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 Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:28 pm
So, I have a couple outfits I wear, but generally it's my white & black tripp with boots, and a white thermal under a self-modified black hoody. But Accesories wise, I have red suspenders, electric blue arm warmers, and red goggles, plus a few other sets of arm warmers, mostly black. Just wondering, do you guys think color coordination is overly important?
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Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 4:36 pm
I personally think color coordination is important.
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:17 am
I have a weird minor OCD about color coordination...... but then again I'm a chick. But I also rave so I have a s**t TON of colors in my wardrobe. But it's all black with some color tied in. I always make sure I match in some way shape or form..... or I look like a gothic rainbow and it just looks like I match but I don't really. .....but like I said, minor OCD and a raver, so I don't think comparing my style to yours would really pan out.
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:12 pm
Colour co-ordination is very important. Stops you looking like an explosion in a paint and pattern factory.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:37 pm
I only like to wear colors that are on the grey scale. I just don't like wearing colors, they aren't me. So I've never really had a problem matching them.
But when I do wear another color(usually a deep red, dark blue, or something) its usually only one item, so again, not really a problem.
But I do feel color co-ordination is very important if you wear lots of colors.
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:56 pm
My Raving Gear is centered around Black Blue and White, my clothing is always in those colours, however I still have some colour variety in my Kandi... although I no longer where crazed amounts of everycolour ever.
My Kandi and gloveset is all cold colours, blues, purples, greens, black, etc.
so I guess to answer the question... I think colour coordination is important, but it's a personal preference. Some people can pull off slapping you with a rainbow xd
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Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 4:37 pm
Necro-ing an old post.
I tend to go by a rule of twos for color. I have to have a minimum of two pieces of the color in order for me to wear it. For example, a blue belt and blue gloves/armwarmers. Or green fishnets and a green necklace. Just having one piece makes me feel off balance and the splash of color usually looks out of place.
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Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:49 pm
Digital Malevolence I only like to wear colors that are on the grey scale. I just don't like wearing colors, they aren't me. So I've never really had a problem matching them. But when I do wear another color(usually a deep red, dark blue, or something) its usually only one item, so again, not really a problem. But I do feel color co-ordination is very important if you wear lots of colors. I am the same way. Although I occasionally wear colors in the summer, I generally stay in the grey-scale. I mainly wear a lot of black and gray. However, color coordination is extremely important in everything you wear.
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