What colours do you wear most?

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Grey-from silver to dark grey
Black
Blue
White
cream
bit of purple and red

Grey
Navy
Blues
Bit of pink

greens and blues! I seem to magically gravitate towards anything that is green or blue
navy
brown
black only for smart/work clothes
quite enjoying grey and creams at the moment - especially wooly things :)

Navy, grey, indigo for denim and orange - ie a bag.

I also gravitate to anything that is green??? especially shades of teal and jade. I hadnt thought about it until someone at work said 'you like green dont you' and i thought, actually yes, i suppose i have a lot of green!!! Actually wearing a teal top atm!!!

Navy mostly

navy, brown and grey. have just recently started wearing the odd bit of black after eradicating it from my wardrobe about 10 years ago.

Pink I don't particularly like pink and I certainly don't think of myself as a girly girl but there's a lot of pink in my wardrobe.

Purple
army green
brown

A/W:

burgundy, damson, brown, black, navy, olive, cream, beige, camel, pink, red, greys, silver, gold.

S/S:

cream, pinks, reds, peaches, gold.

Purple
Green
Charcoal grey

I wear more yellow and lighter blues in summer, more grey and navy in winter.

A/W Mustard, cream, olive green, chocolate brown, teal, orange

S/S Coral, cream, mink, mustard, orange,

Typical variations of an autumn palette.

Black and grey, with a tiny bit of white and a tiny bit of bright pink. That's about it.

Yellow (I love thee) in summer, grey in autumn/winter.

black
red in various shades
purple
lots of different greys
green
bright pinks

Summer - navy and white, with mainly tan or red accents (shoes, bags, scarves).
Winter - black, charcoal grey and cream, with burnt orange, forest green or deep pink accents (cardis., sweaters, gloves and scarves).
After many years of wardrobe excess, I now stick to a limited palette for jeans, trousers, tees and tops, and the occasional dress (I don't wear skirts), as it makes dressing much simpler when everything is interchangeable (makes holiday packing less stressful, too). Plus, it is easy to change the accent colours for variety.

Navy
grey
white
slate
charcoal
cream
taupe

Occasionally teal/mallard
have some scarves with burnt orange in for autumn, plus others in array of blues/greys/animal print.

Greens, teal and blues here too. I especially love really forest dark green (had my colours done once and was told it was my best) There's lots in the shops this year so I've bought a couple of new tops and jumpers, White Stuff.

I love grey, green, teal, purple and black and navy.

Yellow, mustard and beige make me look ill!

Winter -

Navy, black, wine

Summer -

Taupe, pink, white, tomato

I like winter clothes much more, cosy woolly dresses, dark skinnies, boots and lovely coats and scarves. But I definitely look better in the summer in light denim or taupe, with splashes of pink and tomato, or white floaty tops. I look healthier. So maybe I should try to wear brighter colours in winter. Hmm.

I will search for a pink or tomato coloured woolly jumper I think.

All of my clothes are either black, white, navy, grey or denim.

Black, navy and burgundy mainly.

I'm olive skinned, and don't feel comfortable wearing any bright colours.

Green, blue, white
It's the red hair and skin. I'd lve to wear yellow and peach.

Tons of teal here too. I'm blonde and pink toned, and it is the colour that suits by complexion the most by far. Fuschia pink is good, but corals and dusty pinks make me look so red in the face!

I also wear navy and white stripes a lot. I know that's technically two colours, but I own so many of them I may as well class them as their own colour way.

Teal, turquoise, coral, bright red, khaki, camel, ivory with a hell of a lot of black and grey in Winter.

Think I'm a warm spring.