Related to my previous post about defining my personal style, I was talking to Matt about how I wanted to learn how to
color-coordinate this year. I'm so bad at color-coordinating. I'm the
kind of person who wears a shirt with horizontal
stripes while donning pants with vertical stripes. Then I have mismatched socks on underneath the pants. Big fashion faux-pas.
I've never really thought much about fashion or color-coordinating when
I was younger, but now that I'm older, I start to notice how
coordinated outfits really make for a well-put-together look. It's
aesthetically pleasing. It draws the eye
without desperately screaming, "Look at me! Look at me!"
Matt said that he thought learning to color-coordinate was a good idea and told me about how they make an app for people to coordinate color schemes. He told me that computer designers use it to coordinate color templates for webpages, but that it could also be used for color-coordinating clothes, too. I should look into that. My phone cannot use apps, but maybe I can learn how to color-coordinate from books and online articles. I also have a coworker at my internship who is good at color-coordinating so maybe I could learn from her.
Matt said that he thought learning to color-coordinate was a good idea and told me about how they make an app for people to coordinate color schemes. He told me that computer designers use it to coordinate color templates for webpages, but that it could also be used for color-coordinating clothes, too. I should look into that. My phone cannot use apps, but maybe I can learn how to color-coordinate from books and online articles. I also have a coworker at my internship who is good at color-coordinating so maybe I could learn from her.
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