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Writer's pictureKate Freier

But I don't work...

A family member recently sarcastically told me "yeah, then I could be the most stylish retired person around" when I asked if she'd like her colors done. While it is certainly the case that knowing your colors will help you professionally look your best and boost your confidence it is also equally true that knowing your colors will help you just generally look your best and boost your confidence.


Understanding which colors look best on you is not just beneficial for working professionals, but for anyone who wants to enhance their appearance and feel great. While it's true that professionals often rely on color palettes to establish a cohesive brand image or help establish authority, the knowledge of what colors suit you can be equally valuable in your everyday life. By knowing what colors complement your skin tone, hair color, and eye color, you can effortlessly create outfits that make you look and feel confident, enhance your natural features, brighten your complexion, and even make you appear more approachable or younger.


Different colors evoke certain emotions and channeling that can help you create a desired look and feel in all kinds of settings. Whether you want to exude warmth and friendliness or project professionalism and authority, selecting the right color palette can significantly contribute to achieving these goals. Color awareness is a valuable tool that empowers individuals to express themselves authentically through their personal style whether speaking to a board of directors, going out to dinner with friends, or just running to the grocery store.

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