The Psychology of Colour
Colour is scientifically proven to have a profound effect on human response and behaviour, both when we are wearing it and when we see it worn on others. You are making a statement with every personal colour choice you make, so here are some interesting insights into the psychological effects and meaning of the most popular colours, to enable you to use colour with intention!
Red Stimulating, courageous, powerful, assertive. Be careful when wearing red in certain situations as it is considered a "dangerous" and aggressive colour!
Yellow An emotional colour. Promotes extroversion, creativity, confidence, optimism.
Blue Governs speech & communication. Helps creative expression, intellect, clear thinking, is mentally calming.
Greenhas unlucky connotations,Promotes balance, compassion & understanding
Black Everyone’s ' safe bet'. Signifies sophistication, glamour, security, seriousness & authority
Brown Earthy, reliable & approachable.Warmer & softer than black.
Grey Has a very neutral look. Gives off an air of sophistication, but may give the appearance of a lack of confidence.
White Represents purity. Perceived as innocent & impartial.
Pink Love & femininity. A soothing colour radiating warmth & love!
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The Essential Summer Suitcase
You only need 15 garments and a small variety of accessories to create a sensational summer wardrobe
Here’s what you need to pack for a 1 or 2 week holiday:
1 pair of soft fabric trousers (i.e. linen)
1 pair of casual shorts
1 pair of tailored shorts
2 x beach kaftans
7 x vest tops/t-shirts
1 dress
1 pair of cropped or long length jeans
1 A-line skirt
2 x pashminas (for warmth & style)
A pair of wedge heel sandals
A pair of flipflops
2 x bikinis/swimsuits
Large handbag
Small clutch bag
2 x belts
Sunglasses
