How To Wear The Right Colors For Your Skin Tone

Wearing the right colors can elevate your style, enhance your appearance , and boost your confidence. In today's video, Jeff from The Style O.G. discusses how to wear the right colors for your skin tone.

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[waltmozdzer]

Pale skin guy here. OG you’re exactly right. I found that navy, charcoal and dark grays work best against my skin tone. Thanks for keeping us all in style!

[genehughes]

Fair skin to the shade of neutral. My experience has been earth-tones including mauve, olive

[pdexBigTeacher]

My friends joke that in the summer my skin tone turns me into a Dominican. Always liked earth tones; you've confirmed it. Thanks!

[OneShotGamingg]

I use the James “ghost” St. Patrick approach in this matter. Monochromatics are my go-to when I dress up for work, especially with dark navy, royal blue, black, dark grey, charcoal, dark brown/tan, olive green, dark purple/plum/burgundy. I’m dark-skinned and I found that those colors work very well and the ladies notice every time. I usually stay away from white - unless it’s my dress shirt and I’m going for a basic professional look. I don’t even wear a belt anymore. My dress pants have the hook closure and horizontal button, which fastens my pants to my comfort. Add that with a compliment fragrance, and the results don’t lie.

[waynenice]

Understanding your color wheel can create a plateau of outfits even on a Budget

[MrEthanlevy]

As an olive skin middle eastren I prefer white in the summer ☀️ to highlight my tan

[antnedavis]

Wow, this is a golden metric Thank you will definitely try it I’m usually wear any color I like or matches sneakers or shoes

[BHKCh]

Redhead here. I prefer gold over silver, but current eyeglass frames are pewter. For clothes, I go for lighter-pastel colors, tans, browns, greens, blues, but a lot of darks as well, mostly in the black/charcoal/grey family. I think the lighter tans/browns/greens go best with the hair color. Great information as usual.

[sludgy]

Could bright red work for warm undertones?

[t.breeze]

Thanks for this. You and Vladimir are the only creators I subscribe to and consistently watch that speak to the questions like this. Would also dig a show or two about black mens hair and grooming, greying and thinning brothers and so on. With our hair, there are underlying politics at play too. And coloring is a slippery slope that girl men fall into when, for most, the grey his better (unless you're Lenny Kravitz and can hit new growth every few days.
Salute to the Style OG

[mikereese]

Great info and tests for skin tone. Hadnt heard those before and it works and helps.

[mrmathews]

I"'ve always thought neutral, but I am going to experiment with warm going forward. Thank you for this installment. Blessings & Peace ✌🏾

[biscaynesupercars]

Definitely a warmer skin tone and I always get compliments when I wear earth tones like brown, dark yellows and army greens/olive and gold. I also feel like everybody looks great in black

[rmndprc]

Bro, as always, you knocked it out the park. Great info.

[stylishoversixty]

As a deep dark chocolate complexion gentleman, I'm blessed to wear most colors, however, I tend to wear more muted colors such as blue, gray, and brown!

[Marsquest-rqkp]

My favorite colors to wear, are green navy blue, and grey. I happen to have dark skin.

[FDK-sd]

Always a pleasure to watch your vidéos from Paris... thank you for what you do !

[dholmesjr]

This video helped me out.. You cleared up my color selection.. Thanks again, Jeff. 🫡

[jmorgan]

Salute, my bro❤❤. This was and excellent Gtopic. I can use this information for myself !! I really appreciate this knowledge. It helped me to figure out my under tone. Lol lol. Thanks bro❤

[alanrealty]

This is very interesting and makes lots of sense thanks for the video