Comment author:kes
22 April 2010 03:05:46AM
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Why don't we see more people wearing red?
I own one red shirt (The 'Communist Party' shirt, which is great) and only wear it rarely. But I have a theory as to why it isn't a more common color to be worn. I would venture to believe that red clothing in sports is ok, but if you wear it in normal life you are more likely to be seen as brash and wild.
I know that the few people I know that wear red will actually wear a whole slew of ugly colors (lime green, neon purple) and not just that one color. Also, I must wonder about the surge of pink clothing we are seeing in American business.
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Why don't we see many more people wearing red?
Can the rest of the color spectrum be ranked similarly in its effect on referees' evaluations?
I own one red shirt (The 'Communist Party' shirt, which is great) and only wear it rarely. But I have a theory as to why it isn't a more common color to be worn. I would venture to believe that red clothing in sports is ok, but if you wear it in normal life you are more likely to be seen as brash and wild.
I know that the few people I know that wear red will actually wear a whole slew of ugly colors (lime green, neon purple) and not just that one color. Also, I must wonder about the surge of pink clothing we are seeing in American business.