What Color Should I Wear Today – 52 Colors and Pairs

How it works

Standing at the wardrobe with no idea? Press the button for one color or a two-color outfit, shown as a swatch. Build today's clothes around it.

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Start with one piece

Find one thing you own in the color you drew, such as a top, a scarf or shoes, and keep the rest neutral: black, white, navy, gray, denim or cream. After your first press, the list beside the button narrows the draw to Brights, Pastels, Darks or Two-color outfits.

What color should I wear tomorrow?

Press tonight and lay the outfit out, so the morning is easy. Want three to choose from? Set the count beside the button to 3 and keep the one that matches what is clean. Press again as often as you like; every color has the same chance.

Questions and answers

What colour should I wear today if I follow the Thai colors of the day?

In Thailand each weekday has its own lucky color: Sunday red, Monday yellow, Tuesday pink, Wednesday green, Thursday orange, Friday blue and Saturday purple. Filter to Brights or Pastels to find a shade of today's.

Which colors go together in an outfit?

Neutrals go with everything. Colors opposite each other on the color wheel, such as blue and orange or purple and yellow, look bold together; neighbors such as pink and red look softer.

What if I do not own anything in that color?

Press again, or use a small piece: socks, a hair tie, a bag or a phone case is enough to wear the color of the day.

All 52 outfit colors

Neutrals 9

Beige A light sandy neutral that works head to toe or under a bright top.
Black Goes with every other color here, so the rest of the outfit can be anything.
Camel A warm tan, classic for coats and sweaters.
Charcoal gray Dark and calm; brighten it with one colored piece.
Cream A warmer, gentler white that sits well with browns and camel.
Denim blue Jeans color: wear it with almost anything and it counts as a neutral.
Light gray Quiet and cool; pairs well with pastels and denim.
Navy A soft stand-in for black that looks good with white, tan and red.
White Crisp and bright; a white top makes any trousers or skirt look fresh.

Brights 9

Cobalt blue A strong, clear blue that looks sharp with white or gray.
Coral Between pink and orange; bright but softer than red.
Emerald green A rich jewel green that stands out against black or navy.
Hot pink Loud and fun; try it with navy or red for a bold day.
Orange Warm and sporty; calm it down with navy or denim.
Purple A deep, rich color that goes well with gray and mustard.
Red The boldest pick on the list: one red piece is enough to be noticed.
Sunflower yellow Cheerful and warm; easiest as a top with denim.
Turquoise A blue-green that looks like summer water; good with white.

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Pastels 6

Baby blue Soft and fresh; lovely with white or light gray.
Blush pink A pale pink that acts almost like a neutral.
Butter yellow A pale, creamy yellow, gentler than a bright one.
Lavender Light purple; pairs well with gray, white and denim.
Mint A pale green that looks clean and springlike.
Peach A soft orange-pink that warms up denim and cream.

Darks 5

Burgundy A deep wine red; smart with navy, gray or camel.
Chocolate brown Warm and deep; try it where you would wear black.
Dark teal A deep blue-green that suits cream, rust and camel.
Forest green A dark green that pairs well with cream and brown.
Plum A dark purple that looks rich next to gray.

Earth tones 6

Mustard A dark yellow, easier to wear than a bright one.
Olive A muted green that works like a neutral with denim and white.
Rust A red-brown that glows in autumn; good with olive and cream.
Sage A soft gray-green that sits well with white and beige.
Tan A light brown for shoes, belts or a whole outfit with cream.
Terracotta The color of clay pots; warm next to cream or denim.

Two-color outfits 17

All one color Pick any color and wear it head to toe in lighter and darker shades.
Black and red Dramatic and strong; keep the red to one or two pieces.
Black and white The sharpest contrast there is; add one red piece if you want more.
Blue and orange Opposites on the color wheel, so each makes the other look brighter.
Brown and blue Chocolate brown with a light blue looks warm and fresh at once.
Burgundy and navy Two dark colors that look smart for school or work.
Camel and cream Two warm neutrals that look soft and put together.
Denim and white Jeans and a white top: the easy answer for a busy day.
Gray and yellow Quiet gray lets one yellow piece shine.
Green and pink Red and green are opposites; with pink the pair turns soft and fresh.
Lavender and gray Soft and calm, good for a slow day.
Mint and white Clean and cool for a warm day.
Navy and white A classic sailor pairing: crisp, simple and hard to get wrong.
Olive and rust Two earth tones that look like autumn leaves.
Pink and red Neighbors on the color wheel, bold together.
Purple and yellow Another pair of opposites on the color wheel: strong and playful.
Teal and mustard A deep blue-green with a dark yellow: warm, cool and unusual.

How this list was compiled: 52 clothing colors and two-color outfits. The color wheel lines (blue and orange, purple and yellow, red and green sit opposite each other; red and pink are neighbors) follow the traditional red-yellow-blue wheel described at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complementary_colors (checked 2026-09-23). The Thai colors of the days of the week quoted on the page (Sunday red, Monday yellow, Tuesday pink, Wednesday green, Thursday orange, Friday blue, Saturday purple) are from the Weeks table of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_calendar (checked 2026-09-23). Our own, not from a source: the list, the names (plain color words, no brand names), every hex value (chosen by eye so a swatch can be shown), the groups and every line. Licence: own work