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Gray symbolizes sophistication, elegance, and stability. It can also project simplicity, neutrality, or minimalist on a wearer. In fashion, gray is a neutral color typically used to make an outfit less noticeable and prominent. This fact also influences the color-psychological association.

According to color psychology, the color white can symbolize a variety of meanings and feelings ranging from innocence, cleanliness, peacefulness, to even emptiness. But, depending on how and where in the world you wear white, the color has other symbolic meanings. In some cultures, white means life, in others it’s the color of death.

Black portrays elegance and power, and, contrary to popular belief, black gives fashion true validation. Many fashion brands would not exist without the darkest of all shades. It goes well with almost every other color and is easy to pull off as a clothing color.

Clothes of chartreuse color show ambition. They represent youthfulness, enthusiasm, growth, happiness, nature, liveliness, and springtime. Chartreuse, also know as yellow-green, is a rare color in fashion - except for when it’s darkened. It then becomes olive, which we see often in clothing.

The blue-green shade of turquoise has a tranquil nature. For several years, many cultures associated it with immortality, nobility, and wisdom. In fashion, wearing turquoise symbolizes calmness, emotional balance, femininity, creativity, and sophistication.

When wearing orange you give off a friendly, fun, creative, and bubbly vibe. Personality-wise, it indicates that you are a social person, and you are not afraid to be seen. But, orange can have many other meanings depending on its value, its brightness, or which colors you pair it with.