COLOR THEORY basics FOR FASHION | Justine Leconte

Understanding color theory (1st part) and how to apply color theory in fashion (2nd part).
This advice applies when you design a collection, but also when you simply pick an outfit in the morning.

Terms used:
Primary, secondary, tertiary colors
Hue + white = tint
Hue + black = shade
Hue + grey = tone
Monochromatic: stays within one hue
Analogous: takes colors close to each other on the color wheel
Complementary colors: one color + its opposite on the wheel
Triad: any 3 colors evenly spaced on the wheel
Split-complement: one color + the 2 left and right next to its opposite
Tetrad: 4 colors made of 2 complementary pairs
Square: a tetrad where the pairs are evenly spaced

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