How to match colours with your skin tone and festival
Colours that you love and that suit your undertone make you glow.

Skin tone has no good or bad. Wear confidently.
At a glance
Do
- Choose comfort and a good fit
- Do a sit, bend and walk test
- Carry safety pins and a spare pad
Do not
- Do not wear what hurts or restricts you
- Do not wear new shoes for a long event untested
- Never blame your clothes for anyone else's behaviour
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Steps

Check veins on your wrist: blue means cool, green means warm, both means neutral.

Cool: blues, purples, emerald. Warm: orange, gold, olive. Neutral: most colours.

Festival colours: Navratri nine colours, Holi bright, Diwali gold and red.

Wear any colour you like. These are guides, not rules.

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Last reviewed: 31 October 2026 · About and sources
Sources
Compiled from these public health sources. This is education, not medical advice.