ARE YOU SCARED OF BRIGHT COLOR STYLE?

Many people are intimidated when it come to bright colors for number of reasons.
I think it’s important to recognize and acknowledge those fears and educate yourself to move forward. Once you recognize your fears it’s often easier to overcome them. In this video we'll take the next step to combating fear and upgrading your style.

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0:00 - 2:41 Intro
2:41 - 4:28 On Color
4:28 - 6:49 Outfits
6:49 - 7:32 Outro

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COLOR
So I LOVE wearing colors, I know for some of you this isn’t news but it’s a thing.
For as long as I can remember I’ve never been afraid of incorporating color into my wardrobe.
Be it red, pink, magenta or chartreuse having a wardrobe that embraces a wide spectrum of colors brings me true sartorial satisfaction. In fact, true story, I only own one full black suit. People always ask me why I wear so many colors and patterns and the answer is simply, because it makes me happy! When I see a kelly green shirt or a pair of floral trousers, I get excited about the possibilities. I think many people are intimidated when it come to color for number of reasons. They don’t know how to wear colors because they’ve never tried, so their afraid to get it wrong. They don’t know how to slowly incorporate color into their existing wardrobe so it will be organic. They are afraid of what other people will think.

I think it’s important to acknowledge that all of these are fears and that once you recognize your fears it’s often easier to overcome them. That recognition paired with education and a strong detailed style inspiration can put you on the path overcoming your fears. re importantly what colors you like. Following that start small by adding color in accessories and subtle clothing details. Flecks of a color in pocket squares and ties. touches of color in shoes or socks. The more comfortable you are with the effect of color in your wardrobe, the more you’ll be able to start adding.

ABOUT DANDY WELLINGTON
Dandy Wellington is a bandleader, entertainer, event producer, and creative consultant, born-and-raised in Harlem, New York. Influenced by the style and skill of classic entertainers of the past but with his feet planted in the present, it’s no surprise that this Tisch grad has made a name for himself across the globe. From producing stylish events all over New York to performances in St. Petersburg, London, and Sydney, Dandy solidifies himself as not only an impeccably dressed man-about-town, but a bonafide man-of-the-world.

Boasting an impressive and eclectic list of clients that includes the likes of Pomelatto, Bergdorf Goodman, RewardStyle, and the National Museum of African Art, Dandy puts his uniquely well-dressed stamp on everything from his events to his music. Whether he’s organizing a dinner party at Norwood Club or crooning with his jazz band at The Rainbow Room, the crowd is well-coiffed and the scenery is elegant.

Dandy’s signature panache and eye for detail has earned him features in The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, and various other outlets renowned for their taste and sophistication. Mr. Wellington epitomizes the undeniable cool of the Jazz Age, while also bringing a progressive perspective befitting of the ever-changing landscape of our modern lifestyle. His appreciation for the swinging big bands, elegant parties, and beautifully tailored clothing of the 1920’s/30’s, paired with his contemporary edge, make him a certifiable renaissance man and a true modern dandy.