Your Colour Types Best Colour Pairing

I know you have an inkling or even a pretty firm idea of which colour type in my Boss System you think suits you. 

And that's why I feel confident that this will resonate with you. 

 Knowing your best colours is only half the story. Learning how to combine them is everything.

That's when your wardrobe stops being a collection of clothes and becomes a tool that helps you communicate who you are before you've even said a word.

Colour isn't just about what suits us. It's also about what it communicates.

Before we've even opened our mouths, people have already formed impressions based on what we're wearing.

Colour is one of the very first things the brain processes, and while everyone experiences and sees colour a little differently, the undertone in any form will influence mood, attention, and first impressions.

That's why I get so excited about colour pairings. They don't just create a beautiful outfit. They create a feeling.

One of my absolute favourite combinations is blue and orange.

They are complete opposites. And that's exactly why they work so brilliantly.

Blue and orange sit opposite each other on the colour wheel, making them complementary colours.

Opposites naturally create contrast; it's all about the science of friction.

They help each colour appear more energising without either one overpowering the other.

Blue helps people feel calm and confident.

Blue is often associated with trust, reliability, stability and competence. Think about how many banks, airlines, technology companies and professional brands use blue in their logos.

Blue tends to create a sense of reassurance.

When you wear blue, you appear approachable, dependable and quietly confident.

It's a colour that says, "You can trust me." (Hello, hair colour types who get asked for directions constantly).

Orange brings warmth, energy and connection.

Orange is full of life.

It draws attention, feels welcoming, and is associated with enthusiasm, creativity and sociability. It's a colour that encourages interaction and conversation.

It's not surprising that orange is frequently used in spaces and branding designed to feel energetic, inviting, and to open up communication.

Orange says, "Come and chat with me." 

Together, these two colours are your strongest colour pairings, but of course, it needs to be in your best blue and in your correct form of orange.

 
 

Blue creates trust. Orange creates connection.

One helps people feel comfortable. The other invites them in.

It's not just perfect colour theory (you know how big I am on that). It's also beautiful human psychology.

Start asking, "How do I want people to feel when they're with me?"

Because colour has the incredible ability to influence not only how we look, but also the energy we bring into a room.

That's the power of dressing with intention.

And that's exactly what I'm here to teach you!
 

Nat xo

 

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