Question

Blue signifies both
reliability, gray is the
cheer you up, so on
RIOT OF COLOURS
We all know what is said about the symbolism of colours. Blue signi
peace and tranquility, brown is equated with earth and reliability,
colour of conservatism and stability, yellow is supposed to cheer you ur
and so forth.
Every colour is invested with meaning, and the significance of certain
changes in different cultures around the world. While colours play an im
role in traditional, religious and social rituals, they also play a vital role
day-to-day lives, in the products we use and the clothes we wear.
e of certain colours
irs play an important
a vital role in our
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You are Sonali. You have read the above extract in the Hind
Times. You have liked how each colour signifies something
an article for the Sunday Magazine, describing the beautiful
colours that nature presents.
the Hindustan
something. Write
beautiful riot of​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Most Indian women like wearing bright colours. But they don"t really know how to carry them off," says Pria Warrick of Pria Warrick Finishing School in Delhi. "You should wear colours that suit your complexion," she says. No one is stopping you from wearing bright shades. If you have a fair complexion, you can go about and experiment with any colour you like. But with the Indian skin tone, which is generally wheatish, you need to narrow down on a few shades.

"Royal blue, lemon yellow, parrot green, orange and maroon seem to work wonders with the Indian skin type," says Warrick, who cautions that you should stay away from pink, blood red, bright yellow, grey and sky blue.