Color Coordinate For Fashion Success Every Time



Posted: Friday, December 09, 2005

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If you live a terrifically hectic lifestyle and simply do not have the time to plan outfits ahead of time, develop a color coordinating system in order to dress for success. This system works especially well for men born without the fashion gene or kids who want the independence to dress themselves, but still need that gently guiding hand when it comes to fashion choices. Furthermore, color coordinating your outfits will enable you to quickly and easily get dressed in the morning without having to change ensembles or frustrate yourself with that awful question everyone is faced with: “what to wear?"

For individuals interested in color coordinating their closet, there are a number of different options available. The first, and most popular, method of color coordinating your closet is to divide items depending on their intended use. Consider purchasing different colored coat hangers or use round colored stickers found in office supply stores to denote each color option for your wardrobe. Using this method, divide your clothing into specially designated outfits depending on its use. You may want to have different themes for your closet, including business attire, casual clothing, sports wear, and evening wear.

Another way for you to color coordinate your closet is just that—arrange items by color instead of item or purpose. For example, devote on section entirely to items black in color, another section for navy, another for red, white, pink, green, and so on. This will expedite finding your perfect outfit, since you will not have to sort through a variety of clothing to find that specific item in your wardrobe. Keep in mind to arrange the items in your colored section by similar piece, for example, keeping all pants together, all skirts together, and so forth. Also, you may need to designate special drawers or shelves for each color, since some items are unable to be hung without causing the item harm.

If you are interested in color coordinating your kid’s closet, consider using a unique appeal. Affix special sticker for each outfit. Scratch and sniff stickers are especially fun for alerting your child which outfit to wear. When choosing the outfit components, be sure to include shirts, pants, skirts, sweaters, or dresses so that your child has all necessary items identified. Allow your child to express his or her opinions when creating the color coordinated themes so that his or her individual personality is expressed.

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