The concept of color psychology can be seen in marketing, art, design, and of course fashion. Although much of the “science” behind it is anecdotal and your feelings about color are very personal and are rooted in both experience and culture. One undeniable fact is that colors can affect moods, feelings, and even behaviors.
Well, we are living through some unprecedented times and I have to admit to being a bit hesitant to post. Was I being insensitive? Was it too soon? The thing of it is, I found myself paying even MORE attention to others in my field so the more I thought about it, the more I felt that making a contribution to the digital conversation would at least be diverting, if not necessarily inspiring. So I’m going to share some things that I did to cope….because that’s really all we can do right now.
Happy New Year! Welcome to the year of good intentions. My focus in 2020 is to improve my buying habits by adding pieces that can be worn to create many different looks, and to be a smarter shopper as the biggest goal in sustainability is to buy less and use things longer….and perhaps to “pass it on” to others.
