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christopher, i dont think there's an actual rule, and of course she can, will and should choose whatever she likes.
i just meant that as we age, usually sometime around 40, softer, pale colors give a more flattering, youthful, soft glow to the skin, whereas the black just accentuates that the skin isnt 25 years old anymore, it looks kind of harsh and stark. Stevie has pale AWESOME skin, and wearing pale soft colors would play that up and make her look softer and younger overall, but she could still wear black over it, but a soft, pale, muted focal color would be a less harsh contrast and make for a less severe look. 'Severe' contrast looks good at 20, 25 or 30ish because you still have that 'young skin'. After a certain age, 'severe' just looks 'severe' But she's good- looking nonetheless. and what a voice ![]() Last edited by Nikolaj; 10-29-2003 at 07:17 PM.. |
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