Fashion

[GCR18]

I liked the color on air, but it wasn't a good color on me.

[Annabellethecat66]

I have some clothes that color.

I don’t care a lot for it.  It’s always a matter of perception.

[Mindy D]

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@Foxxee wrote:

@Mindy D 

The link takes you to a QVC model who might be close to your coloring without the grey streak.  She has dark brown hair, you said you have brown.  She's wearing a Denim & Co  antique rose jacket.  I think she looks nice in this color.

https://www.qvc.com/Denim-%26-Co-Faux-Sherpa-Single-Breasted-Jacket.product.A371321.html

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Thanks for the link. The model’s coloring is close to mine. The jacket color looks much dustier than the other photos of clothing in this color. It looks like the color would look best on blondes with fair skin. It’s not very flattering on this model. 

[faeriemoon]

I think it's "muddy", so I don't care for it at all.

[SilleeMee]

No.

[Effie54]

I personally don't.....it seems a little muted for me. 

[Rockycoast]

Not a color I care for.  It looks washed out on the presentations so it is not a color i would spend money on.  I don't think it would go well with your colorings.

[aprildreams]

I dislike dusty, muddy colors.  I don't know why Gary doesn't have a true pale pink.  It seems when rarely brands have that true pink,  it sells quickly.

[jeanlake]

I have one piece and use it as a neutral. Wear it with jeans, navy, gray or black pants. I look better in true colors, though. 

[Serena Sue]

I have similar coloring to you.  I bought an antique rose top and it wasn’t flattering on me at all. Made me look very washed out.

I tried a similar color top in Rose Brown and I like it much better.  Just that slight tweaking of that shade made a difference.

My daughter complimented me when I was wearing it, so I bought her 2 D & co. tops in that color & I bought another one for myself.