What goes with Red?
Red is a vivid, dark pink from Sanzo Wada's A Dictionary of Color Combinations, the 1933 reference Awtfit uses to score every outfit it builds. Wada recorded 2 palettes containing Red. Those are the combinations below, and they are the ones Awtfit scores your wardrobe against.
How to wear it
As a rule, Red goes with olive, slate, chocolate and dark green, all of which ground it. Because it is vivid, one loud piece is a whole outfit. Put it on top or on your feet and keep everything else quiet.
- The safe version: Red plus one partner from its palette, plus a neutral in the largest area.
- The lightness check: keep a clear step in brightness between it and whatever sits next to it, or the outfit goes flat however correct the hues are.
- If you own one piece in it: treat that piece as the point of the outfit and build quietly around it.
The exact palettes for Red
2 exact palettes for Red
The colours Wada paired with Red are built into the Lab, where they are applied to the clothes you actually own. Pick the palette and Awtfit assembles the outfit from your wardrobe, then shows it on you.
See them in AwtfitAwtfit measures the real colour of every garment you photograph, matches it to the nearest of these 157, and scores your outfits on the palettes they share. That is the part you cannot do from a chart: it works on your own wardrobe. See how the stylist works, or browse all 157 colours.