How To Wear Red - A Mini Masterclass
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Thank you for watching and happy styling!
Sarah - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
For me (what I learnt) warm is tomato, cool is raspberry. Thanks for the other comparisons. The video was a good one.
Because of the redness of my face I don't really wear red clothes, but a red bag is great.
Thanks for watching!
Sometimes what people refer to as raspberry looks red,or pinky red. But sometimes it's so pink I lose the sense it's a red berry color and not a sherbert/raspberry stained white shirt. Lol.🍓🍒🍉❤️
Love this series, Sarah. It’s super helpful. Thank you!
So glad you like it! Watch out for more. Thank you for watching :)
I have just bought a long warm red puffer coat with a golden brown fur trim to the hood (it gets cold here in the Scottish Highlands)! When I trained in textile design, we were taught to pair trims to the colour of the garment, a lot of work went into it. So a cool navy - you would have cool silver zips, buttons or a cool coloured fur trim and so on. This is one way you can often tell if a garment in a shop is cool or warm, look at any trims, the fastenings, the zips, the buttons. This is not foolproof, manufacturers often put black buttons on everything, as these are cheaper to buy en masse, particularly on cheaper garments!
Great tip! I wish all manufacturers followed this! It would make shopping for colours easier!
Many thanks Sarah - I love red.
Thanks for watching Nicole! Glad you liked it!
I show your videos to my mom, and now we're constantly pointing out to each other when something is cool tone or warm tone! 💓😂 Neither of us have been brave enough to try yellow yet, but I love wearing red!!
Aw I love that you and your Mom do this!! Thanks for watching and hi to your Mom!!
Please can you do a video on neutral warm, neutral cold.
Thank you. I'm a True Summer, and I was wearing my red cord jacket today. It's probably edging slightly towards Winter, but it's near enough, and I was wearing it with a scarf with some different cool reds in it which brought it closer to my main palette.
Sounds like you wore it well with your scarf. Cooler reds probably work best on you as a True Summer!
This series is very helpful Sarah! Thank you! Looking forward to green…a color that I sometimes find confusing.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! I do have a video on green already, it's maybe from a year ago. I might update it soon!
Even in this situation, the cool red looks way better on you.
Yep! Cool all the way! :)
Great video, Sarah! I'm looking forward to the rest of this series! Have a super week!!
Thank you! You too!
Yes, when you put the silver to the warm red or the gold to the cool red, it looks like they are kind of on display, and not in a good way. Interesting that the camera picks that up so well.
It's true Jennifer :) Thanks for watching! I hope you are well :)
I like the red and pink clash
I love red and pink together! :)
Another great video, Sarah! I also prefer pinks or deeper tones of burgundy or cranberry to a true red. I am looking forward to seeing your assessment of other colors as you work through the color wheel!
Thank you Andrea! Stay tuned :)
You would look stunning in your red, you should wear it often!
Thank you!
Now i know how to pick my reds ♥️
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This is actually the first time I understood it. Thanks for the good nature examples!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching :)
I really enjoyed that Sarah! I’ve come to love cool reds and if you combine them with a touch of white the result is electric I find. This is a great series. I’m looking forward to green because that one tends to confuse me. CNot sure why. 😂
Thanks so much Ally. I do have an old video on Green but I might update it! Watch this space!
Try shiny silver on the warmer reds.
Such a great series and this is so timely right before the holidays! Love your videos!
thank you so much!
Like following you because you’re so professional. 🤩
I appreciate that! Thank you for being here!
What a great video, so helpful and enjoyable! New subscriber here!
Welcome aboard! So happy to have you here Leslie! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Love it!
What's your nail polish? It's gorgeous.
Thank you, I can't remember the name of it but it is a shellac colour in a light mint green :)
Interesting you mentioned watermelon red being a summer red. I've never had my colors professionally done, but I've started to suspect I might be a summer. I have a pinky, watermelon red nail polish that I LOVE on my skin, even more so than any of my oxblood, true, or tomato reds (can you tell red is my favorite color?) Even further suggesting to me that I might be a summer.
Sure sounds like you could be a Summer! Enjoy your reds :)
Raspberry
Thanks for the video! ...I would be interested to see which colours you can combine red with.
Ya! She styled the yellow.
I would love to see a nautical theme. Like buildings and forest on a Nova Scotia coast. I'm pretty happy with summer colors,but,l like a lemon yellow . One color combination of coastal homes happens to be red,blue, yellow - mostly in shades that aren't normally sitting together , like steel grey blue :cool summer or cool winter,red: anything from cardinal, Muskoka chairs, to lobster , yellow 💛: usually bright spring tone. I love a good old fashioned yellow raincoat ,but I'd probably look better in red.
A hard one for me is purple and red . I don't know whether I like it or not. Blue and Red also seems dependent on shades.
@@ingridpear1882 Yes, I love burgundy and purple, but not bright red and purple. I love either light blue or navy with almost all shades of red, but not so much medium, bright blues like royal blue and red. I think because red is such a dominant colour, it's helpful to understand which colour should play the main role in an outfit and that red doesn't compete with other colours. Haha, thanks to your comment, I now give myself the answer to my question. 😃Thank you Sarah for the video, thank you for the comment! - It made me think about it and learn something.
@@sophiaconsta3307 🙂
I am Winter undertone and love wearing red. I have listened to what you have said but am still confused about wearing clear red with clear blue. Is that a rule breaker?
Not at all, if you feel good in it, go for it!
Please make a video how i identify that i am spring or slatumn😊
I think you might need a colour consultation for me to determine that :)
Love this videos on colours ❤ what do you think is the best color combo when wearing red..I have real problem pairing my reds
Ooh this could be another video! Watch this space :)
Thankyou you explained that simply , is raspberry red on the cool side?
Cool
Raspberry is cool and more like a Summer colour :)
I find it really confusing when I hear someone speak of red as being "warm", and then a moment later say that it is on the "cool" side. As one of the primary colors, red is poised equally between yellow and blue. A drop of yellow moves red from neutral toward warm, and a drop of blue starts to move red toward cool. Pure red [and its opposite, pure green] are neither warm nor cool even though we have been conditioned to think of red being warm -- because of its association with fire -- and green being cool -- because of its association with water. If the color wheel has any meaning, it should be that everything from red, through yellow and ending in green is warm, and the other side, starting with red, going through blue, and ending in true green, is cool. I have cool skin and I guarantee you that there's no yellow, orange, or or lime green that I can wear, no matter how many people call it a light chiffon yellow and say that it's cool!
I didn't think red was a primary colour, I thought magenta was? Which is cooler than red. At least that's how I studied it in school.
@@luciasanchez865 if it’s cooler than red, then it must have had blue added, therefore not a primary color. The primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. This has nothing to do with the colors used for print cartridges for example.
So lovely😘💋👄💋💋💋💋😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Thank you!