Geralt - "hmm.."

I think they refer to those who are unable to blend their makeup properly and has an orange line difference between their face and neck.

That said- traditional rules dictate certain styles of suit jacket for example- double breast or single, epaulettes, numbers and positions of buttons and pockets... blah blah. Unless a specific style of dress is specified- like “black tie” (in which case you should respect the host and follow their request generally-) there are no rules in fashion- it’s up to you to define your style. Lady Gaga wore the meat dress, prince and Micheal Jackson were known for iconic and non conventional styles. Wear what you want- but not everyone can pull off every look. You could start a fashion revolution- or people could look at you and think “did this person never learn how to dress themselves...?” Or both!

Following conventions like color wheels, complimentary color pairs and things like matching belts/shoes/purses/accessories... blah blah- it’s a guide to make it easier for people to select outfits which they can be pretty safe knowing most people will look at and think look good. If you are daring and creative- knock yourself out. The instructions on frozen waffles aren’t for an iron chef who could use those waffles a million ways you or I wouldn’t dream and have it be delicious- they are for people who can’t figure out how to cook a damn frozen waffle.

Tl:dr- It’s the pineapple on pizza thing- you can put pineapple on pizza. You can put chocolate sauce instead of tomato sauce- but if you don’t want the internet to mock and hate you- stick to the more traditional recipes. If you don’t care what anyone hunks and are willing to accept some percentage of people are going to judge you- but you like it your way- do it your way. If you are a master chef and can make a pizza with the ingredients in a survival kit that will wow most people- make art. Go nuts. Know yourself and dress accordingly.