Guild Wars 2

hey i just wanted to ask which dye (to my armor) goes good with white. We rly need a fashion topic :P

More white. Then rename your char Ima Ghost Ooooo

xD i will not change my name doe since i got the best name. The Vampire :P

White with more white, a tint of blue is great.

White Gold, Antique Gold, various blue and silver dyes.

i had some pretty cool looking sets with illumination. It’s like a shiny gold color. It is rare though but last i purchased it, it was fairly cheap.

I like Electro Blue + White. Very pretty.

Thanks guys however adula i have 2 ask u how did u get such an amazing aura :o

Some Glint dyes are excellent for metal, celestrial for cloth, and anything for leather really.

With white anything goes, like crimson lion, golden lion, shadow abyss, and blacklight can go well with it.

Technically White goes with anything.

I would never suggest more White though. It’s overdone and makes you look a bit boring to look at. But I love rainbows. So what would I know! XP

Best option is to pick colors based on your weapon skins to tie things together, tbh.

White is a mix of all colors so technically anything. I prefer blue though. Especially on a norn: they are the colors of the Finnish flag and blue/white looks like ice.

I’ve found that spitfire goes well with it.

Electro pink, strawberry breeze, electro purple, glint rebellion.
Basically, any pastel pink and pastel purple colors xD

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Thanks guys however adula i have 2 ask u how did u get such an amazing aura :o

The aura is from his Legendary hammer. It covers the char with a liquid metal effect.

A lot of things go with white. It is essentially the same as black when it comes to fashion. Normally you don’t put warm colors (yellow, red, orange) with their opposite cold colors (purple, green, blue) unless the shades are right. Dark of one temperature can usually go with the bright of another. The same could be said about white, I suppose. Typically you pair brights with darks so your detail doesn’t get washed out, so any color that is dark should work with white.

This, however, is not always true either as some have posted. Light blues mix well with white to give a sort of frost queen-ish look, too bright or pale though you look like someone white washed your clothing. Even these aren’t always going to follow that rule. A pale, pastel green with white- even though it makes me think of wintergreen packs of gum- looks better than a bright, neon green with white in my opinion. Also WHERE the color is placed on the clothing can play a big part too. A small neon green accent, like an earring or pendant, might go well with a white coat that has dark blue primary accents.

Ultimately, this boils down to how your want your character to look. What is visually appealing to you. Even if it isn’t in ‘fashion’ it might be some day (just look at the horrid color matches of the 80s and 90s, at some point society thought that was a good idea and very well could again).

It is after labor day, you shouldn’t be wearing white anymore.

=P

Electro blue would be nice with White. I also think Blacklight would look nice as well.

Try out Different combinations with the white.
Blues with white tend to look nice as is Gold (which is the stock standard ‘Angel’ Look)
Try Glacial sky or Cinder as it seemed to work very nicely. Illumination is a very good combination with Wings of Dwayna as it is a similar golden color to the backpiece.

I favor gold trim, but it’s you’re looking for suuuuper-white a few hints of faint blue (either the glint’s or electro versions) goes a long way towards making you look like you’ve got overexposed highlighting.

Are you looking to design The Vampire as more of an old timey, classical vampire that looks the period, or more of a neo-vamp with a tendency toward the technological?

Is it a ‘good’ or a ‘bad’ vampire?

I could certainly throw some full looks together for you with dye selections with white as a primary, secondary and tertiary element.

I generally feel that 3 colors would be ideal in finishing an overall appearance, though if you are sylvari then you can count your glow as the third color, especially in combination with ‘hair’ color and style so the glow enhances the base color of the hair.