1. Icy Blue
   Powder Blue
2. Sky Blue
   Prussian Blue

This very light blue color looks good on people with dark complexions. However if you have a light complexion, beware, this color can make you look washed out.

1. Powder Blue
   Prussian Blue
2. Sky Blue
   Blue Bell

Sky blue is a rich, light blue that looks sharp against white pin stripes, white pants or a white skirt.

1. Prussian Blue
   Powder Blue
2. Blue Bell
   Periwinkle Blue

The Prussian army uniform coats were dyed this color in the 18th century.

1. Powder Blue
   Blue Bell
2. Periwinkle Blue
   French Navy

This light pastel blue is called Powder Blue and plays well with other pastels. Perfect for summer.

1. Blue Bell
   Periwinkle Blue
2. Blue Iris
   Indigo

Periwinkle has a hint of purple mixed with the blue. Since yellow is a complimentary color to purple, use a yellow scarf or other accessories to complete your look.

1. Electric Blue
   Steel Blue
2. Cobalt Blue
   Blue Bell

It's a shock to the eyes, but Electric Blue really makes you stand out in an outfit. Wear it to grab the spotlight.

1. Forest Green
   Sage Green
2. Mint Green
   Olive Green

This is the color of what a forest looks like from above, as from an airplane. It's a dark, lush color.

1. Sage Green
   Emerald Green
2. Mint Green
   Olive Green

Emerald is a brilliant, deep green, like the gemstone from which it takes its name.

1. Sage Green
   Mint Green
2. Jade Green
   Pistachio Green

This Pistachio Green color is a great background for any print or pattern. It's subtle yet presents well in any type of clothing.

1. Jade
   Khaki
2. Apple Green
   Mint Green

Khaki is a color that has been used by many armies around the world for uniforms and for camouflage.

1. Lemon Green
   Sea Green
2. Sage Green
   Olive Green

Lemon Green is a bright, beautiful color, but make sure your skin tone can pull it off. If your skin has a greenish undertone, this color is not for you.

1. Sage Green
   Apple Green
2. Sea Green
   Ocean Green

Named after the color of dried sage leaves, this hue is used to spice up any earth-tone wardrobe.

1. Turquoise
   Teal
2. Sea Foam Green
   Peacock Blue

The word turquoise comes from the French for Turkish, as the gem was originally imported from Turkey. Now you know.

1. Aquamarine
   Teal
2. Sea Foam Green
   Peacock Blue

Not just for fashion, but teal is found in indoor and outdoor paint, furnishings and more. It's a versatile color that seems to go with everything.

1. Chocolate
   Coffee
2. Cinnamon
   Caramel

Yum. These colors are delicious. Make sure you don't have the same skin tone as the fabric, then you don't have to be worried about being swallowed up by your ensemble.

1. Coffee
   Nutmeg
2. Chocolate
   Cinnamon

The color Coffee is not as yellow as Caramel, and not as orange as Cinnamon. And it has a richer and creamier look than Tobacco.

1. Nutmeg
   Chocolate
2. Cinnamon
   Tobacco

This color is very distinguished and provides a reserved and dignified look to your outfit.

1. Copper
   Chocolate
2. Cinnamon
   Bronze

Cooper is a reddish-brown color which does not have to have a metallic sheen. However when it is metallic, it can still be subtle unlike silver or gold.

1. Bronze
   Chocolate
2. Cinnamon
   Peanut

This smooth and creamy color looks good as an accent to bright ensembles.

1. Egg Shell White
   Cream
2. Ivory
   Ghost White

Cream offers a yellow tone to the color white, and mellows the formal, crisp white look.

1. Ivory
   Egg Shell White
2. Ghost White
   Off White

White in all its variations denotes innocence and purity. This ghost white color comes closest to pure white with a very light blue tinge.

1. Alabaster
   Egg Shell White
2. Ivory
   Off White

Alabaster is a warm white with a pinkish tone. Unless you put this color next to other white colors, it can be very hard to distinguish the difference in tone.

1. Soft Beige
   Rose Beige
2. Wheat
   Mushroom

The Mushroom color has a nice earthen tone that works beautifully along with Sage and Pumpkin.

1. Soft Beige
   Wheat
2. Rose Beige
   Sand Dollar

If you were tricked up by Soft Beige and Sand Dollar, it's understandable. Soft Beige is a shade lighter than Sand Dollar.

1. Sand Dollar
   Rose Beige
2. Champagne
   Wheat

Champagne is an interesting color in that it can make other colors "pop", as well as the person who is wearing it as a singular color.

1. Rose Beige
   Wheat
2. Sand Dollar
   Champagne

Rose Beige is the darkest beige before you get to brown. Interestingly enough, Wikipedia categorizes beige as a variation of white. However in fashion, it has a dimension all its own.

1. Electric Yellow
   Honeysuckle Yellow
2. Corn Yellow
   Gold

Yellow is an energizing color. Think of the stimulating effect of the yellow sunflowers in the famous Vincent Van Gogh painting.

1. Lemon Yellow
   Honeysuckle Yellow
2. Golden Poppy
   Corn Yellow

You may to be a nature person to know this color as Honeysuckle Yellow. As an aside, this color was the Pantone Color of the Year in 2011.

1. Mustard
   Golden Poppy
2. Corn Yellow
   Lemon Yellow

Mustard has a rich, creamy look. Make sure it's a bright mustard if you pair it with black. Together, they look excellent on anyone.

1. Corn Yellow
   Golden Poppy
2. Neon Yellow
   Lemon Yellow

Actually, Neon Yellow is usually worn by construction workers and motorcycle riders, anyone who really needs to be seen.

1. Tomato Red
   Coral Red
2. Plum Red
   Burgundy

The color red can literally accelerate your heartbeat. This stimulating color is used in fashion, fast foods and advertising to get people to pay attention or warn them.

1. Burgundy
   Cardinal Red
2. Plum Red
   Coral Red

Burgundy is a favorite among red colors and goes well with a variety of gray tones. It is a deep red wine color. And if you drink enough burgundy you'll look a bit flushed.

1. Cardinal Red
   Plum Red
2. Coral Red
   Rust

Cardinal is a similar but a more vivid red than Burgundy. It has a lighter shade of purple in it.

1. Terracotta Red
   Indian Red
2. Hibiscus
   Coral Red

The 2018 Fall/Winter fashion season will see plenty of earthen colors, like Terracotta Red. This is perfect for accents while complimenting the earth-tone palette.

1. Hibiscus
   Rust
2. Indian Red
   Coral Red

Color combinations like white, black, lilac, navy, and turquoise pair well with rust. Wear it to look like a true Parisian.

1. Crimson
   Hibiscus
2. Indian Red
   Coral Red

Crimson can seamlessly go from a complete showstopper to a colorful accent. This exciting shade of red pops up in all sorts of accessories.

1. Ultra Violet
   Eggplant
2. Deep Purple
   Violet

You will see a lot of Ultra Violet because it's the color of the year for 2018. It a rich shade of purple that has a royal flair.

1. Deep Purple
   Violet
2. Eggplant
   Plum

Purple and Violet are shades that represent a peaceful, comforting environment as well as denote royalty and justice.

1. Lavendar
   Radiant Orchard
2. Marsala
   Puce

Marsala was the Pantone color of the year in 2015, leaving Radiant Orchard behind in a purple haze, as it was the winner in 2014.

1. Black
   Charcoal Gray
2. Gunmetal Gray
   Smoky Gray

Everyone needs a little black dress. You'll be fashionable year in and out with the right one.