Daring to Wear Colour: Why I’m Sewing a Red Dress
Hello, At the moment, I’m sewing a red dress . This choice may seem simple, almost insignificant. Yet the further I progress with this project, the more I realise that colour is never neutral. It tells a story. It attracts attention, asserts a presence and creates a mood. In a world where many people tend to choose understated clothing in black, beige or grey, choosing a vivid colour becomes almost an act of reflection. There is also denim blue and white, which have become timeless classics in our wardrobes. But beyond these few colours, there is often very little choice left. It is as if our relationship with clothing has gradually narrowed to a palette that feels reassuring, but limited. I often observe that most of the clothes we wear today are discreet, easy to combine and reassuring. Black goes with everything, beige is considered elegant, and grey seems practical. These choices have their reasons, of course. But I often wonder: by constantly looking for simplicity, have we forgot...
