Matching Clothes: Tips to Coordinate Colors

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lunarmansion said:
and do not wear...white pants after labour day...
What's this no white after labor day about? Why not?
 
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tribdog said:
I'm much more into pastel shades. Muted, like my personality
Pastels aren't muted, greyed down, they're colors that have been mixed with white.
 
Evo said:
I was thinking of dress slacks. Blue Jeans don't matter.
What are "dress slacks"?
 
and when does it stop being after labor day and start being before labor day?
 
zoobyshoe said:
Pastels aren't muted, greyed down, they're colors that have been mixed with white.
I'll change my statement then.
I'm much more into pastel shades. I'm white.
 
tribdog said:
and when does it stop being after labor day and start being before labor day?
Memorial Day.

And, yes, definitely, if you're not wearing pants, don't wear socks. :biggrin:
 
KingNothing said:
Hi all...i am having trouble getting my clothes to match. I don't have a girlfriend, so no one to help really. Is there a way of knowing what colors match and what don't? As in, a scientific rule I can apply?

Also, an online color matcher or overview of common coordinating and contrasting colors would be great.
why don't u know how to match your clothes? :bugeye: :smile:
 
Moonbear said:
And, yes, definitely, if you're not wearing pants, don't wear socks. :biggrin:

Are people in shorts not allowed to wear shoes?

I get chastized all the time when I wear socks and sandals, but it keeps the snow off my toes. It seems dressing myself is yet another thing I don't know how to do properly.

If "no pants" means "naughty bits flying in the wind", then no socks is good advice. "Many a man has fallen victim to the sock gap".
 
KingNothing said:
Hi all...i am having trouble getting my clothes to match. I don't have a girlfriend, so no one to help really. Is there a way of knowing what colors match and what don't? As in, a scientific rule I can apply?

Also, an online color matcher or overview of common coordinating and contrasting colors would be great.

you could ask people who would know :wink: like people at a clothing store. or watch what not to wear if you can get it where you live.
http://tlc.discovery.com/fansites/whatnottowear/whatnottowear.html
 
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