This will COMPLETELY change the way you wear color (like, actually)

In today's video I'm sharing a new way to wear color in your outfits. It's the Tibi Color Wheel! Created by Amy Smilovic, the founder of Tibi and author of the Creative Pragmatist, the Tibi Color Wheel shows you how to add color to your wardrobe without things feeling too flat or basic, and how to combine colors in your outfit so it always feels dynamic, cool and effortless. This is not about what colors suit you the best or your color season - it's about HOW to wear color and HOW to combine the colors you want to wear without feeling boring, flat or average. This will make it so simple, allow you to achieve different vibes in your wardrobe, and it'll give you the tools to troubleshoot when your outfit doesn't feel right. Let me know if this helps you!

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The Color Wheel sticker comes with your order when you buy from Tibi. Amy is also launching a wheel for purchase soon, so stay tuned to her IG!

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[Christinamychas]

Hello friends! This is a re-upload of my original video that you all loved! Please enjoy and I would so appreciate a like and a share with your friends so the Youtube algorithm gods don’t bury the video! You’re the best! ❤xoxo

HOW TO GET A COLOR WHEEL: The Color Wheel sticker comes with your order when you buy from Tibi. Tibi will be launching an actual wheel for purchase soon - so stay turned to Tibi or Amy’s social - linked in the description! 🌈

[Thetinyfit]

I’be definitely been an all black girl for ages (or black and jean). A couple weeks ago I bought TWO beige shirts and felt like I changed my outlook on life 😂. I am terrified of white, so I figured I’d try out beige. Who knows what’s gonna happen from here. Might wear with some… NAVY this weekend. Watch out world 👀😂

[jjjjk]

I was so happy to have my color analysis done a few days ago! Now I know exactly which colors look best on me and how to incorporate them into my wardrobe and makeup. I’m going through my closet now and getting rid of the items with colors that don’t work. And I went on my first shopping trip and bought some purple jeans! I’m so excited!

Which season were you again, Christina? Am I remembering correctly that you are an autumn? I’m glad you’re having fun with color!

[Mmmm-lxeb]

Great, insightful video! I love the blue pants on you.
I know you have your own style yet your pants seem too long and baggy for your body. But, of course, just my opinion.

[blomsterkulla]

I think you look like a Winter, a cooler toned raspberry red might look even better on you!

[bumblebee_ms]

I did the opposite, I tried going neutral like all influencers and realised I really don't like beige on me.
So, I went back to colour and I'm really happy again. Nice tips Christina xx

[christinewittmann]

As a professional jewelry designer and instructor, I did not realize that color combinations come naturally and effortlessly to very few people. Presentations like this one fascinate me as a designer and are a tremendous tool for me as an instructor as I am not adept at communicating these concepts, as you are. I truly appreciate the time and resources you have obviously dedicated to this research, planning, filming and editing. May your generosity reward you. Sharing this as soon as I finish typing. Thank you.

[annepoitrineau]

Thank you. very interesting. I tend to go for variations of a shade put together: teal/turquoise/jade or ochre/cinnamon/burgundy or emerald/bottle/forest etc. This is me, but I really enjoy looking at people wearing contrasts. There is colour, and there is what you feel good in.

[mariemeltagoury]

Lv all ur videos, but this was a miss for me. I mean, the outfits are lovely, but i don't c how the wheel helped. What's the point of creating an outfit, then putting it on a wheel😅 its vry confusing. But i lv how you're getting out of ur comfort zone n getting into colour ❤

[alegnalavieenrose]

I only exist in the outer wheel after spending about 25 years in only black. I now wear only what I love and found my style. Never got so many compliments from random strangers since I live outside my “i don’t want to stand out” black comfortzone. I have a very natural gift for combining colors and prints and I’m living my best life now. Only thing I regret is not doing it sooner. I only dared to be me when I needed a wheelchair and people always stared at me, so I could not hide anymore. People stare anyway so better make it fun, right? I’ll never be basic or “safe” fashion wise again.

[donnadonnellan]

I have tried to to work with the color wheel for at least six years, but always failed. Now I understand why thank you so much for the way you explained it and how to use it with the rings and the levels and how to combine them. you explained it brilliantly and I can’t wait to try it

[Jessica_Jones]

Having recently discovered that I have a cool and delicate, pale olive undertone, I have _finally_ found that all of the -ish colors are my jam! Bold colors are unfortunately not for me, and black has been demoted to an accent color, but it's actually made my life so much easier. I used to think I would be severely limited but it's been incredible to see how dynamic my wardrobe can be! Navy and dark green have replaced black, and taupe/mushroom, blush, burgundy and soft teal bring in a surprising amount of color while still being subtle 😊

[natty]

My favorite was the Two combinations 😅❤ loved this video anyway

[franceshanna]

So easy to follow, thank you for this. It's the best video about styling I've ever watched. I have a natural tendency to combine ring 2 and 3 colours ; none/one colour scheme and icky/patterns accessories but never knew why. Now that I know that it's a guideline I can be more intentional and experimental.

[gwenj]

I'm kinda the opposite I don't even consider beige, gray, black and white to be colors at all. They are just the background for the color.😅

[hannahrobertson]

Very informative video! I'm rediscovering your channel and really enjoying the type of content you're focusing on now!❤

I didnt understand HOW the wheel help me choose/find a good color combination.. so basically I can mix anything with anything ... ?🤷🏻

[mejulialee]

Such a great overview of Tibi's colour wheel (which I also have on the back of my phone)! I went through the exact same phase of eliminating colour when I was trying to find my style, listening to the advice that neutrals are easy to pair together and having a specific colour palette in your closet makes it easier to get dressed. May be true, but it literally sucked the fun and creativity out of getting dressed, and I never felt like myself. Glad you're incorporating colour again, you look fantastic in red! ❤

[AnaRodriguez-wnqq]

I’m glad I watched again! One thing that stood out more is the explanation of why brights in just cotton or simple styles sometimes don’t work. When I got my colors done and learned I was a winter I bought lots of t shirts in my colors from the thrift store so I could try the palette out but I do end up feeling kind of flat even when I’m wearing colors that look nice on me. Gonna keep an eye out on more structural or textured pieces in my colors to replace the tsbirts now that I know I like actually do like my bright colorful winter palette 🎨 . And now I know some other options for color mixing other than navy/jean/black

[Mxtraveler]

I have recently stumbled onto your channel. I don’t know what your career was before YouTube but you are a very well-spoken instructor. This was very well put together- the right amount of humor, good illustrations and examples, and easy dialog to explain yourself. I really enjoy your videos. I’m 70 but enjoy dressing quirky and interesting. I love makeup and style. I look forward to your videos!