black/camel/jeans: trouser and pants. Grey/navy/darkgreen/white: shirt white/black/dark brown: shoes later on this one chick: Whooa why you wear orange Watch? me: urrrgghhhh Bcoz i want it? mwahahahahhh
If there’s a certain picture you like, you can pull colors from it and usually get a good palette. Sunsets, canyons, and movie posters are some personal favorites for finding color palettes
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So: there are neutral and non-neutral colors. 🎨 • Neutrals are black, white, shades of brown & grey, navy blue and chaki green. ⚫️⚪️🟤 • Non-neutrals are everything else. (These colors often catch the eye). 🔴🟠🟣🟡🟢 Outfit can consist of 1,2 or 3 colors. More is doable, but that can be hard to put together. - Means using same few colors through the whole outfit. Different parts match with each other. Like that logo on your shirt match your shoe color... It's adviced to either use colors that are very close to each other on the chart or opposites to each other. - For example shades of blue and purple are close to each other. - Opposites are red & green 🔴🟢, blue & orange 🔵🟠, yellow & purple 🟡🟣. Opposite is the color that doesn't contain the mane color. Like how purple is mix of red & blue, it doesn't contain yellow... You can add statement pieces to an outfit using a color that stands out. • Color on a plain canvas: 🇯🇵 For example having plain white outfit, with a bright blue shirt. Or using a black accesory on a full on pastel outfit.
I'm a girl, but you're pretty much the only creator I follow when it comes to fashion content. You explain things in such a pleasant way and you taught me so much over the past year that I've been following you! I'm so glad that you decided to post these on RU-vid.
I think that would be a fun idea but I also think it’d be valuable if the guys were able to just keep this guy lol. Idk if that makes sense? Like I feel like ~us girls~ and fem/me people have like a bursting array of videos + content creators like this to choose from… whereas with guys it’s like, “if you want to be stylish, wear a man-bun/perm your hair and buy skinny jeans” and it’s stayed like that for the last 10 years. Like girls + adjacent can experiment more w our styles and guys get looked at weird for wearing a pink polo. So if guys can have their own spaces to learn about this stuff and be comfy we should just… leave it to them? Then again I’m not a dude so wtf do i know lol
No, not really. Simple doesn't mean creative nor artistry, its just that he prefers simple rather than detailed with a lot of accessories. Plus, imo these outfits aren't even that creative. In fashion "rules" are made for people that don't have a sense for it, so they can create a style for themselfs
Thank you for explaining this in an easy-to-follow, non-judgmental way! We have very different styles, yet everything you explained made sense. You didn't alienate anybody in your phrasing. I'm glad I finally understand this and can feel more confident with the way I dress soon! ♡
I loooove neutrals! They easy to pair, simple, and I feel so comfy in them, but sometimes I think I look a little plain(? So I been trying to maybe go for some pink or yellow! This help me a lot thank you!
Slowly started to forget that you once had long hair. But what is the science behind guys looking so fresh and bright in short hair. I myself always feel like that, esp whenever it try growing out vs a clean short look, the latter always wins!
Long hair is hard to pull off. The texture, thickness etc of your hair really shows. And if you dont take care of it and have it cut well its more noticeable than with short hair. But if its done well and suits your style it can look great.
I think a big part of it is the sides of the hair. If you have shorter hair, your sides are a lot cleaner, maybe even shaved, so I feel like it just creates this clean look.
Short hair brings out ur masculinity, and u don't have to take care of it much to look good. Long hair can make guys look feminine if they don't compensate with something else.
Simple rule. Dress whatever the way you want, step outta your comfort zone, make mistakes and learn from them. Look at yourself after wearing an outfit and judge how it's blended with your whole chemistry. That's what I do always and I get compliments. At last, be confident!
The most important thing is that 99.9% of people do not look at or care about what you’re wearing. Dress how you want and stop conforming to what’s popular or dressing how other people want you to dress.
this is one of the most useful videos i've watched on fashion and it helped me to be brave enough to wear colour and experiment!!! it has been very fun so far and i'm growing bolder and braver :)
It is probably useful when you are not a creative person, but there is nothing better than a surprising “mix and don’t match”, it is bolder than any color statement we could ever make. And let’s not forget texture than can play an essential role.
I swear this dude is an angel in disguise, my man helped me figure out so many things about matching colors and what to wear, stay blessed king, you're helping so many dudes out there
I like wearing bold colors, but not many patterns, so: style complicated with colors but simple with patterns. I've found out that you can wear practically any major colors (blue, red, yellow, green, orange, violet, white, black) together long as there's no more than four or five of them and the colors "talk" with each others from the top to the bottom of the outfit. For example, same color repeated at jacket and shoes or cap and pants; no different color at every single piece of cloth.
Tim, you helped me figure out my styles a lot. I'm a nonbinary person who likes masculinity a lot. Only reason why is that I wear masculinity best and your style, out of everyone I've watched on YT, is probably the best one I've seen THAT compliments me too. I'm looking forward for tutorials that make you look classy!
There's also a big matter of not every color working for every person. Find what colors suit you. For me personally it's "fall/ autumn" colors, so lots of beiges mostly lol (and the khaki green, maybe some dark not too saturated reds).
When i wear one colour i look like a straight up prisoner. Sweatpants/shorts and just a plain sweatshirt with boxie fit and a circular collar that hide my collar bone... The look on my face when i realize that is priceless.
I love seeing fashion advice for men that is about fun and self expression instead of „how to dress like an alpha a33hole“. We need more people like you that normalize men enjoying style!!!
@@kita7647 I´m sorry if my comment offended you or you felt like I was making an unfair generalization. I felt like I was pointing out something positive here? Would you care to explain what you found insensitive about my comment?
Hey man what boots are you wearing in the first example of the two neutral colours? I’m looking for a similar pair at the moment and can’t find any great options,Thanks.
I'm not sure if you still care, but the boots he's wearing are black chelsea boots. I don't know what exact brand they are, but I know that those are the exact type of boots he's wearing. Hope this helps.
I think earth tones are pleasant but I really just wear whatever I’m feelin. I love earthy colors like my olive pants but sometimes I’m feelin a lil goofy and quirky and will throw on my purple shirt
I am currently wearing olive trousers (neutral) and a light blue t-shirt (non-neutral). Blue and green are next to each other on the color wheel, so they play nice. Also, I have blue eyes, so my palette usually plays nice with that. No red for me unless it's an accent color like a necktie.
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Not sure if this adds any substance, but what I’ve learned from art class is that colors of the same saturation tend to look bad together. I find that sometimes it works with clothes, but most of the time different hues (colors) should be matched with different levels of saturation to create a distinction making them complimentary. Ofc you have to know color wheels to identify what colors are complimentary, but to keep it simple, if two colors seem close in saturation, you best switch a piece out.
Its quite often that i think i want to get more into fashion, and then i proceed to wear whats on top of my shelf of clothes without a care in the world because most stuff somehow matches(i only have mostly black, grey, white or blue stuff)
My look had always been neutral with a pop of bright color in my earrings, shoes, socks, hair tie, or nails. I think too much color is too much for my plus size body. But that is my tastes and my preference. Everyone has theirs.
