely are some people who’s clothes are mostly one color, many people have a variety of colors.
Also, people have different reasons for liking certain colors. For example it could be the color of their favorite team, the color of room in a house they grew up in, because others don’t like it as much, etc.
@@1minime2I really don't. I don't recall a single individual color my family or friends worn yesterday. I remember having fun at a festival.
Yes
The whole point was just saying what mental effect each color had on your mind . He wasn't telling you what to wear.
I finally understand why I like brown, green, and black so much so thank you😊
I choose my clothes by comfort, not color. I am wearing a white Weezer shirt today for no reason other than that it's the only thing that doesn't look awkward with short shorts in this heat.
And that's another thing. I own a lot of graphic tees, mostly relating to bands or TV shows. So clothes can also communicate your interests (unless you're only wearing them for the aesthetic.)
The effort put into this video is top-tier! Loving this Tim 💪
Yeah 😊 fun fact about me is my favorite color is magenta 💜💗 BUT HECK I GOOD IN GREEN!💚
Very happy to see people talking about color theory in fashion! My next suggestion would be to maybe do another segment on this but talking about how the different colors interact with each other to essentially tell a story. It was one of my favorite topics in design school and it would be great for that knowledge to be talked about more in the general fashion space!
Ohhh this sounds really interesting, I've never heard of that! Can you tell me more about it?
Texture and appearance is a big part of it too.
Blue jeans may say one thing but torn up blue jeans say something completely different even though they are the same color blue jeans.
I'm gonna use this for designing my own original characters to be iconic, recognizable, and expressive in their outfits
Grey and purple is one of my favorites. Grey turtleneck with a purple sport coat, great combination for the right skin tone and setting, would recommend.
Finally a video with some color and not just black and white outfits haha. More like this please!
The basics are often the most important in all aspects of life, fashion included. Fantastic video on the most important aspect of fashion, color.
Lesson learned, if u wanna be mysterious don’t wear clothes
I had to come back..after reading the many negative comments. You hit a nerve. !!! I'm going to try your advice and I subscribed.
The psychology of color is something i knew about but didn't know i actually needed to hear. This was amazing!
The clothes we wear speaks a message and can even tell a story.
Yep. I personally lean toward earth tones with my clothing and well..I enjoy the outdoors! 🌲 🏔 🍂
5:25 I view the world through a Black, White, Brown, Beige & Gray lens 👁️🥷🏾🦅🦾🏍️🪩✌🏾
Fashion colours vary by region and climate. Where I live it seems like everyone wears black, grey, dark green, and brown. That might be influenced by the colours found in our natural landscape. Other cities have more colourful “uniforms.”
I tend to wear blue and grey most often and the descriptions of those color meanings really fit me
"Red is the most competitive color", this may be true, but many of the teams who have won the FIFA World Cup (which is the most competitive football tournament) such as Italy, Argentina, France, and Uruguay have worn blue as their primary shirt color. In fact, 13 of the 22 World Cup winning shirts have had blue as their primary color, meanwhile only 1 winning shirt was primarily red (England '66). And Brazil has the most World Cup victories with their home shirt being yellow. So...when it comes to sports teams, I'll stick to those in blue ;)
I love your editing style, really great
I personally wear a lot of nuetral colors mixed with green. I like green and brown particularly. My cold weather wear is mostly comprised(as of this moment) if a couple of green sweatpants, and darker overwear, like black hoodie or brown jacket with hood. But otherwise I wear greys, whites, blacks apart from the occasional green top. So greens kind of my go to color I just naturally gravitate towards it more than others. On the other hand my girlfriend likes cyan blues a lot and my best friend has a lot of red and browns in his wardrobe which y ironically fits with his hot headed, competitive, but energetic and loyal personality. He values loyalty but gets into conflict over it. I value loyalty but am also more so a passive observer and mediator during issues. But it actually balances out quite well. He’s willing to stand up in situations where someone needs to be told what’s what and I’m able to bring him back when he gets heated during a situation that doesn’t call for it. He can push where I can’t and I can bring level headedness where it’s required instead. It’s really interesting how our favorite colors do give a sort of look into each others personalities I prefer the more nuetral and earthy colors and he prefers the energetic “get out there” colors.
I wear yellow a lot and those descriptions are on spot-
Very well put together video of color psychology. I wonder though if other viewers go through different color phases in their lives? I've cycled through reds, greys, browns, blacks and now am really gravitating towards the color purple. And colors that complement it well such as pink.
Your videos just keep inspiring me to dress more intentionally. Love this!
man, in less-fortunate countries, even things like having some clothes is a blessing, half of my clothes were gift from people, after Fire Accident took my house, and i don't give a dime of what should i wear
I wonder if "Red" being the first color we can see is because that was the first color for the eyes/brain to work on (because of the blood-vessels in your eyelids).
Great video as a Brit I died inside at Dur-ham though
ur videos are so satisfying to watch I just recently started getting into fashion and this really helps when deciding on outfits to wear everyday :)
I usually wear a blue hoodie, a black base + white art coat-like jacket, black or blue pants/shorts and white, blue and black shoes, as well as sometimes a blue+white hat.
I am 13 and my style is usually a blue sleeveless hoodie with a yellow shirt inside and khaki/beige cargo shorts.
This is super interesting. I wonder how personality would play in to this? If you already have a cheerful personality, I wonder if that would contrast well with a more calm vibe like green or blue?
SICK VIDEO. next level. Tim. You and your team keep outdoing yourself. 👏🏼
I just wear whatever shirt is comfortable/appropriate for the situation, no color preferense. Ive got red, white, blue, black etc t shirts, and if I need to wear something like a jacket, ive got camo, black, red. If I need a blazer, I have gray and thats becasue its a pass me down from my brother who had my mom choose it out for him.
My favorite color is orange. I wear that a lot. So I guess I have enthusiasm, warmth, and playfulness! I love that.
I like the part where close to no scientific evidence is presented to support all those claims.
I love wearing purple
I'm color blind so I just wear black all the time, but it's interesting..... I still have all the same feelings towards these colors I can't even see, except for beige. That one just looks like stained white. I'm guessing it's something like tan. That was explained really well. It's like all these weird emotions I've had towards colors, but only in the sense of knowing them as words and feelings, explained to me by someone else as the same. That's so wild. Brains - Can't live with 'em,
Camo-print works too. Plus it's practical. Camo-print can never get stained, it can only get more camouflaged.
The Lusher color test is purported to work for color blind people as well.
As an art student this was perfect for me!
i thought this would be some sort of MVPerry video, but this was way better, very informational and straight to the point, good job!
The editing and research put into this vid 👏 mucho bravo
brown and green together will always give me starbucks emplyee vibes XD
Grey makes me feel so sad. I still love it though. Definitely wear occasionally.
Pair yellow with brown. Its fun will mix with browns steadiness and make it a bit less stuffy
Now I understand why I love black so much. I am somewhat of an introvert. Thanks for making that clear.
Absolutely loved this video! As I have started to dabble in the fashion world, videos like this really help clear things up and present new ideas. Also, your videos always put me in a good mood and have such a calming effect. Love the vibes. Stay well man.
wow, blue, my favourite colour is described with words you can use to describe me? i also prefer colder over warmer.
i really love snow, im rather peaceful and calm, i am also a big fan of hygiene
never thought me liking colder climates makes me like colours that represent not only that but me
I wear browns grays and blacks and sometimes accent colors like beige blue and white they don't fully represent me but are pretty accurate good job👍
We use color all the time in Magic colors are important in every day stuff too even in home design. I'm a artist and have always loved Purple but cause the negative i experienced towards me for liking purple as a kid I would use orange around the others and keep purple a private favorite.
Pink color is still red but paler, so I personally perceive pink kinda like an agressive and energetic color, feminine at the same time.
Especially when I compare pink to blue I notice how bleu is such a calm color while pink is more aggressive due to it’s similarity to red.
Love this and ive tried to find personal color palette now can use this too
Your channel has come so far. Nice to see you continually improve the quality of your videos.
Seriously though, it's so satisfying to see this channel progress. Thank you, Tim, for putting in the effort. We will be reaping the benefits for years to come.
This is such a well-produced video 🤗. However, meanings of colours do differentiate between cultures though, so there really isn't an authoritative, strict definition on certain colour. This is why colour psychology isn't really seen as scientific, as it isn't possible to have similar definitions when a colour is presented and compared to different cultural groups. Certain colours can be considered 'royal' because historically it was only the royal class who could afford the dyes, like purple for example- not that there's inherently something about the colour purple itself that seems regal. In another culture, it may be cheaper to produce therefore doesn't produce the high-class symbol. It's still a fun video though! 💕
I love wearing black,red and grey only few times a year I wear dark blue but those are my favorite colors of clothes
My boyfriend is 95% grey, blue and brown. I even gave him my dark blue umbrella, which didn’t fit my own palette.
I curate my palette around greens, with accents of deep reds or rich yellows. Belt, handbag, gloves, shoes…. are black. I have a personal aversion to brown and blue; dunno what came over me the day I got that blue umbrella.
One thing you forgot to mention about orange is that it is Velmas signature color. Therefore, by wearing orange, people might typically associate you with the character from the Scooby-Doo franchise
Joking by the way 🧡
*screams*
Thanks again for the videos Tim. I never really thought of colors that way when I wear my clothes make sense why I have only a certain amount of colors. So big question is what about stripes?
Grey is also very difficult to match with other shades of grey and can be hard to find the right palette
I like the in-depth description of the choice of colour wear.
Can you please add timestamps for each color for easy reference
Done :)
This is the content we needed. I feel like I learned lots of useful things that I can begin applying right away. Thank you, Tim!
Don't be a sociopath. People who pick colors to be perceived certain ways are 100% sociopaths.
You are outright manipulating people.
@@OgdenM it takes one to know one ;)
my favorite colors are a nice white and forest green.
thank you for starting with my favorite color blue 🔵🟦🔷🔹📘
To be honest, I like all colors & it varies on how you use them, combinations, or infused them to make.. A Work of Art. 🎨 🎭😹😸
My fav colors are pink and white and glitter so I would say it sums up pretty perfectly ❤
Corporate psychobabble nonsense like this is the reason you can only buy vinyl siding in three colors. Wearing what others tell you to wear *definitely* says a lot about you. But do you really want to say that?
We also shouldn't invite business leaders to judge people from other cultures by what colors mean in our culture. Because you know they'll generalize those judgments over their entire culture.
I'm definitely watching this video for educational purposes and not just to gaslight people a thousand times better
I feel like colours when it comes to clothing mean different things for different people. I go for very monochromatic colour palettes when it comes to clothes. Mostly dark colours as I like to not stand out too much. Other than wanting to blend in, I have other reasons for this as well. I hate certain colours with a passion despite not knowing why. Beige is one of the colours I hate the most. It’s usually because I associate it with certain types of people who I don’t get along with very well. Beige is a colour that screams arrogance and a false sense of superiority. So, I tend to stay away from people who wear lots of beige.
Great video. Colour has always interested me. Now I understand the power of colour better. Thank you
Admittedly I don't care about what I wear as long as long as it's comfy, so this is quite the interesting topic for me as a learning artist
01:15 IS THAT HIS GIRLFRIEND?? 👀
I always tend to wear plaid designs of warm colors mixed with brown, but never had good ideas for pant colors. This helps.
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It's nice to understand what some people are thinking, in the way they dress as all these poster child people look here.
Cotton-Blue jeans/shorts with a cotton tee shirt is my comfortable standard, Haven't had a need to change, although, I do appreciate some other fashions, mostly on other people. Very nice/ thoughtfully made presentation ("
really glad you said these was thinking about these while buying clothes
Thank you. I wear black, white, gray and brown.
Ok... what are your credentials? Cause this really just sounds like a horoscope...
I tried to look reliable, but it turns out I just looked trustworthy and dependable. Thanks for the info
I wasn't really that into fashion before but watching this video really sparked a new found love for fashion!
I have a blood vessel disability so often i pair it with black to show my energetic/chaotic side of my personally and my power/mystery side with my will. i find it hard to find other color combos i look good in and feel comfortable in.
Ngl i like the video buts its kinda funny how you talk about all good flowery things about colours but not the negative aspects that people would associate with them
Hello Tim, I love the video, well done. the only thing i dont agree is that 'black makes you slimmer'. it's a myth and it actually can make some people with light characteristics look tired/aged. Winters ( people with high contrast between skin and hair) can wear black very well.
Red has been my favorite color my entire life.
astrology tier in terms of bullshit
I never realized how sophisticated my black sweatpants and t-shirts are.
when i heard him saying "like you got your life together" at white, i can officially declare that it's now my favourite color
pink representing femininity is a social construct, and that just tells me that all of these are subjective, and these are just what the majority assumes, but it isn't always like this.
pink always meant femininity. social construct is the way we persive things, including colours.
differs from culture to culture and deeper meanings on psychology level. feminine is always tender, just like tender is feminine. all of this is accurate to many percent of people
feminine isn't woman, can be a feminine man. just like manly woman.
I like to match Grey with Orange.
most of the time I wear neutral white top and grey lowers and in special ocassions paatern weaves mostly pink, orange black and red 🌸
The sliding VanDyke tackle immediately made the whole video!✨👍
YNWA🍁
I always avoided red and now I know why- because I hate being in a centre of attention ( I dont know how to react and feel overwhelmed) but I need Its energy nowadays 😎
Thank you for this about the light