I have never thought about this but I know colour of the hair can influence what colours you can wear. when I had blue black hair in my 20s I used to wear very bright colours which I don't know if I could pull off as well now. When I went blonde, I found it easier to put pink in my clothes but I've never been able to wear pastel so maybe thats the skin. My hair is getting more grey and I feel I can still wear grey but maybe not a washed out grey. I have greyish blue eyes and can wear most blues except pastels.

It depends! I decided that if I'm wearing brown, it needs to have texture or shine, or be in a print. Since my hair and skin are shades of brown, matte medium brown feels drab. I should probably stick to espresso and cognac shades and leave the mid tones alone TBH.

Camel is close to my skintone, but enough lighter that it works. It feels like a needed addition in winter to the black/cognac formula that I wear in summer. It kinda functions as my white.

My eyes are hazel- and olive and forest greens are a no brainer on me! When I wear forest green with black, I do feel the need to add warmth somewhere, like my camel coat though. Otherwise it's too much coolness.

I guess rust would be my lip color, similar to LaPed's version, which I wear a lot.

Haha - has anyone seen the design fail of the Colombian women's cycling uniforms...

For me with sandy/dirty blonde hair, beige skin, green-grey eyes and I guess pink lips...

I do wear blush, I do wear green and grey, but I actually find lilac to be the best colour to bring out my eyes. I wear camels and creams etc.. I have I think medium contrast colouring - and I like medium contrast colours on me. Too soft can feel wrong, but too strong/high contrast also doesn't work.

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Sal those uniforms! Whoooa!

Jessikams, thanks for getting it! That IS that. Just like you and the velvet jacket that does not make you happy despite how cute it looks. That is that

When my hair was strawberry/coppery blonde, I wore clothes that matched it. Now my hair is more light golden blonde, and clothes close to that colour seem to compete with my hair. Or maybe I don't like the look. I still wear copper and cognac.
I am like Janet and wear colours that match my eyes. I have green, blue and bronze in my eyes. I find olive works well.
My skin is peachy, and I do look good in peach. I overdosed on peach in the 80s and early 90s. Everything was peach. Peach shoes, peach leather jacket, peach sweaters, peach nail polish, etc. I can't do any more peach.

Sal, those uniforms--eh, I'm speechless.

I know - the uniforms are very unfortunate. Very poor colour choice!