Are there any colours you never wear?

Oops! I have a
long term love of purple .
My all time favourite colour is green .
I wear it a lot and I also love green flowers and green things in the house.
It's one thing that I've shared with my mum

I love mustard and emerald green, also deep purple and blues of any shade.
Will only wear black or grey if accompanied by colour.
I will wear pink but again only if accompanied by other colours.

I can't wear mustard yellow .
It makes me look jaundiced .
Any colour which doesn't suit you will make dark shadows appear under your eyes .
I'm not fond of peach shades and I dislike bright pink .
Neither am I a fan of orange .
I seldom wear blue unless it's denim .
I love cream , camels and chocolate .
I have a long yerm

Love and suit deep colours like fuchsia pink,jade green,turquoise,red, sapphire blue and pastels ivory/cream, pink

BROWN.....🤮always hated it. Never owned anything brown or Mustard..🤢

Never wear yellow

I will wear some shades of most colours, but I never wear black unless I can wear it with something else colourful e.g. black jeans with a colourful top. I own very few black items of clothing. I have one black dress. I love the style, but haven’t worn it for 4 years. At least it’s there for a funeral.

There is a psychology of colour and I just don’t feel myself in black.

Yellow and Orange - I just don't like them.
White because I'm paranoid that it makes my less than pearly teeth look even yellower!

When I buy clothes I hold them up to my face and look in.the mirror. The colour either suits or doesn't. Certain shades of any colour either suit or don't. I never wear black.

Yellow and orange. They make me look like a cadaver.

Purple, mauve, mustard, light grey.

I generally avoid greens and orange as I just don't like them and I prefer bright vibrant colours to pastels. Many years ago I made a top in a jade green silk which my MiL bought for me in Hong Kong. It wasn't a fabric I'd have chosen and I struggled to find a pattern I could make from the quantity she bought. The top had been unworn for years as I'd put on weight but I got it out recently having lost a lot of weight. I received many compliments when I wore it for a concert I was singing in, including one from a man I'd never met before who said how nice it looked! I'd never have chosen the fabric but clearly the colour (and style) suits me!

I never wear any shade of pink, purple or lavender, nor pale blue.

Beige, because it makes me disappear !

hollysteers

Salmon pink drains me.

Salmon pink is an odd colour & it's probably best to just let the fish have it all to their fishyselves. Strangely, it really suits them! 🥴

Dark purple, burgundy, bright orange and dark brown although I quite like a minky brown. I just don’t like them, not sure if it’s because they don’t suit me. Favourite colour is most of the blue spectrum.

I would never wear anything in beige, brown or yellow.

Brown - strait back to school uniform - feel imprisoned.
Red - reminds me of blood and accidents.
Real eggy yellow - just wrong on me.

Never wear navy, dark grey or dark purple near my face as it brings out the black shadows round my eyes. I have dark brown hair and green eyes and wear a lot of 'autumn' colours - olive green, chestnut, rusts but like to have white near my face to brighten it up a bit. I avoid most pastels but have found that lilacs and peaches suit me.

I had my colours analysed in my late 30s and I was ‘diagnosed’ as a winter, which was absolutely right for me, so I avoid mutes autumnal shades and go for strong jewel like shades of most colours. Only one I really can’t wear is yellow of any type!

Beige

Black, white and pastels. The white and pastels is about staining and being able to chuck it all in the same wash load. Then I added black, because after buying practical colours for years I ended up with an almost entirely black wardrobe, which wasn't very cheery

Shades of blue/ aqua/ green are my colours of choice nowadays. Don't like navy - it's about 65 years since I left school but I still associate navy with school uniforms. My mother used to wear brown a lot - skirts, suits, handbags, shoes usually in what was known in her day as n-word brown.

No yellow, mustard, orange, tan, cream, brown, olive green, peach, apricot, salmon. I'm a pale, blue eyed blonde (now silver) I prefer black, white, navy, grey, azure blue, aqua, cornflower, cerise, pink, burgundy, purple.

Orange and red, they look awful on me.