MissTrine85
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i would say red, it accenturates my green eyes and almost flawless skin 
				
			

 
  
	WheresMyUmbrella said:I'm a dark-skinned black woman (coloring similar to Naomi Campbell, Gabrielle Union, Oprah Winfrey, etc). My hair and eyes are black. I have no idea if I'm cool, warm, winter, summer, autumn, or spring. Frankly, the categories have always confused me.
I look best in slate blue (muted bluish-gray), rust, burgundy/maroon, and navy.
Gold jewelry is ok, but bronze and silver are better. Can't wear yellow unless it's mustard/saffron/honey. Orange is best when it's burnt. Most shades of green look good, from forest to grass. I look amazing in fuschia, but I usually only buy it in lingerie because it doesn't match my wardrobe. Pastels are generally a no-no (but some shades of pink and lilac are nice). Beige, taupe, and khaki are blah blah BLAHHHHH. True primary colors simply don't work.
Anyone know what this means?
 So she is not a fan of those colors, and really, neither am I. I wore them for awhile, and am kind of "over" them ... I do wear black despite what CMB says. It becomes a less friendly color as you get older, perhaps especially if it wasn't "your" color in the first place.
 So she is not a fan of those colors, and really, neither am I. I wore them for awhile, and am kind of "over" them ... I do wear black despite what CMB says. It becomes a less friendly color as you get older, perhaps especially if it wasn't "your" color in the first place.

 
	
