Are there any colours you never wear?

Never wear black, brown, beige, peach, salmon pink, mauve.

Look my best in bright red, fuchsia pink, navy, Christmas green. Now drawn to burnt orange.

No.

Now I’ve let my hair go grey… I would never wear Brown/beige colours … it does make a difference!!

I avoid wearing yellow, mustard, peach, grey, silver, charcoal, orange, and burgundy. They all drain the colour from me, as a blue-green-eyed blonde, with a neutral-pink pale skin.

I favour lilac, lavender, royal purple, violet, cobalt, navy, any shades of blue, cream, ivory, white, beige, black, pink, fuschia, cerise, raspberry, red, and some fresh greens (not sludgy or lime).

Silver jewellery looks dull on me, but yellow gold brightens me.

At 65 I think I know what suits me best.

Yellow, although I like mustard tones

I steer away from green, brown and yellow. I’m always drawn to blue clothes in the shops so I have quite a lot of blue clothes. Red, pink and lilac too.

Purple, grey and sometimes black.
They don't suit my fair complexion.

I never wear brown as it is the colour of my school uniform. Avoid oranges and yellows too just because I don’t really like them. My MIL persuaded me to buy a blouse in those colours and it suited me. But I only wore it a couple of times before giving it away.

Orange, pink and red together, and muddy colours. I much prefer pastel shades of most colours.

I never wear brown because it was my school uniform colour. I like green and blue

Pastel colours as they wash me out. Grey is the very worst, but if I wear black to a funeral I look as if I should swap places with the corpse. I find the autumnal colours suit me best - red, burnt orange, brown, gold and most shades of green.

Orange, red and lime green

i never wear brown or dark green, most of my clothes are black.

I have nothing orange in my wardrobe. As I had red hair my mum used to dress me in shades of Green, which was looked down upon by our Protestant neighbours, which was frankly ridiculous as parts of my family were Protestants. Obviously this was in 1960’s Glasgow, fortunately most people have moved on although not all.

Orange - with my red hair it makes me look like a carrot

any pale pinky, mauvey, grey, beigy colour.
all blues
most oranges and yellows
patterns

Never blue or pink though occasionally cerise or dark navy. I generally avoid cream and pale pastels. My favourites are orange, green and purple, sometimes red, generally worn with black in the winter, stone or beiges in summer

Green. I hate the colour.

I never wear brown or khaki green or the green of Barbour jackets , it drains my face . Orange I wear only with a tan .
I tend to wear blues, pinks, pale yellow , grey , cream and taupe , I can wear a pale sage green and with a black top I wear a scarfe to brighten my face . I rarely wear red or purple . I think I’m a spring or summer person although I’ve never had my colours done .

Orange and red, they look awful on me.

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.

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.

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

Beige

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!