Worst Colors To Wear On A First Date
When going on a first date, first impression is obviously key! How you look or appear is the first thing that sets the tone for the date.
There are colors that you apparently shouldn’t wear on your first date. The first color is brown! Brown will make you appear “unadventurous, conservative, and unwilling to take risks.” They also say it’s connected to earthiness and make you appear too casual.
Gray! It makes you look unapproachable. The fact it makes you come off as “Neutral or even indifferent…like you’re not particularly excited or enthusiastic.”
In the 80’s, this would have been ok. But not now! Bright colors. It makes look too bold. It makes you look “Too flashy or trying too hard!”
Don’t wear yellow. First off, why would you want to even wear yellow. But they say yellow is a sign of friendship and caution. If you’re on a first date, you don’t want a friendship.
And the last color they say to stay clear of on a first date is Black. Black isn’t a bad choice, but they say it may make you look too goth. Black could make you come off as morbid.
So if you’re not supposed to wear these colors, what colors should you wear for a first date? They say to wear a color that would “reflect your personality and makes you feel confident!” All this coming from relationship experts.
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