Purple is a unique color that is slightly different from basic colors such as black, white, gray and navy, and can create a fresh impression when incorporated into a coordinate. When it comes time to incorporate purple into a coordinated outfit, you may be wondering what color items to match. This time, under the theme of “colors that go with purple,” we will introduce colors that can be easily matched with darker and lighter shades of purple, as well as men’s coordination that actually incorporates purple items!
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What colors go with purple?
Purple is an intermediate color between red, a warm color, and blue, a cool color, and has a persistent image of being difficult to match in fashion. Even though purple is said to be difficult to conquer, the colors that go well with dark and light purple vary, so we have picked up colors that go well with each to help you coordinate your outfits!
Colors that go with dark purple
Dark hues of purple, such as royal purple and violet, go well with black, brown, and camel. Dark purple and black together create a crisp, tight look, while dark purple and warm browns create a moist, mature, glamorous look. Pairing dark purple with camel, a neutral color that blends well with the skin, gives a softer image, as the camel softens the assertiveness of the dark purple.
What colors go with light purple?
Lighter purples such as lavender and lilac give a soft and feminine impression and can be paired with light colors such as white and gray, as well as navy and blue. The combination of light colors and light purple creates a subtle and elegant atmosphere.
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What impression does purple give?
Purple is known as a noble color that symbolizes authority, such as royalty, royalty, and nobility, regardless of whether in the East or West. For this reason, it has long been used as a color to express an image of nobility, luxury, and elegance. The coexistence of two opposing colors, “red for movement and blue for stillness,” gives purple a duality, which is why it is associated with a mysterious image. While deep purple in particular stimulates the senses and inspires, its characteristics as a calming and heavy color can backfire and make it look peculiar and difficult to handle, so care must be taken when matching colors.
(Photo: Marie Antoinette in a purple dress)