Pakistani suits have been around the fashion scene since a very long time. The trend hasn’t changed in Pakistan or in any other part of the world, but how you choose your best clothing colours has certainly evolved over time, and it’s important to know how to do that as well as what are some of the most important things you should know about it. The first thing that you need to know about this is that there are some rules that you must follow if you want to make sure that your suit will look amazing on you!
Choosing your best colours
Finding clothing that suits your body type and complexion isn’t an easy feat. And it’s even more complicated if you don’t know how to choose clothing colours that work for you. Pakistani Suits are worn on various occasions like Eid, weddings, party etc., Pakistani Suits are also known as Sherwani, Shalwar Kameez or Anarkali Suits. Both men and women traditionally wear these suits in Pakistan.
For example, a woman will wear a suit called Shalwar Kameez, which is made up of salwar (pants) and kameez (top). Pakistani suits can be seen in any colour, but the most common colours used for suiting include white, black, red, blue, green & maroon. When selecting your best colour combination, keep a few things in mind.
The first thing to consider when choosing your best colours is skin tone. If you have pale skin, then cool tones such as blues and greens will make you look washed out; instead, opt for warm tones such as yellows and oranges. Those with darker complexions should avoid wearing black at all costs. Instead, choose clothing in rich jewel-toned colours like emerald green or sapphire blue. Those with dark complexions can wear black, but only if it’s paired with a vibrant colour like yellow or red.
In addition to skin tone, shape and size are also important factors when choosing your best colours. The most flattering colour combination on an hourglass figure (wide hips and narrow waist) is one that draws attention upwards toward your face rather than downwards towards your hips. For example, try pairing a red top with black pants/skirt/shorts or a yellow top with navy pants/skirt/shorts.
Fashion Color Palettes
When it comes to selecting clothing colours that compliment you, there are a few things to consider. For one, your colour palette should be compatible with your skin tone, but that’s not all. Certain shades can make us look taller or shorter and thinner or fatter; we need to consider these factors when choosing our clothing colours. Colours of light are perceived as more celestial and give an impression of openness, while darker tones tend to appear denser and heavier.
Beauty Color Palettes
Depending on your skin tone, you may have a few different colour palettes to choose from. There are three primary colour palettes: yellow, pink, and blue. In addition to choosing colours that compliment your skin tone, consider staying within each palette when shopping for clothes and accessories.
This means choosing clothes and accessories in similar shades of colour; blues should be paired with blues (like navy or denim), pinks should be paired with pinks (like light purples or reds), and yellows should be paired with yellows (such as sunny yellows or mustard). Having a colour personality can help you simplify your shopping experience.
Conclusion
Choosing your clothing colours can be a bit of a nightmare. You’ve been there, you’ve got an interview, and you have no idea what to wear. The number of colours available in shops is overwhelming, and it’s not always easy to find your best ones. However, with these tips, picking out your perfect outfit will be simple. After all, interviews should be about focusing on your skills – not what colour shirt you wore.
