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And no, it's not what you probably thought of. I think if you are reading this and interested in fashion and style, then you pretty much know what colours suit you. But here is a tip for you. Imagine, you have something in your wardrobe and desperately need to find an item (clothes, shoes, accessories or even a nail polish or lipstick - you name it) in a matching shade. Well, of course, in an ideal world you will have this "something" with you in a shop to compare. But what if you cannot physically take it with you, say, it's a pair of summer sandals and you decide to shop during winter sales? It's not so nice to carry a bulky sandal in a bag all over the place, is it? All you have to do is to have a set of colour swatches available in any DIY or pain shop. Pick as many as you like, create a fan looking palette and keep it in a draw. Next time you go shopping, compare those shades to find the one that matches your clothes or bag etc. and use it in a shop. Voilà!
And no, it's not what you probably thought of. I think if you are reading this and interested in fashion and style, then you pretty much know what colours suit you. But here is a tip for you. Imagine, you have something in your wardrobe and desperately need to find an item (clothes, shoes, accessories or even a nail polish or lipstick - you name it) in a matching shade. Well, of course, in an ideal world you will have this "something" with you in a shop to compare. But what if you cannot physically take it with you, say, it's a pair of summer sandals and you decide to shop during winter sales? It's not so nice to carry a bulky sandal in a bag all over the place, is it? All you have to do is to have a set of colour swatches available in any DIY or pain shop. Pick as many as you like, create a fan looking palette and keep it in a draw. Next time you go shopping, compare those shades to find the one that matches your clothes or bag etc. and use it in a shop. Voilà! 
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