4 Colors That Look Great On Everyone | What Are Universal Colors? | Color Analysis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2024
- Dive into a world of vibrant hues and timeless elegance with Color Class's latest episode! Join hosts Sara and Lucinda as they embark on an exhilarating journey through the mesmerizing realm of color analysis. In this episode, they unveil the secrets behind four universal colors that promise to transform your wardrobe and elevate your style game to new heights.
From the classic sophistication of Navy to the regal allure of Purple, and the refreshing vibrancy of Turquoise to the playful charm of Watermelon, this episode is a celebration of the diverse spectrum of hues that complement every skin tone and personal aesthetic. With expert insights and practical tips, Sara and Lucinda expertly guide you through the art of incorporating these captivating colors into your everyday looks, ensuring that you exude confidence and sophistication with every outfit.
Whether you're a fashion enthusiast seeking to revamp your closet or a style novice eager to explore the world of color, this episode promises to inspire, educate, and empower you to embrace your unique sense of style. Get ready to unlock the secrets of chromatic harmony and embark on a transformative journey towards sartorial excellence!
Tune in now and discover the magic of Navy, Purple, Turquoise, and Watermelon - your ticket to fashion-forward confidence and timeless elegance!
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The only wedding I've been to where all the bridesmaids looked great they wore a rich Ruby. They ranged from redhead to deep brown.
That sounds gorgeous.
Teal is my very favorite universal color. I wear it so often. I also love purple and navy. I really like them all. I probably wear teal the most.
Same here. -Lucinda
My husband is an autumn and I’m a winter so for our wedding we had navy, blue and white as our colors. He looked great in a navy suit with a lighter blue top and white as only an accent color. Also I have a watermelon dress and jacket and never understood why it looked good on me.
I love all these colors! I can’t decide if I’m a winter or spring, but all these colors look good on me. Thanks ladies
You just named my four best colors. I have been told several times that the watermelon (coral) is my color. I feel most confident in navy or purple. However, I think I am most likely a soft summer. My skin tone is pink leaning to red, with light gold freckles, Dark blonde, light blue-grey eyes with a hint of yellow green around the pupil and I sunburn in 0-20 seconds flat. Hats, sunblock and coverups / shade are my best summer friends!
I agree with your assessment. Good job! - Lucinda
@@ColorClassInc Thank you!! Happy Easter to you and your family!
For anyone saying navy is too deep, not all navy is the same and if you wear it as a bottom, it shouldn’t be as stark, provided you wear it with one of your colors of similar value to reduce intensity.
I am amazed, your videos are so insightful! ❤
You are so sweet, thank you so much. -Lucinda
My two best colors are purple and sapphire blue.
I am 70, with white hair, blue-green eyes and warm skin undertone. I refuse to be a season. All these colours do suit me; I especially adore teal
Good for you mariecurie7491 - it could be that you are neutral- in which case these would be perfecto!
Back in 1983...they included a maroon. When my BFF got married, she's a very pale green-grey eyed winter, the maid was her sister is an autumn, another girl who's a lighter spring and me. We choose that rather than teal. So, it's now watermelon?
Learning so much from your channel. 💜💙 Cool Winter here, saying Thank you!
I feel pine can be quite universal. Would you agree? These happen to be all my favorite colors to wear including pine.
Didn't know watermelon would never have thought, as imagined it more warm like a coral....good to know 😊
I realized a few days ago that I used to wear teal a lot. I decided I needed a little bit of it, so I ordered a pair of earrings and they seem to pair with so many of my clothes
Wonderful, by any chance are your eyes blue-green?
Something like that. More green-grey, but when I put teal next to me, my eyes go bluer - I like that effect ❤ that's what you said! Colors affect each other! I can tell that's so true
I just ordered watermelon colored lipstick. This will be fun as I never would have thought of this color as universal. Since I am an Ishy, I am looking forward to giving it a try. Thanks ladies, love and light 🌸V
Those are three of my favorite colors!
Now you know why!
I'm enjoying your videos, and after watching this one I realised that my reddish skirt is actually a darker shade of watermelon 🍉😊
Love it!
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So interesting! This definitely resonated with me. Thanks you
More to come! -Lucinda
Idk, what you labeled Watermelon looked more Coral (red orange)to me. I think of Watermelon as a soft or light true red. Teal & Aqua are pretty flattering to most people, as is purple. Navy? Really depends. Some shades of Navy are pretty grey or so dark it looks black. If Navy is close to Cobalt I can wear it but generally blues that lean greeen (like teal, turquoise, aqua) look better. I noticed the intensity of the colors you showed was med high & the value was pretty med. The purple looked more red violet than true purple to me but that is objective I guess & my monitor may be skewing the colors a bit :) I know in photos my tops always look different than they actually are IRL. In artschool we were discouraged from using fashion terminology for colors & now I know why. Everyone probably has a specific idea about what color watermelon, teal & purple is :D But yeah, I agree that those colors (whatever you call them) are flattering to the most people.
Teal green
I remember hearing that periwinkle was also a universal colour. The bridesmaids of a friend of mine wore that, because they were all of different seasons. This was back in the late 80s. Is it still considered a universal colour? Hard to find, though!
I want to make a four pan eye palette with these colors.
Lucinda, you look so good in this purple shirt
Our group has been pushing me to borrow some colors from Autumn. 😊
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"That's not colors from out in the universe." Ah yes, mysterious colors unlike any seen on earth!
Hie ! Thanks for all. Can you put your facebook link please ?
Ofcourse facebook.com/colorclassinc
I know they say everyone can look good in rose gold hair. I think how light and dark matter.
Teal would be difficult on me.
Like your content in general, but navy? Immediately i am like... Noooooo! I am a bright spring with tendencies of bright winter. I look miserable in navy, miserable. It wears me down and ages me 10 years+. Tried and failed over and over overal again. Might as we just say blue if we are arguing the case for jeans.
First of all thank you for enjoying the videos! As for navy, remember that the Four Seasons system, which is the only season we have taught so far, is more general than the 12 palette system which adds that second modifier, bright, warm, light - so in the palettes there will be lots of colors you love and possibly a couple which you don’t care for. I’m a summer and I loathe baby pink, but my then my skin tone is not cool. Again, thank you much and we look forward to hearing from you again- Lucinda
Spring here. Navy is far to deep for me to wear, i look dreadful in it.
You are not the first person to say this, even in these comments I believe. So my professional advice is to leave navy to winters and anyone else who looks great in it haha. What is your best go-to neutral?
@@ColorClassInc Cream or a light warm brown. Which is sad as I find brown very boring despite it looking good on me :D
Just because the color would look good with all of your colors does not mean it will resonate with you and your skin. If you want navy, you could pair it on the bottom and it shouldn’t make you feel so dreadful.
I hate the color purple on me 😂! I think it looks awful 😂
I’m not great in purple either. I’m 67 and when I was a little girl they told me purple was “gaudy”. I think it scared me for life. haha. - Lucinda
What you call teal, I'd call turquoise. I'm thinking that all the watermelon I've seen is more like coral, too warm for me.
Turquoise and teal may be used synonymously but if we wanted to be all color picky- turquoise is teal mixed with a little white and just a hint of yellow. Sorry- the painter in me just pops out from time to time😀
@@ColorClassInc I've seen 'turquoise' that leans blue (my choice) and 'turquoise' that leans green.....I've noticed a lot of color names are weird! :)
soft summer here -- watermelon doesn't work for me
Interesting- perhaps a “softer” watermelon?
@@ColorClassInc It'd have to be "cooler"'; warm colors don't work at all for me, and coral is warm.
Soft summer bridges autumn and summer so warmer colors, like watermelon should be in your palette (deep, soft winter) as long as it is not screaming bright. If you are that cool that you cannot pull off a slightly warm pink (as in with a touch of yellow added), you might not actually be a soft summer.
@@TheBaumcm Maybe not - but I really can't wear any warm colors. I'm definitely cool and a summer without much contrast -- ash blonde hair, blue-gray eyes.