What Are The Colors of Your Skin, Hair and Eyes Telling You? Part 4 --
Scale of Prints and Accessories
Have you ever seen a woman wearing a print so big that it looks like the print is wearing her instead of her wearing it? All you see is the print. The problem is that she is wearing a print too large in scale for her.
On the reverse side, have you ever not noticed the print at first? Then when you do notice it, it seems the print just gets lost. In this case the problem is that she is wearing a print that is too small in scale for her.
The right size print makes all the difference.
The color contrast of your skin, hair and eyes gives you the first of three clues in determining the size of prints and accessories that create balance with your body. Your body proportions and body frame size give you the other two clues. After you understand all three clues I will explain how to put them together.
In this post you will learn about:
Scale basics
The color of skin, hair and eyes scale clue
Scale Basics
What do I mean by scale of prints and accessories? The bare-bones idea is the impact of prints or accessories have on your body. This impact includes the actual and visual size. In the post about putting the three scale clues together I will explain this idea in more depth.
If your color contrast profile is: ________; then, your print and accessory scale will be ________.
Make a note of this clue. After you have gathered the scale clues from body proportions and body frame size, I will write a post about putting all these clues together.
What is your print and accessory scale clue from the color of your skin, hair and eyes? Write it in the comments below. Mine is large because my color contrast profile is high.
In the next post you will learn about the next body element — Body Proportions.