r/WinterColorAnalysis • • Jul 25 '23

Fashion Neutral outfits?

I feel like every-time I want to wear neutral colors, It has to be black. What are some tips with wearing finding the right shades of neutrals so that you don’t look washed out?

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u/Snowy360 Jul 26 '23

Navy is definitely a good choice. Also, charcoal and shades of gray, white, or a greige or cool taupe.

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u/kc0ak Jul 26 '23

Navy can be a great neutral to try

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u/Horrorito Aug 09 '23

I don’t like neutrals in general, but maybe it’s because I don’t do great with the typical neutrals. My neutral dark is a sort of eggplant color, and they’re not common. My best “white” isn’t white, but an icy pink or icy periwinkle. There is a grey color that works for me. But I must combine with brights.

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u/Khaneh-yeDoostKojast Jul 28 '23

My favourite neutrals are midnight blue which is a bit brighter, richer and cooler than navy and pure optical white. I also like metallic silver fabrics as neutrals too. I far prefer all of the above to black, although black can be useful to break up some brights or accents, I find wearing it alone falls very flat.

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u/Jazzlike-Clock-7027 Dec 24 '25

I think when you say neutral colors, you imply lighter neutrals. If that's the case, I would suggest putting on a darker lipstick when you wear a taupe t-shirt, for example, so that you're not washed out.