How to Match Clothes When You’re Clueless About Color-Matching

Matching Your Clothes Doesn’t Have to Be Hard

you can wear colors — even if you don’t know how to match them. And you can do it without any chance of looking like a fool.
You just need to know how to match clothes in a way that avoids color-clashes, and you don’t need to know anything about color-matching to do so.

Color Matching is Confusing Obviously, you want to dress the best you can, but keeping track of which colors match and which colors clash is hard.

Even if you ignore the full color spectrum, and only look at basic colors, you still have a ton of possible combinations.

Just look at the basic color wheel pictured above.

This color wheel only has 12 colors in it, but that means you can combine them in 66 different ways. (Yeah, you got me, I had to look that up)
Figuring out which of those combinations match and which clash would be a pain.

So Let’s Try Something Else Instead

An Example of a Neutral Outfit (They Can Also Look Quite Good)

Instead of racking your brain trying to learn color matching, you should use my secret trick for effortlessly matching your clothes.
But we get to that, you need to learn about Neutral colors can be defined as those colors to which you can’t give a definite color name. If you can’t describe your color scheme as blue, green, yellow, turquoise, pink, orange, red, etc, then you most likely have neutral colouring neutrals

Neutrals are colors that work well with all other colors. They are impossible to clash, which is why they make great supporting pieces. If you’ve already added some of the wardrobe essentials, you should already have a few neutrals in your wardrobe.

The One Color Trick
Since neutrals won’t clash, you can match them to any color you wish.
So instead of trying to match colors together, you simply wear a max of one color in your outfit, and keep the rest neutral.This little splash of color will be enough to add a little pop to your outfit, and you’ll be completely safe from clashes. On little pop is enough to make your outfit stand out.

• Red tie, white shirt, navy blazer, camel cardigan, khaki pants
• Green shirt, grey sweater, navy jeans
• White shirt, orange sweater, grey pants
• Grey suit, white shirt, turquoise tie are some examples of good outfits using the one color trick.

• Grey suit, white shirt, turquoise tie
Get the idea?
Here are some examples

Examples of real life one-color tricked outfits:

But you don’t have to restrict yourself to just one colored item. You can also apply the one-color trick on more than one, as long as you keep it in the same color-family, like so:

But Does That Mean You Can Only Wear One Colored Item At a Time?
Nope.
Wearng only one colored item in your outfit makes it easy… And yeah, it is enough to give your outfit a bit of pop.

Can’t make it any easier than that!
With this easy hack, you’ll never have to worry about wearing the wrong colors together again

Real life examples of One-Color Tricked Outfits with Multiple Colored Pieces:

Now you can add some colors to your wardrobe. you can go out and buy a colorful shirt, and then go home and try it on with some of your neutral items. You’ll see how well they go along.

You’ll be completely safe.
You don’t have to wear every color in the rainbow every time you leave the house. Just one splash of color is enough to add a touch of visual interest to your outfit.

One color per outfit is all it takes to look sharp. It’s a pretty simple trick, and anyone can pull it off. So now you have no more excuse. Start rocking some colors, cuties.