does the color shirt you wear affect what size you look?

Question

i probably didn't spell affect right but you know what i mean

no need 4 the f word now, i really wanna know, gosh

and i mean the LOOK i don't seriously think that if i wear yellow i will grow 5 pounds

Answer 1

Yep. I am big. I mean to say I am fat. Really fat. Really, really fat. The last time I wore a yellow T-shirt people around me kept yelling "Taxi" and "Over here taxi".

Answer 2

Yes, indeed it can. Black and darker colors tend to be slimming, as well as vertical stripes. On a curvy person, more of a fitted cut or 'hourglass' shape with a little longer length will do wonders. Lighter colors and horizontal stripes will often make you look a little bigger, but then again the cut has lots to do with it.

Answer 3

No, its the cut and style of the shirt. Stripes going around make you look bigger.

Answer 4

No, not really.
But patterns definitely do.
And so does the contrast in patterns.
For example, vertical stripes tend to make you look taller where as horizontal stripes make you look wider.

Answer 5

If you are big, bright colors that stand out will make you stand out. Other than that, I think it's just the lines, vertical or horizaltal. Thin lines that are vertical are slimming.

Answer 6

if its solid than it shouldnt. but if it has stripes it can and will. horizontal makes you look wider, and vertical makes you look longer and leaner.

unless you are big and you wear orange than someone might say wow look at that human pumpkin.

Answer 7

I thibk that it does. When you were black it makes you look skinny. But when you wear plaids or stripes it makes you look really FAT!!

Bri-Boo

Answer 8

White def makes you look larger.

Answer 9

color don,t really matter but plaids and large patterns do and so do strips that go across instead of down...

Answer 10

It's about cut NOT color