I'd sit her down, wipe a little tear from my eye and say, "this is really hard to talk about and I've never really told any one." (Pause so she can say, "honey it's me you can tell me anything.") and then say, "I am color blind." If that doesn't work, then tell her she looks great in any color and pick one at random.
Tell her you can't see the difference because most men have some degree of partial color blindness leading to difficulty distinguishing between specific shades of the same color. Some scientists say this is an evolutionary result of mother primates gathering food and distinguishing between healthy and poisonous fruits.
And while women can see more colors, they can't see as many details as men because as hunters they needed to be able to see as much detail as they could in dangerous situations
I'm girl and I can spot the difference between shades and I can spot detail well.I'm also aiming to be a game designer because I like games and I enjoy the process of creating them ps. I didn't mean to sound anoying
I didn't say women can't spot detail, it's not like the world is a colorful blur to us. The difference could be minute, and it could be a shrinking gap as time goes on because it's not necessary for men and women to take these roles.
Guys, here's the secret. It will simultaneously blow her mind and maybe shut her up:
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Secretly study up on the core of fashion. Colors, composition, coordination, expected dress levels of the event, seasons, time of day and so on.
Don't let on about it, then when you get this question sprung on you, break it down. Deconstruct it in tooth pullingly agonizing detail:
Where are you wearing it?
With what?
What kind of event?
What is the event for?
Time of year? Time of day?
Work, semi casual or formal?
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One of two things could happen. You will either know what to say AND that opinion will be trusted, rather than casually tossed asside, OR she'll stop asking because an info dump of that magnitude is weird to her coming from a guy.
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They're all nearly the same color
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Secretly study up on the core of fashion. Colors, composition, coordination, expected dress levels of the event, seasons, time of day and so on.
Don't let on about it, then when you get this question sprung on you, break it down. Deconstruct it in tooth pullingly agonizing detail:
Where are you wearing it?
With what?
What kind of event?
What is the event for?
Time of year? Time of day?
Work, semi casual or formal?
.
One of two things could happen. You will either know what to say AND that opinion will be trusted, rather than casually tossed asside, OR she'll stop asking because an info dump of that magnitude is weird to her coming from a guy.