
Explore the color wheel and color vocabulary to build a harmonious wardrobe palette by understanding primary, secondary, and tertiary colors and how colors combine.
Explore how hue, saturation, and value shape color, and how adding white creates tints while adding black creates shades. Move color along a three-dimensional platform of intensity and lightness.
Explore color as a dimensional tool by adjusting saturation and value to add depth to a wardrobe palette, and learn how warm and cool colors interact.
Explore seven color combinations on the color wheel—monochromatic, complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary, and four-color schemes—and learn to balance dominance and proportion in a wardrobe palette.
Explore how to build a cohesive wardrobe by identifying your favorite colors, using color palettes and the color wheel to create harmonious combinations, including neutrals and undertones.
Choose dominant colors for major pieces, add neutrals as essentials, and use accents for pops of color, then test versatility to ensure easy mix-and-match across your wardrobe.
Your mood, feelings, and attitudes can all be effected by the colors you wear. In addition, your wardrobe is key to eliciting the emotional responses you want from others. Color harmony is essential to a wardrobe. In creating a palette to wear, instead of focusing on a single color, a range of colors should be selected. A wardrobe with a carefully selected color palette will confidently and purposively express your style.