How to Use Color Psychology to Boost Your Companion’s Wardrobe and Elevate Your Own Mood

Color isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s a powerful tool that can influence how we feel, so why not make that work for us by extending it on to our companion’s style. By understanding color psychology, you can make informed choices about your companion’s wardrobe that elevate both their appearance and your mood. Here’s how to harness the power of color for a positive, impactful surge of eye-candy dopamine.

Choose Colors Based on the Mood You Want to Be Surrounded With

Red: Often associated with energy, passion, and power, red can be great for boosting confidence and making a bold statement. Consider a red for your companion that day when you want to feel assertive and vibrant.

Blue: Blue evokes calm, trustworthiness, and professionalism. A navy coat or a soft blue dress can promote relaxation and help you feel balanced when going out with your companion after a stressful day.

Yellow: The color of optimism and happiness, yellow can bring a burst of joy to your companion’s wardrobe. It’s perfect for a casual day out with your companion and help you with feelings of warmth and positivity.

Green: Green is linked to growth, harmony, and balance. Adding green tones can help you feel more grounded and connected when you gaze lovingly at your furbaby. A soft olive or emerald dress can be both refreshing and tranquil.

Use Colors to Match Your Goals

Think of color psychology as a tool for personal empowerment. Need to make a good first impression at a pet social gathering? Opt for calming shades like navy or gray. Want to stand out at a party? Bright, bold colors like red or fuchsia can command attention. Matching your companion’s wardrobe colors the theme or intentions of the outing can help align their appearance with your message.

Balance Bold and Neutral Shades

At Wagness, we try to pay close attention not only to trending looks but also the harmony in the color combinations of our fabrics. While bold colors have their place, balancing them with neutrals like white, black, gray, or beige can help create harmony in your companion’s wardrobe. We opt for patterns and colors that are easy to wear with most shades of fur but ultimately it will be up to you to choose what truly represent yours or your companion’s mood and personality.

Experiment and Observe

Don’t be afraid to experiment with new colors to see how they make you feel. Pay attention to how different shades influence your energy levels and emotions. You may notice that a specific color boosts your mood or makes you feel more relaxed.

Final Thoughts

Your companion’s wardrobe is more than just clothing—it’s an opportunity to express yourself and elevate your mood with the help of color psychology. By incorporating thoughtful color choices, you can further enhance feelings of happiness and excitement when out with your furbaby. So, the next time you dress your companion, consider how the colors they wear can boost your mood, confidence, and overall energy.