What the colors you wear say about you | Justine Leconte

[@justineleconte]

What's your favorite color?? Do you feel that it fits your personality? Note: other colors are made by mixing those I mentioned. E.g. pink is red + white. Beige is brown + white. If you google a color name, you will get its CMYK reference, so you will know which colors are exactly in it :-)

[@vasiliki4971]

i love so many colors even though i wear mainly black (which is a tone not a color) bc it's very easy to find in all styles, textures, prices etc but i love purple (all shades), baby pink, nature green (not neon), bordeaux and blue!

[@mimibatman2787]

Justine Leconte officiel my favorite color is purple. It's funny how the color that I reach for changes with my mood, though.

[@LiquidShivaz]

Oi! I think I'm quite schizophrenic when it comes to colors. Black and grey, black and brown, cream and brown. All purples, from fuchsia to eggplant and everything in between. Turquoise and purple or blue. All greens (mostly combined with purples). A hint of pink. Bordeaux.... I'm all about textures in fabric or leather/suede, I love to combine different textures in different colors. Creativity is important ;-) inside and out.

[@Elvorith]

Peach and pink! :) I love to feel like it's always spring, and it goes really well with my pink bicycle :D

[@fatemesadattabatabaei3429]

I like all the colors but blue and green and every thing that is nude are my favorites. I like pink in the flower but when it comes to clothes I don't know why? but I hate pink in that moment:). I think my favorites match with my personality. So interesting

[@katethegreat4918]

This explains why we associate pink with princesses! Red for power, white for innocence and purity.

[@MwaaaHaaHaaHaa]

"Pink for princesses" is a modern development (1940s). Pink was a boy color for centuries before that. All those painted portraits of children in pink dresses are actually princes.

[@dai.n660]

That's a really cool thought!

[@listen2therain479]

Interesting! Fabulous comment!

[@jzwalz51robin45]

Red is for prostitutes!

[@eloisebelrose3557]

MwaaaHaaHaaHaa / i’m not sure i believe that. do you have any sources?

[@Tinymoezzy]

I love the colour champagne pink... it has a soft tone to it. It reminds me of an aged ballet shoe with a golden light.

[@ruthietreselan]

I have a glitter paint guitar this color....champagne pink....everyone loves it ...pink black and white and turquoise are my favs

[@Pastelpinkplz]

And I love pastel pink🌸 Which is also a really mature and elegant shade of pink

[@justsayalhamdulillaah9720]

Beautiful despriction.

[@Shreya...1]

I love baby pink

[@annalisabagatella9122]

"I think human beings need green in their lives. People who live in large cities never see any tree, never walk barefoot on the grass get depressed. I'm pretty convinced of that." I 100% agree. I realize it every time I go to a big city that has no kind of natural green integrated into the day to day life. Just after a few days, I feel a big sense of sadness. When I return home, I feel the mental and physical need to immerse myself into my garden...just sitting on the grass and looking at the trees can be enough. It's really, really important to have natural green in our lives.

[@TippyPuddles]

I want to leave the city as soon as I arrive :0 Very drab.

[@patriciabarber243]

Annalisa Bagatella I have a pair of kelly green flats.I love to throw them on to add a pop of color. I live in the country where there is LOTS of green. My house is next door to a working farm, so I love when the crops are just starting to grow and are a vibrant color green. I have lived in several big cities when I was in my 20's, and as fun as that was... I just loved the smell of fresh cut grass and flower picking in my garden to make beautiful arrangement for the house.

[@andreaandrea6716]

When I lived in Paris, I noticed that (after years there) all my clothes and everything else I was attracted to and bought was GREEN! Every place has a different colour of light and the light in Paris is grey/yellow. (In the So. of France, it's really soft; blue/pink). I now live in America, in the Northwest (Seattle region) and the colour of light here is blue/green. I still buy green everything but now, instead of all tones of green, I only collect Olive. I need the Yellow as there's not much sun here. Colours are fascinating!!!

[@fruitygarlic3601]

I wish city planners tried to incorporate more green in their designs -- whether it's required in the architecture, or actual plants. I think cities would be a happier, healthier place to live.

[@LC76182]

I feel the opposite, I moved to the suburbs and can't wait to move back in the city. Countryside makes me so depressed.

[@elkiness]

As an artist with a great interest in psychology, I really enjoyed this. Tells me something about myself--always tending to choose blues, sometimes purple or green. My father had a paint store; he'd often come home with a story about how a woman came in and said she wanted to see wallpaper samples. He'd pull some out and be amazed that he immediately showed her purple ones....she was wearing purple....

[@MultiJazzy65]

I used to design interiors and furniture. A client would often arrive in the showroom, unconsciously dressed in the colour she wanted as her theme shade.

[@pinkroses135]

😉🪄

[@rojohn1014]

I had a friend with a strong metaphysical bent who believed we needed all the colors in our lives and each day of the week she wore a different color in a weekly pattern starting with red and going through the colors of the spectrum to purple. She was an amazing influence in my life. She is long gone from the earth now.

[@ps89jk24]

I like this idea, that we need all colors, and wear a different one each weekday :-)

[@SuperAnnetik]

Well Queen Elizabeth successfully proves with her colorful wardrobe that it works👍🏻 Justine made a video about that by the way 😊

[@Locke_daisy3786]

This is such an amazing attitude!!! I may consider this. Thank you for commenting.

[@JuniperWhiskeytart]

I did this when my kids were little. Each day of the week represented a theme and a corresponding color. Now when I look at pictures, I always know which day of the week it was depending on how they were dressed! 😂

[@501archer]

When people ask me what is my favorite color, I always cringe b/c the real answer is so complicated! I'm always tempted to say "are you asking about my favorite color to wear? to decorate with? to photograph? on other people? overall?" because the answer is so different in each context. There are colors that I love but simply cannot wear b/c they make me look older or just plain ill. For example, a rich beautiful purple/indigo. So I always answer with "blue" but I mostly wear whites, grays, and blacks. For me, I wear whatever color I need my mentality to be in for that day (as opposed to letting my mood dictate my choices). I also apply this backwards psychology to the texture of fabrics as well. Do I need to be focused, productive and efficient? Or am I allowed to be relaxed, soft and playful? Anyway, merci for this video! 💕💖💕

[@anastasiyawiesmueller2059]

acer.b My reply is mostly "none, because I'm not six" 🙊 I get having a strong preference to wear or surround yourself with a certain colour, but generally I just like a certain spectrum or a combination.

[@justinaisabel9481]

acer.b totally me.

[@edennis3202]

I'm like that, too. I have preferred hues in each of the main colors, but the question reminds me of, "If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?" 😁

[@virginiamoss7045]

That's me, too. I would add that, where clothing is concerned, there is definitely skin tone to consider. My daughter looks radiant in white; my instructor's face turns a ghastly grey when wearing a white blouse. It matters, so find out what colors your skin tone likes and dislikes and choose clothing accordingly.

[@victoriabarivure8211]

I'm not alone in this

[@rowan3209]

Am I the only one who thinks grey is one of the most mystical, spiritual, magical, beautiful colors? I just love it and I can't believe people think it's boring!

[@amruta1384]

Grey is my all time fav colour to wear

[@heidiscarrott9183]

Istasha I love grey. It has so many different tones. It also goes with so many other colours

[@viennabanana323]

In most people including me grey looks dull. It is a beautiful colour but it makes me look really dull.

[@andreaandrea6716]

Grey! I love it too. When I was young, my mother despaired of me because it was my favorite colour and she loved bright colours. But I felt too exposed, too visable wearing bright colours. Also, I wanted to wear the colour, not have the colour wear me. Grey allows that. With age, I've come to wear stronger colours but I still love muted tones. Grey is ELEGANT. It's about balance. Oh, and also... there are many, many different shades of grey!

[@EvaRiddick]

I love a nice grey monochromatic outfit! #TeamGrey :)

[@jessicamlotkowski2360]

I wish more clothing was made in the color brown. It’s my favorite color to wear, and I have a hard time finding it in stores in recent years. Brown deserves a comeback!

[@larissakochoo9713]

💯% Agree...... Brown color is GORGEOUS & very very CHIC & CLASSY 👞 But me & my sister, really don't understand why designers don't make clothes in brown.... Very Rare !!!!!! Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein & maybe another designer I've seen to make a few pieces in BEAUTIFUL BROWN COLOR 👞 😔😕🙁

[@sithumiperera5212]

Yeah, I love almost all shades of brown😊😋

[@rae-annhendershot508]

I love all the colors in the cream family especially brown.

[@SquirreleLIV]

Congratulations! You got your wish :)

[@jessicataylor8956]

@@SquirreleLIV Haha! I sure did!

[@nerissacrawford8017]

I love wearing black. When I wear black I feel invincible. I feel secure and in control. It's my power colour.

[@Kookakoolio]

Same,and iso love the feeling

[@janikah.7880]

Saaaaaame 🖤

[@jmsl910]

same, same, same!!

[@rishikapaul4740]

Same here. 🖤🖤

[@wuhoolife]

And people still have issues while women wear an abayah😞 it's so sad.

[@debdyutichakraborty2475]

I like darker colors, like ruby, emerald, navy blue, black they make my body look more in shape.

[@MissCaraMint]

I just love those colors. They are pretty.

[@Eowyn3Pride]

Yup! Jewel tones!👍😊

[@crystalix-ksiezniczkadobra4349]

People call me a princess of darkness not without a reason. I love dark colours.

[@user-fu1nw7kh2h]

Same and makes the skin look healthy.

[@TRay-bu5yu]

I gravitate towards turquoise or mint green. I grew up in Montana, United States. I grew up seeing a lot of turquoise jewely, because of the Native American culture there.

[@pyewacket60]

As I age (I’m 71) I tend to wear more jewel-toned colors to contrast with my silver hair & skin, which has become lighter as I’ve aged. Thank you for this in-depth discussion of color.

[@stephaniem999]

Am I the only one who chooses colors strictly by how they look on me? I wear a lot of olive, rust, peach, plum, and burgundy because they look good with my eyes and/or skin tone. Black when I'm feeling fat. And I stay away from all greys and blues except navy because they make my eyes look blue or wash them out.

[@ultravioletpisces3666]

I used to hate pink but it looks so good on me so now I wear it because it makes ME look my best.

[@justiceforvanilla]

Hey, I do that too...

[@greenjewel509]

Stephanie m ...please don't buy into the idea that black slims you down. It makes the silhouette appear like a dense blob. Opt for a small patterned fabric in your colour of choice ......it confuses the eye!

[@oliviaws9965]

stephanie m that’s like me I just see what looks good on me. I don’t like yellow

[@mellens80]

I wear colors based on how they look on me. I look best in soft pinks, peach, and cream shades. I can't pull of stark white, or bright jewel tones. My favorite color is purple, but it's just not flattering on my skin tone, so I try to do purple accessories or small pops of color.

[@inalaska1208]

"Blue can be cold and unfriendly" Good that's my goal stay back! Lol but generally yes I am a reserved person and don't want people getting to close in public.

[@anushasan9452]

I love the colour blue. Specifically the shade Royal Blue. It's just like the name says- "royal", elegant and gives you the feeling of when you walk with confidence with your head held high but having a nice smile on face. It's looks confident but not too powerful/overpowering like red. It's such a gorgeous colour.

[@isabellaisa8058]

I love Justine so much!! Her voice is so soothing! Right now I have lots of reading while I'm writing my masters thesis and I have a playlist of Justines videos playing on the background just for her inspiring and calming voice :D

[@londazh]

I agree, in fact I put Justine's videos when I am trying to fall asleep (but old ones, which I already have seen several times, so I won't be attentive) and it works immediately :)

[@mahsarahbari5981]

That’s interesting. And sweet. I should try that 😉

[@amarella_rue]

When I babysit for a new family, I wear a bright pink shirt. I'm 37, and it seems the kids think I'm younger and more fun when I wear pink.

[@justineleconte]

+Amy Lynn Ruegsegger I bet they like it. It's less "impressive" than red and its bright 😊

[@human_no847]

I'm mid 30s too and I feel younger when I wear pink, it's a colour I used to hate when I was younger because it felt too childish, but now its fun. :) Interesting!

[@ytuporquenotecallas]

It's also proved to make women appear mode approachable and friendly ;-)

[@rishikapaul4740]

Pink is the colour of hapiness, friendly and a colour to express WARM WELCOME. That is why Rajasthan's capital, Jaipur is known as "PINK CITY".

[@darias5689]

Love blue, white, black and red! I can say that in my culture (Russian) there are certain combinations of colors that have their connotations. F.ex. white top+black bottom reads super formal and rather boring because that is the colors everybody had to wear for formal occasions at school. It is also what receptionists or bank tellers typically wear. I often avoid this combination, if I don't want to be mistaken for somebody's intern or secretary. Khaki color has very strong associations with the military (unlike sandy or black, like in some other cultures), so can look a bit too aggressive for some occasions. Red has all the connotations you named. But scarlet is also the color of the Communist movement, and the revolution, so items like red shirts and blouses, red badges, or, especially, little red scarves (like what Pioneers wore), remind people of Communism, revolution, etc. Red+black are very closely tied with rebellion, provocation, etc. Black is also the color favored by many subcultures which are still alive. So a total black look might look a bit too "gothic" for some, or just too provocative and depressing at the same time (this is why many intellectuals and artists like this look). I'd say, if you want to be perceived neutrally, wear grey, cream, green, and blue colors. Finally, lots of gold (especially thick gold jewelry) is seen as a sign of not just bad taste but also dark past. Gangsters in the 90s loved wearing thick gold chains and rings (and putting heavy jewelry on their girlfriends). A typical gangster look would be dark shirt with thick gold jewelry. That's probably why Russian men won't wear dark or brightly colored shirts.

[@anyal9589]

hmm, this explains a lot of my parents ideas on what to wear, thanks :)

[@tibokca]

Great comment! I've lived in both Serbia and Romania, and can say that it's all very similar in this region. I wonder if it's also the case in Russia - at some point in Serbia in the 2000s it became OK for manly men (heh) to wear pastel or bright pink and baby blue and so on. Mainly in very tight fitting T-shirts, often with V-necks, to show off a gym-toned torso. It's almost as if the mainstream macho borrowed from the gay fashion... Anyway, it's not a very good look in my opinion :)

[@alicebell]

Daria Sukharchuk It’s scary how much of what you wrote applies to Serbia too! Great comment, saved me a lot of typing xx

[@andreaandrea6716]

Thank you for sharing this fascinating information!! Wonderful.

[@mellisugahelenae]

This is true! I'm from Hungary (living in Switzerland) and we think the same way. Black shirt for men coms from the pimp's corner😎....today it becomes more acceptable but only with a tie, not with open collar....we say: that' s "cheap" When we see a shirt with high closed collar and bottons, in grey, we say : it looks like somebody from chinese communists labor camp😂

[@annawehrle5625]

My favorite color is seafoam green! Makes me feel peaceful and introspective. I think it is a color that inspires new ideas and creativity.

[@hayleyellis3964]

My favorite color is yellow. It makes me happy whenever I see it and sends a shiver of peacefulness through me. But I’ve also noticed that the more and more I’ve began to like yellow the more and more stressed I’ve been-which is why I try to surround my self with happy and peaceful yellow colors

[@chriswatson1698]

I don't wear yellow very much, but my kitchen colours are bright yellow cupboard doors with light golden natural wood. Splashbacks are yellowish brown with a pale cream texture. I still love my kitchen after 40 years.

[@JaIch9999]

I have not one yellow pience in my wardrobe. If I only imagine wearing a yellow piece I have to scratch my skin....

[@payalchaudhary5462]

I relate to this! The more I get stressed, the more I tend to buy and wear yellow clothes. It just calms me down somehow. It feels so peaceful...

[@bonniekuhn1366]

So much depends on whether the yellow resembles that of lemon skin, lemon pulp, peeled banana or peeled mango, and whether we're talking about clothing or home decor. And is it offset by white, red/orange or black? I once read that yellow is the hardest color for the human eye to process, also the best color to grab attention for an ad or a street sign. My favorite kitchen wall color was mango yellow, but a top in the same color made me look and feel awful, while one in a slightly cooler shade - I call it summer yellow - made me feel so good that whether it flattered my skin tone didn't matter because it made me so happy I smiled all the time, which is definitely a better look. A step cooler and it would have been lemon yellow, which looks great on lemons, but anywhere else looks so acidic to me I can sense my mouth puckering most unattractively.

[@capriceb1450]

My favorite color is purple. The description describes me well, I'm introverted and reserved! 😊

[@justineleconte]

+Sylvia Matrix but very sophisticated 😉

[@capriceb1450]

Justine Leconte officiel haha yes!

[@colorcodedcreature7750]

I LOOOOVE purple. To the point of being Obsessed with it. I TRUST purple. My Aura is purple. It's so Magical, and Royal, and Beautiful, and Mystical, and Wintry/Autumny(I was born in Autumn). At times purple is calming and soothing for me when I need it to be, and it also strengthens and emboldens me. I Feel AWESOME and CONFIDENT when purple is around me. I don't wear purple all the time but I love owning purple things. I could literally look at a beautiful perfect purple thing for hours and feel happy and cozy and nostalgic and uplifted. BUT I'm not introverted. And I hate bright Reds and bright Yellows. And I HATE neons.

[@capriceb1450]

Color Coded Creature I love all colors but yeah except neons but purple will always be my number 1

[@louise-yo7kz]

Caprice Matrix Me too!!!!

[@mariaalex3956]

I am a blue person too with a heavy gray presence. I'm trying lately to incorporate more bright colors into my wardrobe because I feel that I'm sending wrong message to the world that I'm a cold boring person. Almost asexual. I'm over 50 so I feel you need to make video on how to dress over 50 next time 😊. Great video as always ❤️.

[@esmejay2913]

You and me both, my friend! I'm 19 and a designer so God only knows what message I'm sending in my job!

[@watchmaggiepaint]

Maria Karis Here's a fashion challenge, if you want one: buy a printed scarf that has grey, blue, and then PINK, to add a warm element in a little way without breaking the bank. Pink is so soft and welcoming and inviting, and you can add a soft pinkness to your makeup to compliment the scarf ❤️❤️❤️ Many blessings to you in your life journey!

[@mariaalex3956]

Maggie Smith Kühn thank you for the great advise, I've tried with red and didn't work for me but pink is a very fresh idea 💘💘

[@heatherskib]

Maria Karis try burgundies instead of true reds too. My wardrobe is greys, navy, ivory, blush pink, and muted teals- but almost all of my shoes and my leather jacket are cordovan, and my school color is garnet so I have a few garnet pieces. Light browns can also be a good balance.

[@mariaalex3956]

Heather Harrell thank you, burgundy is a great option I didn't think of and I like that color, I actually don't own anything in burgundy 😳..

[@raphaelger]

I love wearing blue and black outfits

[@annetoronto5474]

I love greys, faded, and textured like jeans or wool. I have a lot of black clothes too, and navy. I don't like bright colours anymore, I will wear faded pinks and taupe. For some strange reason I love black animals, especially black cats, they just look perfect all the time!

[@justineleconte]

+Anne Aprim black and shiny hair on top of that (like on cats) looks fantastic indeed 😊

[@apriljohnson1067]

Anne Aprim omg we may be the same!! I even have a black rabbit!

[@janinebean4276]

Green is my absolute favourite colour, I love nature and just find it so calming...plus i have green eyes! I just love all colours though, especially jewel tones I love mixing lots of colours and patterns to just create a really rich bohemian kind of look, or I like to do neutrals and one really strong statement colour or piece. I adore prints! I just think they make everything so intricate and beautiful

[@leilahe.683]

I always wear crimson deep-red/bordeaux/burgundy, or camel/tan brown in day-time. Sometimes emerald-greens or sea-greens. Black at night.

[@izabella7174]

L Kassim me to, nightly colors.

[@zanferjui6624]

same. I wanna know what it means

[@Orangebicycle7887]

Orange. It makes me feel positive and gives me energy when I’m feeling down. It also suits my coloring (Autumn). My favorite neutral is grey which harmonises beautifully with orange. Least favorite colors are blue and beige. Blue is a nice color but doesn’t suit me & makes me feel depressed. Beige is boring.

[@intgoatbreeder]

My favourite colour is green. I love the trees and grass so much! Green is life and love~ care for nature.

[@Rosenthal00]

Green is a primal colour...our need for it and reaction to it is instinctual. It brings back memories of a time when we were a single cell floating in the ocean looking for land..

[@lazyhomebody1356]

You used to be an amoeba? I'm not sure about that...that's an awfully long way for memory to go back...but it is poetic

[@lazyhomebody1356]

I read your reply in my notifications. Collective memory, yes, I believe in that!

[@sarapawsonherrington2595]

My favorite colour, hands down is pale aqua! I love it on my walls, in my clothes, jewelry, art, you get the idea. Thank you for this lesson!!

[@o.o4566]

Very bright colours are important in my culture (indigenous American). Personally I really like the combination of blue, green, and orange but I like more muted or lighter versions than their pure primary and secondary versions. I also use a lot of grey. I think for me it reminds me of the waters of the Gulf of Mexico where I grew up and the sunset sky above it. As a child anytime we were at the water we'd stop and watch the sunset over it.

[@tibokca]

What an interesting and wonderful color combination! It's full of vitality and it sounds like you are in tune with your natural surroundings. I was also thinking about that very same combination in the past few weeks :)

[@keiths2902]

Green is my favorite color. I've noticed that it's really hard to find clothes or makeup that is green. I wonder why that is.

[@XandriaRavenheart]

Same here!

[@chriswatson1698]

I don't like to wear green but it looks really good on trees.

[@tinnerste2507]

Green brings out red colors so it can make your skin look reddish or acne stand out

[@jmsl910]

i think it depends on the shade of green. i love a dark, dark green & i love the way i feel in it! but kelly green totally washes me out... sea green DEF looks horrible on me!

[@josephinetara]

I LOVE green too! I feel good wearing it, maybe because of my red hair

[@djphoenix98]

can you also make a video on prints? do they also have a certain psychology behind them?

[@TinatinNadiradze]

and do parisian women wear a lot of prints? or only in summertime? thanks in advance!

[@hellagreen2734]

great idea

[@allyirvine7537]

Yes, I agree. Some prints are so appealing they just make you buy the item!

[@buckybarnesnoble]

ohhh yes please

[@glennharty]

Great idea, I shy away from prints. Not sure why.

[@ALu-nq8rf]

I wear almost every color, and coral pink is my favorite, but blue is my favorite color to wear. It in no way has to do with the fact that every time my whole outfit is blue my brain can't stop playing "I'm Blue" by Eiffel 65. It's just more flattering on me and suits my personality better. I'm surprised you didn't mention that Queen Victoria is the one who made white the bridal dress norm when she married Albert.

[@marketa4074]

No wonder why I used to wear (and still do) so much black, I felt emotionally safe in it! I was afraid to wear color because I wasn't confident in my emotions. I still love wearing black but I also started wearing color and I think it's because I learned emotional stability and to be able to recognize my feelings and be confident in them. My most favourite color is green, I love it. Can't help it 💚👒🧃

[@somyaaaaaa]

white and similarly muted colors in Hindu culture is traditionally worn by widows. Black is not worn on most festive occasions either. All other colors are good. Red, yellow are considered auspicious.

[@jermainerace4156]

I find it interesting that white is perceived as a muted color in Hindu culture.

[@ayshashahaniemohamednuhuma2134]

This isn't my first time watching one of your videos, but this is the first time that I have been so impacted by your information. I'd been having a lot of problems figuring out how I feel at any point in time and the idea of filtering emotions through colours is both overwhelming and freeing. Thank you so much, Justine!

[@carolhanson8330]

Black is definitely my favorite color. After my husband and I were separated, I decorated my apartment with black, grey with a touch of red. This video made so much sense. Thanks ❤️

[@Licel1]

My favorite color has always been purple, I didn't know its meaning, and it totally describes me, I even worked in the luxury industry. In my country black color is perceived negatively, unless it is worn in formal occasions or funerals, people rarely wear it. I have lived in Europe and I was surprised at how often people wore it on everyday occasions.

[@dickottel]

it's cool, mysterious, goth, metal, punk 😁 and good for people who think they look too fat

[@Jessica-pe5ct]

Hi Justine, a few years ago I became aware that I am synesthetic - specifically, I have color-graphemic synesthesia, which means that I perceive colors when I think of letters, words, numbers, etc. I also perceive color with different tastes and sounds. Color always has and always will be such an important part of my life, and seems to code the way I think. Over time I think I have developed my own personal associations with certain colors, probably based on my own experiences. My favourite colors are very saturated blues, purples, and greens. I tend to dislike brighter colors, especially yellow and orange, and find them too aggressive and harsh. It's definitely interesting how color affects our perception, and should be studied more in psychology! Ps: If you are synesthetic in any way, shout out to me! Also, my As are cobalt blue, my B's are tomato red, my Cs are cyan blue, and my Ds are earth brown. What are yours?! Justine, if you're still there, your name is plum purple! Mine (Jessica), is eggplant purple!

[@justineleconte]

+Jessica Viau why plum purple?

[@Jessica-pe5ct]

Justine Leconte officiel I'm not sure! Could be because the first letter J is purple to me, and that affects the word. J = plum purple, U = burnt orange, S = dark blue, T = leaf green, I = dark yellow, N = dark pink, E = bright yellow. I know it makes no logical sense but it's just an automatic perception for me! :)

[@lipstickkonniption7527]

Jessica Viau - I also have synesthesia. Justine is bright yellow and Jessica is a greenier yellow. I also only discovered this in recent years and didn't understand that other people perceive the world differently. And one of my children has it, and the other does not. Plus, I love orange (and I do not own any blue, red or purple clothes). Yes, and sounds / smells are in colour and time is positional. Fascinating!

[@undomiel152003]

I'm also like you. From a very young age I noticed that when I look at numbers, though they all might be drawn in black, my mind registers them with different colors. For example, the numbers 1 and 9 are always black. two is always white, 3 is yellow, 4 and 8 are always red, 5 is blue, 6 is green and 7 is light purple.

[@azrafanoos1631]

Jessica what u wrote is very interesting. I would love to watch if u ever make ur videos talking about ur perceptions of colours

[@creationslandscapedesigns]

My favorite color is dark green. I have tend to wear more darker colors than anything else.

[@justineleconte]

+creations landscape designs do you know why? Could you tell? 😊

[@creationslandscapedesigns]

Justine Leconte officiel nope not a clue

[@polipo1610]

It's my favourite too and personally I think it means I have a deep inner world inside me (like in my mind).

[@elsandstorm8997]

your skintone may need warmer tones (darker green) instead of limegreen for an example. Don't buy that everyone has to have cold colors only people with colder skintone should. I can't look good in any of the colors she showed, I need warm tones in everything because of my eye colors, my hair, and most importantly my skin tone (which makes me look better in gold then silver meanwhile cold skintone looks better in silver)

[@human_no847]

Judging by your youtube name you are some sort of garden designer? It's almost too obvious but I think it could be because you deeply enjoy being around nature and green things. I worked in gardens for a while and I have fallen in love with dark green clothes (never liked green before). I never really made the connection until I saw your comment. :)

[@undomiel152003]

I've always been attracted to jewel tones, ruby, emerald, sapphire, amethyst, peridot. When I shop for clothes, these are the colors that speak to me, and same in decor. But I also love purple, turquoise and tiffany blue--both are very similar--and mint green. I like yellow a lot and have it in my decor, including tiffany blue, and raspberry. The only two colors I do not like at all are brown and orange, even though I've been told I look great when I wear it--did have a blouse in orange, many years ago. I wear some black but like white, I find them both so boring. I've been described by friends as serious, reserved and shy, at first, if I don't know the people well. But then, once I get to know the people around me well, I'm very outgoing, fun and even sassy.

[@Eowyn3Pride]

Love your name Melon!❤😁🧙‍♂️

[@natscorner9459]

That's why I love Blue and Yellow combinations, happiness and serenity. But my #1 favorite is Blue and Grey, serenity and cleanliness

[@lucifer4263]

i love wearing black. like you said it’s classy and since i admittedly don’t have the best style and/or sense of fashion and what colours work together, i find that black is a safe option. plus i think i look good in black so

[@Meira750]

Yep! When I want a neutral background, I choose black, not beige, brown or grey. I have a little brown for winter that someone gave me but it's a nice deep brown with red undertones.

[@Liutgard]

As I noted a few weeks back, I have rather difficult coloring- auburn hair, brown eyes, ivory skin with freckles. My very vest colors a a deep orange and moss green. I'm also good in tangerine and a bright lime. I can wear red well if it is a warm red. I don't do blue well, and grey is right out. I'm very aware of how I look in various colors, and the 'vibe' I carry in them. I think that as much as a formal color psychology, it is a matter of understanding yourself. If you are confident and radiate that, you could be wearing sackcloth and ashes and still look great! But I know that I dress to deliberately affect my mood. If I'm not feeling well, I won't wear black or a dark green. It'll be marigold yellow or orange or bright tomato red. And I live in Portland Oregon- we have long, drizzly winters. I tend to have Seasonal Affective Disorder- the weather depresses me in a clinical sense. so my bedroom and my office are decorated in warm colors, It helps- a lot. And the fabric stash in my studio is mostly reds and golds and oranges, so if I'm working on a blue project, I have to brave the fabric store or go online. And that is dangerous!

[@justineleconte]

+Laura Minnick you have a very conscious way of wearing colors indeed! 😊

[@satanwithoutskeletonhats7867]

I love office colours black ,white,beige,grey,blue(especially black) etc .I know it's boring but it's classy and doesn't attract a lot of attention and I'm fine with that😊❤

[@vivienly5722]

Amazing video!! I adore how you also added the cultural and religious aspects because those do play a part in how society and people view certain colors.

[@alteredcatscyprus]

Melania really does send clear messages with her outfits. Good catch. She comes across as strong, decisive, even respectful and comforting this way, because she is not making us unsure of her. I am not that way; I am an artist and kind of all over the place, because I am always wondering, but I really like it about her. It's perfect for her role as First Lady.

[@JeanneCoty]

Justine's way to talk and body language , event the way she smiles between sentences reminds me of my French teachers I had during high school. I love this manner of speaking verbally and non-verbally - it is dynamic, easily to understood and elegant at the same time.

[@anastasiyawiesmueller2059]

I was not expecting this video would make that much sense. Normally these things are as you mentioned very culturally based, but the example of red being the first to see because of the physics really explains why the color is seen as aggressive or sexual. My colours are pretty much a greyscale: black, white, and everything in between. I do like some navy or also brown, but when I wear a colour, I feel soooo strange!

[@siramea]

It is a bit old fashioned now, but In Ireland, traditionally you would never wear red or white to someone else's wedding as it would be said you are taking attention away from the bride. But if you want to wear either of these colours to a wedding nowadays, best check with the bride first.

[@jeanniebugk]

Sira Mea I feel the same way here in USA about wearing white to a wedding. It's the bride's day to be special. She gets white. But every other color is fair game for anyone.

[@Zhasa_Zhasa]

Same here Nagaland!! We don't wear white as a sign of respect to the bride.

[@JesusisKing222]

It has been a popular trend here in America for bridesmaids to wear black dresses. More for the cocktail party look but it seems such bad taste and almost bad luck to me!

[@ytuporquenotecallas]

No white worn in weddings as a guest in Spain or UK either (Or anything close to white such as off white, cream etc)

[@belkomtu]

Merci pour vos vidéos. Elles sont intéressantes, claires et pleines de bonnes astuces présentées avec bienveillance. Je les apprécie énormément !

[@ChristianRodriguez-nk4du]

I love black. I like to dress with attitude, while remaining classy, sleek, and sharp. So you are right, it fits my style like a glove.

[@morganfaye93]

I like the little insight you gave into French language when you said, "We say in French that this person is my tree." I think the corresponding phrase in English would be this person is my rock. If you are my rock you keep me stable and you support me. :) How cool! Thank you for the color psychology!! How fascinating! I was definitely unconsciously doing that with my wardrobe. I've always wanted to wear brighter colors, but have always been aware of their affects on others. My desire to appear professional has trumped my desire to appear fun. So I tend to gravitate towards very neutral grays and blacks or browns with a delicate splash of muted pink. This was eye-opening and candid!

[@tawnytuppence5573]

I love color therapy so much that I painted my house according to function. E.g. I painted the laundry room orange so laundry would be fun, and guess what! It is! My bedroom is a pleasant light blue, the pantry is an appetizing red, most the house is a warm yellow...nine colors in all. We love it!

[@justineleconte]

+Tawny Tuppence I love it and I am doing the same in my house 😉

[@justineleconte]

+Tawny Tuppence though I will have less than 9 colors at the end... 😅

[@tawnytuppence5573]

Justine Leconte officiel Will you share the final colors with us? Thank you for the replies! ❤️

[@TitianTopsyTurvy]

My home is very small (4 rooms). Hubby and I decided it was best to find a single colour for our walls, so we chose a very pale pink to help uplift our mood (we both suffer with depression). It works well for us but I remember visiting stately homes that would have colour themed rooms e.g. "the blue bedroom", and if I had a large home that's what I'd do.

[@IMChrysalis]

It depends too on WHERE the color is. If it is up against your face, you don't want to wear something that makes you look ill, and the wrong "right" color can do just that. Yes, I do choose colors that make me feel better, and that will give a good impression for whatever I'm after, but it is not necessarily calculated, and it is never JUST about other people's perceptions. For example, other people have loved how I look in brown or tan, but I don't give them the opportunity to see me wearing it any more, because it makes me FEEL like a drab, homely non-entity. I leave browns to the people who glow in them because they love them! And I glow in my favorite teal or periwinkle blue! LOL

[@deborahcurtis1385]

Yes the colours we thrive in change over time. I still wear brown but there was a time it didn't look good, my skin was more olive looking these days its more neutral so I can wear a cool brown no problems! I don't tend to wear a lot of pattern but this evening I'm wearing a light grey sweater with pink fluffy hearts on it. It's a great choice if I'm feeling a bit flat. Or if I'm feeling unwell which is today. It makes me feel cosy and cared for and it's only a sweater!

[@soniazanelli26]

I love every shade of blue, from dark blue , royal blue to baby blue, also love emerald green and dark reds. Thanks for the video, really interesting!

[@creationoflove84]

!!! wow !!! I am recovering from an illness and have for the past week and a half been steeped into learning about neuroplasticity, rewiring my brain, and have been in extremely deep thought and contemplation about it. I am wearing navy blue today...top and bottom...and today I just bought three pieces of clothing...all blue!...which I usually dont wear so much of..but wow! This makes a lot of sense now...so amazing! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!

[@mooalijasmine]

What I really noticed about you on this video is how balanced the saturation of your lipstick color is to the saturation of your natural eye cornea. Makes your look fresh and natural looking. When lipstick is more or less intense than someone’s eyes, that looks out of whack.... which I guess is why someone might ramp up eye makeup intensity/shading if wearing lipstick that would otherwise overpower one’s eyes?

[@rachellewalters8111]

BLUE is also one of my favorite colors! I wear blue all the time

[@loujo6092]

Great video! But historically, white wedding dresses were not a sign of innocence but a sign of wealth. A trend set by Queen Victoria. A white dress in the 1900th century could more or less only be worn once.

[@kokolatte825]

wow, I never thought of it before. But she is not wrong in the video. Wearing white has been a sign of purity in a religious context for generations.

[@yvettegivens7]

Louise Johannesson yes true also for virgins. I'm sure Queen Victoria was one. the veil at least in my culture signifies purity

[@siramea]

It's true, somehow this myth became a popular belief. Traditionally you wore the best dress you could afford. Traditional Portuguese and Spanish wedding dresses were black. Traditional Czech wedding dresses were typically very colourful with ornate embroidery, ribbons and frills

[@lilacinsd]

Yes! And it was a mark of wealth because white was so rare - most people ate darker, coarser bread (which happens to be healthier as well) and some white food was reserved for special occasions like weddings.

[@rynnhamilton3166]

My family is of Czech heritage, so on wedding days we might wear a white dress, but It will often have another pattern. my sister had a pattern of blue, yellow, and red flowers, and my mom wore a red, white, and black dress. All with complicated ribbons and designs. I always thought they were so much prettier than the traditional white dress.

[@checoetzee2746]

LOVED this video! I'm also naturally attracted to blues and greens. And I've been intentionally incorporating more white and cream/ nude colours. And on the hunt for the perfect red blouse for the power meetings. For now a red lip is perfect! Loving your Channel!

[@kristinadenisov9337]

It is so intresting how subconsciously you know what these colours mean without ever thinking about it. Great video :)

[@India.H]

I live in the UK, where our colour meanings are quite similar to those in France. (General culture and society notwithstanding) I watched this video when it first came out and, in the years since, have noticed more and more about what I wear day-to-day in regards to colour psychology.

[@deletedchannel3766]

I am feeling rather green this evening 😊 Your videos are so educational. I love that you give us a scientific perspective of beauty. Keep up the great work!

[@tanyadelmar7432]

In general I love the primary colours, always in a fresh tone. I love to sneak them in in the details.

[@jesusisapisces]

I love green - like emerald green but I wear it only modestly, so green trainers or jewellery to add to a monotone outfit, like white or black. I only wear either white, black, blue jeans and grey. I want to get into wearing red though because I think it would look good with my skin.

[@justineleconte]

+mzChocoSensualHedbob you can start with reds that contain some black or some white, it makes it "easier" 😉

[@jesusisapisces]

Justine Leconte officiel Thank you!

[@kindredkey]

turquoise (blue + green) I love this color. It's like earth and water holding hands. Love it! Refreshing, calming, healing.

[@monika.71]

I am just loving olive-khaki green and a soft, muted deep dusty pink at the moment. When I wear these colours I get compliments. I really don't do too well with yellow or orange. I remember a red suit I wore to the office when I was young (mid 20's) and I felt powerful, in control and ready to take on the world! It truly was a 'power suit'. Now that I am older and less confident with myself, I do not wear colours that attract attention, like a bold red or any other bold colour.

[@heatherway25]

Je t'adore, Justine! Merci pour cette information intéressante.

[@tibokca]

What a wonderful and informative video! Very to the point and useful! Also, awesome comments :) I studied Chromatology in uni, and I work with colors every day, so it's almost become intuitive and semi-automatic (I'm in graphic design). Still, it brings such clarity of mind to think about colors intently. They say you can modify your entire state of mind by looking at a particular color for a while... Oh, I could talk/read about colors all day! ^_^

[@justineleconte]

+tibokca I am also a visual person so colors are extremely important in my life... Glad you enjoyed the video 🤗

[@amandab.6078]

I wear a lot of blues and browns, kinda explains why I'm considered the "mom" of my friend group lol

[@irenatarvid]

I love grey for elegance, light blue for freshness, dark blue, the one that is called French navy for composure, calm and confidence, white gives me joy. I also like clean red, outrageously bright, not too often though. Thank you!

[@pentoxyfilina]

I so much agree with you about the blue colour :) If anybody asked me what is my favourite colour I would always answer: the colour of a blue sky on a sunny summer day. It makes me calm and relaxed.

[@Cheshiregrinn91]

I usually wear a black t-shirt to work since it is activity based (and few things look less professional than big sweaty spots at the armpits) but I also act as a bit like a companion for the people I work with so to balance out the rather dark look I wear a felt sunflower in my hair to brighten it up. I think it makes me look more friendly and open (approachable?) which is important in my line of work as most people I work with are rather lonely.

[@karifaller9284]

Oh Justine, when I wear green I feel like I am me! But I also love orange, warm yellows and orchid purples...no primaries for me thank you very much!! xo

[@DeeDee-de5wc]

Purple is my absolute fav color!

[@CopperGirl1970-p9n]

Thanks for this! My home interior is white and gray. Gray being the dominant colour. I LOVE it! Its very calming to me....

[@SparrowStockwell]

Copper Girl I love that!

[@bunnygirl893]

orange and green have always been my absolute favorite color combination but i don’t really wear it ‘cause it’s a lot but my home is decorated in a very 70’s color scheme so there’s a lot of orange, green, yellows and browns because it makes me feel happy

[@DebbieBuckland]

At the moment I am attracted to wearing black and red.... but black is quite a seasonal colour here in New Zealand (winter) but we also wear it to funerals... Red here also means passion and warmth here. Red and black are also our local sports teams colours in my city... so it's patriotic in a way

[@drekaflugan]

i am obviously partial to one color, but i love wearing light blue, white and pink honestly a lot of the times i'm even offended at how hard it seems to be to find good clothes in a light blue color

[@angelinal4204]

Hi Justine, can you make a video on how to wear summer hats with different outfits? How do French women match them?

[@daivabaniene3815]

Thank you, Justine! Great video about colors. As I live in Sweden and black is a favorite color here I am really sick of it already! Imagine hundreds of people wearing only black around you for 9 winter month! It's already cold and rainy country, that makes me depressed. I always thought that it's the worst choice ever for a blond/blue eyes person which looks so great in many shades of blue, grey and beige. WHY??? It is a matter of laziness, lack of taste and a knowledge in my opinion, it's just an easy and safe choice as you said. By the way, black also highlights dark circles under your eyes and makes you look older. =( I am a typical Eastern European woman with a porcelain white skin, big green eyes, brown hair. Colors which fits me perfectly are a military/olive green, chocolate brown, purple as a plum, all kind of reds, peach (red/orange mix), bordo, navy and coral. Combinations or black&white, navy&white looks really chick on me especially with a red lipstick. What is your designer opinion? (Actually I always wanted to be a fashion designer and I was told many times how great taste I have, unfortunately that dream didn't come true, but a sense of taste and a style is always going to be with me. I am a classy lady, that comes from my mom and I am very grateful for that. I was wearing classic clothes (mostly my mom's) from 16 years old. =))

[@agarildtoft7993]

I like colours in my home decor and really appreciate pop of colour - it can be a green plant, a blue painting, orange/pink pillow. However the base is simple - white, black, grey. In clothing and style - i wear colours that somehow represent the season at that particular time. Very dark, grey, burgundy, black and white in the autumn/winter and blue, beige, grey, white. I'm from Scandinavia and here we do appreciate minimalistic, clean, simple choices. It fits with our way of life.

[@mrbbbb77]

I had a professor that wore black from head to toe. He was notoriously moody and quite strict and unpredictable but he always always wore a black long sleeved shirt, fitted black pants, black boots, a black doctors bag, and his ponytailed hair. Slightly Karl Lagerfeld-y. I honestly dont know how he did it, walking across our huge open campus where its constantly 30°C hahah

[@jeanschrader8719]

Bel

[@nyneeveanya8861]

Well I wear many different colors but I love the contrast of black and red the most. I avoid wearing yellows as I always look jaundiced, white because it always gets dirty too easily, I like deep greens like forest or hunter but avoid lime or pea. Otherwise there is no telling what colors I may mix and match.

[@izendelrio4920]

Love it! Thanks Justine. I always learn something new from your videos

[@justineleconte]

Thanks 💚

[@PhdBlonde]

I’m am old enough for Chanel No. 5. I still find it a bit overwhelming. Anyhow, I always learn something from watching your videos. This video makes me smile. Good job thank you for the information.

[@rojohn1014]

My husband prefers that I dress in a colorful manner and that has been commented on by my friends many times over the years. Sometimes it surprises me. I can see auras. I gravitate to white and pastels.

[@RochelleHamilton]

I am obsessed with these videos thank you so much for sharing 🙏❤️

[@hauteclere2369]

My favourite colour is yellow, but I like wearing earthy colours (nude, green, blue) and of course black and white.

[@pamelasandoval8091]

I've been told by a psychologist that a Navy suit will make you look trust worthy. as in Navy suit for job interview.

[@Eowyn3Pride]

Many politicians wear blue to imbue trust.

[@SabrinaMascarenhasFiineArts]

Hello Justine! Right now my wardrobe has rose quartz pink, blush tones, blues (denims), indigo, royal blue, olive green, teals, a little green, turquoise blues, mustard yellow, ( I always hv to hv yellow somewhere). Speaking of cultural traits, in India no woman from any strata of society will hv a 'neutral' or 'solid' colour only wardrobe. Colourful clothes are very much an everyday (and for festivities). Women wear both, bright patterns on some days and monochromatic on others. But I agree with one thing, the Indian palette for traditional wear is clearly based on colourful, in pleasing tones & prints whether bright or subtle.

[@mugabajeanclovis159]

I love how detailed you are

[@fatimatoubah4835]

This was helpful, but as an West African, I can tell you we love our bright colors & embroidery. And wearing black is seen as being depressing, lol. But what would be your advice to us that want to wear our traditional colors, but working in the West?

[@-MaryPoppins-]

Fatimatou Bah wear what you love dear!! We love different cultures in the west!!! How happy everyone will be when they see your colorful smile!!!!

[@ytuporquenotecallas]

Wear what you feel happy with and be yourself :)

[@annarehbinder7540]

Wear sharp suits with a chunky necklace or a cuff that’s says boss in western .

[@dianana7371]

Throw in neutral pieces. For example: colorful pants and blazer with a simple white top and white shoes

[@margotlth3371]

Cette vidéo est impressionnante, elle est pleine de bon conseils, d'informations et très bien renseigné. Merci ! Personnellement le bleu ( foncé la plupart du temps ) me va très bien et j'aime porter cette couleur quand je suis chez moi ou quand je vais voir des amis. Par contre quand j'ai un rendez vous professionnel ou quand je vais à la banque et que je veux que l'on m'écoute je porte plutôt instinctivement des couleurs chaude. A mes entretiens d'embauche j'ai toujours porter du noir avec une touche de couleur vive ( souvent orange mais aussi violet ou bleu). On m'a donnés quelque conseils pour ces différentes tenue mais instinctivement j'utilisais les couleurs pour m'aider dans mes messages. Peut être est-ce parce que je suis illustratrice et que j'utilise les couleurs dans mon travail ? =) Je ne sais pas en tous cas cette vidéo est passionnante ! Merci !

[@justineleconte]

+Ajhasse C'est sûrement intuitif, parce que tu travailles avec les couleurs, oui.

[@TippyPuddles]

I mostly wear black and dark purple. Black and blue are calm too and so simple and easy to wear.

[@teacher_imanegd]

Thank you so much justine for this amazing video 😙

[@justineleconte]

+bella jullia thanks!

[@Veronensis]

I have always had an intense hatred for the color yellow. And people always say "but it's such a happy color". So I love that you also mention the negative connotations of colors, because, to me, yellow is obnoxious and unstable.

[@73geisha]

After seeing this video, I understand why I have more of some colors than others in my closet. This will help me clean out my closet and begin to choose more wisely the clothes I wear. Thank you for sharing.