Finding your personal style and the psychological effects of colours.

To find your personal style, consider a few key factors. How does colour make you feel? Colour influences moods, feelings, and emotions dramatically, according to artists and interior designers. According to Pablo Picasso, "Colours follow changes in emotions like features.". 

As a powerful communication tool, colour can signal action, influence mood, and even influence physiological reactions. There has been an association between certain colours and physiological changes, such as an increase in blood pressure, an increase in metabolism, and a strain on the eyes.

Colour psychology discusses how colours affect the mind and body. Many studies have explored psychological research related to colour and psychological reactions to it.

What makes colour such a powerful force in our lives? How can it affect our bodies and minds? Some colour effects have universal meanings, even though perceptions of colour are somewhat subjective.

Among the warm colours on the colour spectrum are red, orange, and yellow. There are a variety of emotions evoked by these warm colours, including feelings of warmth, comfort, anger, and hostility.

Among the cool colours are blue, purple, and green, which fall on the blue side of the spectrum. While these colours are often described as calm, they can also evoke feelings of sadness or indifference.

Your body type: Dress in styles that flatter your body type, whether that's a fitted pencil skirt for an hourglass shape, or bootcut jeans for a pear shape. Your lifestyle: Dress for daily activities and errands. If you work in an office, dress appropriately in business attire. If you're a student, dress in comfortable clothing appropriate for school. Your comfort level: Choose clothes that you're comfortable in and confident wearing. Don't wear something just because it's fashionable if you don't like it or suit your style. Your personality: Let your clothes reflect your personality.

If you're fun-loving and creative, wear bold colours and patterns. If you're more reserved, opt for neutral tones and classic styles. Your budget: Create a wardrobe that fits your budget. You don't have to spend a lot of money to look great. Invest in versatile pieces that you can mix and match to create multiple outfits. Remember to have fun with your personal style and experiment with different looks until you find what feels right for you!