What colour clothes do you like to wear the most?
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blue and black
black t-shirts, white t-shirts
I wear all colors.
Black, blue, and white.
Dark - Black slacks when at work, maybe a dark blue shirt, and Black or dark color polo's when not at work
dark denim jeans, cream colored dresses, blue and black sweaters, black and green t shirts.
All shades of brown and earth tones because they bring out my brown eyes, and brown hair.
Brown, Black & White tops. Navy Jeans. White, Cream & Black skirts.
I look awful in pastel colours, ew save it for the cake decorations
all diffrent colors
black
um dunno but i lik denims evn doe dat aint a color i used 2 lik all da pinks and whites but dat iz 2 girly now.
For an eldery man like me, I prefer to wear WHITE clothes as I feel it makes me look younger and neat.
black on the bottom and pink (all shades) on top
Black , white Or green
green
pink . oh do u surport chelsea? wooooh!
Any color hoodies!
Red
red shirts and jeans
yellow with a puse background
I like to wear a wide variety of colors - anything that is bold or bright does the trick! It also depends on my mood as well and what it's like outside.
dark red,blue and white
black or blue or dark colours i think red is the worst
i think it'll be easier to tell u what colors i don't wear coz i pretty much wear all colors. but i don't wear yellow,orange and green.
Pink!
Anything that's not white, red or light.
A green top to make my eyes stand out so I don't need to bother with makeup (I am lazy or low maintenance considering how you look at it).
BLACK!!!
Since im a goth thats a bit obvious but hey its my favorite colour.
Oh and for all your geeks who are going to be emailing me saying that black is not a colour, listen up, I DON'T CARE!
i cant wear black a whole lot, seeing as im fair skinned. i can wear browns and greens and blues and grays, neutral and natural colors work.
anything but black, im a colorful person
idk, i have alot of different colors of stuff
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