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BEST CLEAR WARM bright LOOKS

4/3/2016

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BEST CLEAR WARM bright LOOKS
These outfits have been put together to create a better understanding of how to mix and match colors, contrasts, and materials to get that right look for your appointed group.

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Bright warm pink, is a really flattering shade of pink for this bright and warm group. Adding ivory white accessories just adds to that colorful and fresh look. 

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Both deep periwinkle blue, and bright warm shades of green and blue, such as aqua, mint, and turquoise are super fresh on the CLEAR WARM bright. Color blocking makes it even better.  ​

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Bright warm violet, is incredible on the CLEAR WARM bright. Just don't go so bright, or deep that it becomes a CLEAR COOL or DEEP COOL color. Medium saturation is the best fit.   ​

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Bright warm pink, is a really flattering shade on this group.

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Bright warm shades of green and yellow are great on the CLEAR WARM bright. Also, because the CLEAR COOL bright is their sister group, wild colors such as chartreuse can look really striking too.  ​

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Warm pink, yellow, and medium orange makes a CLEAR WARM bright really pop. The bright was born for color blocking.  ​

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Purple is a great color on the CLEAR WARM bright, just make sure it's the right kind of purple. It has to be warm and clear, not too dark and deep, not too dirty, and not too cold. ​

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Tomato red and bright red are great hues for the CLEAR WARM bright. Red is also an excellent way to freshen up a otherwise serious look, without loosing edge.

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A bronzy kind of gold, not too muted, but still really warm and golden, is the best metall for a CLEAR WARM bright. The more light and yellow shade of gold is also good look, it's a close second. 
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Bright apple green, medium orange, aqua, and ivory are all amazing and striking colors on the CLEAR WARM bright. Combined they give an even brighter look, that few others than a bright can handle. 

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Aqua, mint, and turquoise are super fresh colors on the CLEAR WARM bright. Matching it with warm violet or purple, just makes the outfit even brighter and better.

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Ivory and cream white is an amazing and fresh color on the CLEAR WARM bright. For extra brightness, add a pop of bright color. Coral is also a great shade for this sub-group.

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Both golden and lemon yellow works really well on the CLEAR WARM bright. After all, looking good in yellow is a CLEAR WARM speciality. Add softs for a warmer look or brights for a brighter look.

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Some earthy shades of green can also a really good look on this sub-group, but it's important to know the difference between army green, khaki, and olive. Army green is great, and olive and khaki is too dirty and dull for this clear and bright group. ​

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Of all the CLEAR WARMs, the bright is the one to pull of coral the best. They all look good in coral, but on the CLEAR WARM bright, it looks more balanced. 

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Black can work really well on the CLEAR WARM bright. Just pair it off with some bright CLEAR WARM colors to make it fresh enough.

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Orange is a great color on the CLEAR WARM bright, but be careful to not go too bold. It's supposed to be a medium saturated orange, not pure. Combine strong colors with light grey for a fresher look than the harsh contrast of black.

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Silver can also look really good on the CLEAR WARM bright, as they are flowing into the CLEAR COOL. But it's not as amazing on them as the warm gold. 
Also, paired with a fresh look, such as an all creamy white outfit, it will still be clear and fresh, and not too cold.
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Lemon yellow, bright tomato red, and golden brown are amazing bright and warm colors on the CLEAR WARM bright. Combined they add a rich glow to the look. 

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Bright peach is a really flattering shade for this group. Don't be afraid to go a little wild with the accessory colors, bright orange-red shoes just adds to that colorful and fresh look. ​

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Tomato red is an amazing color on the CLEAR WARM bright, so don't be afraid to use it on big surfaces. Use the warm red for all it's worth. Tomato red for a calmer look, and bright warm red for an extra vivid look. ​

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Even navy blue needs to be brighter and more colorful for the CLEAR WARM. Combine with golden and warm browns for an extra warm and rich look.

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Both bright and soft CLEAR WARM shades of green and blue, such as aqua, mint, and turquoise, are really fresh on the CLEAR WARM bright. Color blocking makes it even better.  ​

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A medium saturated mint green is always a great look for a CLEAR WARM. This is a makeup free go to, as it brings out the warmth in the skin in a really fresh way.  ​

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Grey is a good color on the CLEAR WARM bright, but it can be just a little dull by it self. If you combine the look with a fresh color such as kelly green, it will be even better. 

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Clear shades of green and blue, such as turquoise can be super fresh on the CLEAR WARM bright. Lilac is also a really great look as long as it's warm and not too light. More is more, with the CLEAR WARM bright.

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A fresh and warm pine green, watermelon and golden brown is a good way of "doing the autumn look" for a CLEAR WARM bright. Too muted is dull on this bright group.

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(Photos in this post are borrowed from HM.COM, Jollychic.com, and a few are random pictures from Tumbler or Pinterest or found on Google. Unknown source.)

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