You can have anything you want in life if you dress for it.

[OOC: “the red hat anon”]

Goodness, perhaps? I hadn’t heard of any such sudden change in the Voan hat canon, but of course, I would hardly be the first to hear, here in Met.

As I’ve said previously, if Anitam wished to take personal responsibility for lot of them, I would hardly object.

[OOC: in response to]

I must admit, mydear, at first, this query left me in quite a quandry. Certainly, Icouldn’t fall back upon any standard forms of fashion advice.

However, I have taken the liberty of preforming some personal experimentation, using brown scarves and my own wardrobe, and I think I can safely say I’ve derived a principal which mighthelp to guide your color choices.

Allow me todemonstrate:

A green with theirnatural hair color naturally looks good in orange, one of green’striadic colors.

However, when youhide the hue of your hair, this becomes less of a universal truth.It took me some time to find demonstrative photos, but consider thisgreen’s outfit.

You can clearly seethat this orange dress, no doubt a faithful mainstay from their pre-dye wardrobe, no longer looks outstanding but rather, obnoxious.

Now personally, I propose: theproblem no longer lies in the undertone of their hair, but rather,the undertone of their skin.

Thus, I advise youto discard your dress guides aimed towards coordinating clothing, and instead, pick up adress guide for makeup. While it is rarely mentioned in clothing’s color charts, one’s skin has cool and warm undertones as well, and a good makeup guide can help you identify these undertones.

Observe, if one’sskin tone and the hue of one’s dress are in harmony, brown hair willbe no obstacle to an outstanding outfit.

I do hope this helps you pull off your little project, darling! For that, I wish you good fortune and good fashion!