look good in the photo It’s a teachable skill (hence the many stories we’ve published on the subject), and one of the easiest ways to control that is what you wear. As you might suspect, some color look much better than others on camera and who better to tell us exactly who they are Lee Eisemanexecutive director at Pantone Color Institute and author of the book Complete color harmony, Pantone version?
When it comes to the worst colors to wear for a photo shoot, Eiseman told us: “Monochromatic is always best, as opposed to pattern. Pale pastels and whites can make subjects look pale. However, color in makeup can be of great help, especially for professional makeup applications.The camera sometimes has trouble adjusting between very bright contrasts, so it’s best to keep the highlights in a uniform rather than separate form.”
So what Candlestick you wear? Eiseman offered a wide selection of colors to use, explaining that “the best colors are deep red, teal/turquoise, and other shades in the blue-green family (the most common family). of all colors) Darker and darker greens, purples and blues are good.If neutrals are preferred, gray is best, even better than black.Earth and warm brown are also good. Black and white together can also create too much contrast. Neutral or pink tones are more vibrant – pink and coral tones are beautiful.”
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