Abbinamento Colori
Android app by Nicola Imperati. Tools · Nicola Imperati
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- Free to download
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- Version
- 1.2
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- 2026-09-12
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Men's fashion color match Learning what the best color combination is can, in fact, come in handy on any occasion. Definition of color matching By color matching we mean the combination of two or more colors in order to make the harmony and synergy between them perfect. We have often talked about color matching as a simple and obvious thing, but I assure you that color matching can really be considered an exact science: in some cases, the contexts of high fashion, always looking of color combinations and experiments in order to create a superlative effect (and, as such, even beyond all logic) The basics of color matching Before addressing the specific color combination, it seems only right to open a big parenthesis about the Itten circle. Itten's circle Now I'll explain how this circle should be interpreted: it starts from the central triangle, all the possible color combinations imaginable come from here, from three colors. To get a clear picture of the combination of colors and how the various colors are born, we divide the latter into three sections: primary colors secondary colors tertiary colors primary secondary tertiary colors Primary colors The primary colors are those that give rise to all color combinations, the basic colors, which as we can see in the figure, are those inside the central triangle, namely: yellow cyan magenta Secondary colors The secondary colors are obtained by mixing in equal parts, with the same proportions and percentages, pairs of primary colors obtaining: orange (yellow + magenta) green (cyan + yellow) purple (magenta + cyan) Looking at the figure above, it can be seen that there is a relationship between a transverse primary color and the two neighboring secondary ones, that is: yellow belongs to both orange and green, cyan belongs to both purple and green and, finally, magenta belongs to both orange and purple. Tertiary colors Tertiary colors are obtained by mixing a primary color and a secondary color placed adjacent on the six-part color wheel. With the three primary (yellow, cyan, magenta), the three secondary (orange, green, purple) and the six tertiaries, the twelve-part chromatic circle is created, and then one could proceed indefinitely in the mixing of pairs of colors. Here is the list of the six tertiary colors: red-purple blue-purple blue-green yellow green yellow-orange Matching colors and compatibles So, after explaining how color matches work, this app of mine allows you; through a beautiful color scale, to know in the blink of an eye, which are the related matching colors: red light green light blue beige Orange Brown blue dark green black grey lilac teal purple plum rose purple eggplant After having seen the Itten circle, the basics of color matching (and how they are born), what are the primary, secondary and tertiary colors, the various compatibilities of each single color, it is time to do another important distinction. This distinction includes: warm colors Cold colour
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