Guide

Salmon shirts pair well with navy, light gray, white, beige, olive, denim, and chocolate brown; teal accents add crisp contrast.

Blue jeans pair well with white, gray, black, tan, navy, olive, rust, pastels, and punchy accents like red or mustard, tuned to wash and season.

Green pants pair cleanly with neutrals, denim, earth tones, and select brights based on shade, fabric, and setting.

Dark blue jeans pair cleanly with crisp whites, soft neutrals, earth tones, pastels, and rich jewel shades for sharp, balanced outfits.

Beige pants pair well with white, black, navy, olive, light blue, burgundy, gray, and tonal creams for clean, balanced outfits.

Gray pants pair well with white, black, navy, light blue, burgundy, earth tones, and soft pastels; match light or dark shades for clean contrast.

Black pants pair well with crisp white, gray, navy, beige, camel, denim blue, jewel tones, and metallics—use contrast to match the setting.

Olive green pants pair well with white, black, navy, gray, tan, cream, denim, light blue, burgundy, rust, mustard, and blush.

Use your undertone, value contrast, and the color wheel to pick shades that flatter your skin, hair, and eyes.

Cool undertones look brightest in blue-based shades like cobalt, emerald, fuchsia, icy pink, lavender, charcoal, crisp white, and silver metals.