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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.
    The CLEAR WARM looks their best when they wear colors that look like they've been bathed in sunshine. Go for colors that are bright and warm. Dusty, muted, and bold or dark colors can underwhelm or overwhelm this fresh faced group. Hot pink in most variations is a great color for the CLEAR WARM, but remember that there is a difference between hot pink and fuchsia. Fuchsia has a cold undertone, and this group needs warm colors.     Bright warm green and warm shades of blue, such as turquoise, sky blue, and aqua looks really fresh on the CLEAR WARM true.     Warm pink and medium orange makes a CLEAR WARM true, really pop.     Even navy blue needs to be brighter and more colorful on the CLEAR WARM.     The CLEAR WARM true's sister group is the LIGHT WARM, and because of this, light yellow can look really sweet and fresh too.     Grey is a great neutral shade for the CLEAR WARM true, as it's not too light and faded and not too dark.    Gold is the best metall for a CLEAR WARM true. Silver can look really good too, but it's not as amazing as gold. Gold is a really great look combined with golden blonde hair. |     An all ivory white look is super fresh on the CLEAR WARM, and an especially good look on the CLEAR WARM true. Light warm grey is also another great color for this particular type and the best alternative to black as a base color. Any of these two colors will be a great choice for your makeup free days. For an extra bright look, add some bright lipstick and accessories, because this group looks it's best in bright colors.     Deep periwinkle blue, periwinkle purple and varm violet are great shades on the CLEAR WARM true.     Lemon yellow is the best type of yellow for this particular sub-group.    Kelly green is a great warm green for the CLEAR WARM true.     A medium mint green is always a great look for a CLEAR WARM. This is a makeup free go too, as it brings out the warmth in the skin in a really fresh way.    Some earthy shades of green can also look really good on this sub-group, but it's important to know the difference between army green, khaki or olive. Army green is great, and olive and khaki is too dirty for this clear group.   Warm medium red is the best shade of red for this sub-group. Red combined with black however, is something to be very careful with. But, as long as it's done in a calm way, such as on shoes or other accessories it can still look great. It can also work the other way around, combining an all black outfit with red lips can look fresh. Never use red and black on prints and patterns by it self, or for bold color blocking. It's just too bold for this type. |     The CLEAR WARM true, looks great in aqua blue and true blue, but it's important not to confuse these colors with powder blue and royal blue, because those colors are too bold and cold, as one is too dusty and the other too pure. The CLEAR WARM needs medium saturated and bright hues. Periwinkle is also a great choice.     Bright peach is the best kind of peach for this group.    A CLEAR WARM looks amazing in colors, and should try to wear them whenever possible. Just be careful to not go too bold with your orange. It's supposed to be a medium orange, not pure.     Watermelon is a super fresh color on the CLEAR WARM true.      Purple is a great color on the CLEAR WARM true. Just make sure it's the right kind of purple. It has to be warm and clear, such as a medium purple, warm violet, or lilac.    Light and bright apple green is an amazing color for this type, as most warm and bright shades of green are for this CLEAR WARM type.    Grey is a great color for the CLEAR WARM true. Combine it with a CLEAR WARM color, and it will be even more of a statement. A CLEAR WARM looks amazing in colors, and should try to add some whenever possible. |
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