A Man's Guide To Color -10 Tips To Better Leverage Color In Your Wardrobe

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1:07 Red and Pink 2% of wardrobe - Red 1:35 Pink 3:28 Orange 1% of wardrobe 4:27 Brown 10% of wardrobe 5:14 Green 7% of wardrobe 5:56 Blue 26% of a wardrobe, 6:01 14% Navy Blue and Indigo and 12% True Blue 6:37 White 20% of wardrobe 7:17 Black 13% of wardrobe 8:12 Gray 18% of wardrobe 8:55 Purple and Lavendar 2% of wardrobe 9:19 Yellow and Gold 1% of wardrobe

I like how you added a tie this time.

I love mixing brown and green. The combination gives me a cozy/outdoors/grounded feeling

I have enough money only for 1 jacket, so I guess I'll get one with blue back, 1 brown sleeve, 1 green sleeve, grey lapels and orange buttons.

LOVED the green jacket in this vid Antonio! One more color I would add on the list is Burgundy. Totally makes you stand out when combined with right colors.

I love your guides! Keep up the great work!

Fantastic video Antonio, I must say you're totally in your element when tackling topics like these, can't think of another channel that does them as well. Glad you touched on purple too, as I have a suit that has purple lining in the jacket which I always thought looked great, but now I can understand colour association with it to

Thanks so much. I've been looking for info like this for a long time. I like how you incorporate science, style and such sage advice.

When I saw the Vincero watch first come up, I knew what what coming and said "oh, nooo..." aloud.

What’s your colors and percentages in your wardrobe? Mine: 50% black 25% white 25% blue 😅😅

Such a great video! I love the depth of description and traits associated with each colour.

Amazing content and very usefull as well ! Congrat's Antonio , another great video 😉

Thank you for this one! I love the psychology behind color and color matching, and try to use this on a regular basis, on-the-clock or off-the-clock. Much of my wardrobe is blue (true and navy) but my company branding color is orange so I have fun incorporating that via accessories as you mentioned (pocket squares, bracelets, ring, pen, sunglasses, etc.). Sometimes blue and black can make for an interesting combo as well. Hats are a fun color accessory as well to work into a wardrobe, but I realize not every guy is a "hat guy"...lol ;-)

Love this video. I took a step away from my 'signature' black leather jackets with black jeans a little while ago, when I got a grey sweater for my birthday, and tried some dark blue jeans with it. Im going to try a few of these color ideas, thanks for the tips Antonio.

Very informative video. I'd like to know more about colour-themed dress codes. In a past job of mine, my employer required a 'green-themed business professional' dress code. I responded with a charcoal-grey suit, white shirt and pocket square, black belt and shoes, gold-coloured cufflinks and tie clip (which complemented my gold wedding ring), black, gold, and green lapel pin, and an emeral-green tie. On my first day at work, I noticed one colleague dressed like I was but wearing a gold lapel pin and royal navy blue tie instead while another wore a navy-blue suit, light-blue shirt, and gold cufflinks, tie clip, lapel pin, and tie. It turned out my employer didn't mean that that we necessarily had to wear green (though he accepted that and was happy with my suit too) but that any combination of the primary colours of green (so blue and yellow) should dominate the overall appearance of the suit. I've not come across a colour-themed dress code since but was wondering how common it is for a colour-themed dress code to accept any combination of the primary colours of the colour theme without requiring the wearing of that colour itself or if that was just a more liberal interpretation than usual.

It is always fun learning other ways to add color to your wardrobe. Sometimes it takes alot of trying on and convincing myself to just take the chance lol

Finally the one i was waiting for. Great work Man.

Great video! Love the research you do!

My favorite color combo is a green top with brown pants. This basic combo can run from carhartt work pants and a t shirt to slacks and a button up with possibly a patterned purple yellow or maroon tie.