BEST DEEP COOL neutral LOOKS

BEST DEEP COOL neutral 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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Use warm red when "tan" and cold red when "pale", or just combine the two since you look good in both. 

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Icy yellow and pure lemon yellow are great colors for the DEEP COOL neutral.

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An edgy look will seem harsh on most, but on the DEEP COOL, edgy looks cool and chill. 

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Royal blue, Chinese blue, icy blue and aqua are all good colors on the DEEP COOL neutral.

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Neon yellow or chartreuse (greenish yellow) is a color most types can't handle. Combined black and white pattern, and deep purple, even less, but on the DEEP COOL neutral these shades look cool and fun.

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Greige coat with deep red is always a safe look for the DEEP COOL neutral.

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Army green or khaki green looks good on dark and cool groups. Even some pure and bright olive green colors can be very flattering for the slightly warmer DEEP COOL neutral. Chocolate brown is the safest type of brown for a DEEP COOL.

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Christmas red or other shades of warm red can look awesome on a DEEP COOL neutral. Just match the type of red with the skin tone as it changes with the seasons. Use cool red when your skin is pale or cooler and warm red when you have a good golden tan.

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An all black, edgy outfit looks very sharp, clean, and classy on a DEEP COOL neutral, and not too much.

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Icy pink is a great color on the DEEP COOL neutral. Keep in mind that, icy colors has pure white in them, they're not powdery, dirty or faded.

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Icy pink towards peachy, also works well. Just make sure the color has white in it; Anything dirty or faded, will diminish your sharp look.

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Even though topaz and chocolate brown is the best shade of brown for the DEEP COOL, a warm pure brown will still work for the neutral coloring of this group.

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 Greige is a good basic color for the DEEP COOL neutral. 

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Icy bright pink looks good on the DEEP COOL. Just stay away from the warm pink in this intensity, because it will make you look boring. The DEEP COOL neutral, is after all deep, rich, pure, dark and on the cooler side.

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Icy mint green, emerald green and deep green are all great colors for the neutral. The too cool or too warm shades are not neutral enough for this group, especially regarding green.

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A DEEP COOL, can wear dark red, dark blue and black without looking goth.

An all white outfit, looks very sharp, clean, and classy on a DEEP COOL neutral. Ivory can work as well. 

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Icy aqua-blue and deep, dark blue is still a good color even thought the neutral is not as cool as the rest of the DEEP COOL's.

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As the natural goth that is the DEEP COOL, a Wednesday Addams look is super cute and classy.

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Dark and deep green, and emerald green are good types of green for a neutral, even though they can get away with warmer shades of green as well. For the neutral, the best hues will be right smack in the middle between warm and cold shades of deep and pure green. You're just not icy enough for the coolest tones, and not warm enough for the warmest.

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Pure, strong and bright orange, as well as coral are awesome hues for the neutral DEEP COOL. Color blocking is a good look for this group

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Both gold and silver is equally as good on the DEEP COOL neutral. 

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An all grey or all black outfit can be a really cool "sporty" look for a DEEP COOL neutral. You can also spice it up with some brighter colors.

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Black and white together of any kind will look classy, sharp and extremely flattering on the DEEP COOL neutral. Because this group is above all deep, dark and high in contrast, just as the black and white look. Add red and it will look even fresher.

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Both fuchsia and hot pink are great colors on a DEEP COOL neutral. 

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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 borrowed from Google. Unknown source.)