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WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Here, colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT reveals the best shade to help you unwind ... ONE of the most popular colour psychology myths is the belief that reds, oranges and yellows are stimulating while greens, blues and purples are soothing. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Here, colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT reveals the best shade to help you unwind ... ONE of the most popular colour psychology myths is the belief that reds, oranges and yellows are stimulating while greens, blues and purples are soothing. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Here, colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT reveals the best shade to beat the autumn blues. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Here, colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT reveals the best shade to beat the autumn blues. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear to appear financially savvy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear to appear financially savvy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you feeling positive. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you feeling positive. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you feeling spiritual. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you feeling spiritual. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells us what shades to wear to charm others and help you feel your best. THERE is a crucial difference between wearing clothes that will put you in a romantic mood and dressing to look alluring. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells us what shades to wear to charm others and help you feel your best. THERE is a crucial difference between wearing clothes that will put you in a romantic mood and dressing to look alluring. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you sharp ... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT tells you the best shade to keep you sharp ... [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the best shade to get you inspired. THERE are two times of the year when we tend to focus on our shortcomings and make resolutions to improve: the New Year and the run-up to summer. In January, after the excesses of the festive season, we have good intentions: go to the gym, start that diet ... At this time of the year, it's more physical. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the best shade to get you inspired. THERE are two times of the year when we tend to focus on our shortcomings and make resolutions to improve: the New Year and the run-up to summer. In January, after the excesses of the festive season, we have good intentions: go to the gym, start that diet ... At this time of the year, it's more physical. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the most comforting shade to soothe you. WE ALL have days when we prefer not to shine; days when we are not feeling our very best and brightest, or when we have a few secrets we do not want to share. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the most comforting shade to soothe you. WE ALL have days when we prefer not to shine; days when we are not feeling our very best and brightest, or when we have a few secrets we do not want to share. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the shades that can boost your performance at work. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on the shades that can boost your performance at work. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE clothes we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT explains how to revitalise yourself with mood-enhancing shades. NONE of us can resist Nature's signals. When autumn fades and the world turns bleak, we don greys and black, and turn our energy to convincing each other that these winter colours are flattering. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THE clothes we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT explains how to revitalise yourself with mood-enhancing shades. NONE of us can resist Nature's signals. When autumn fades and the world turns bleak, we don greys and black, and turn our energy to convincing each other that these winter colours are flattering. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear for a job interview. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear for a job interview. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT says what to wear to be in control of your life and decisions. BLACK is synonymous with power dressing — think the black suit or Little Black Dress — but have you considered the implications of wearing a colour that is essentially an absence of light? Many people are afraid of the dark and black can be menacing. The most authoritative colour is a darkish blue. This tells the world you really know your stuff. Red, on the other hand, is about physical strength. People defer to someone dressed in red (it's no coincidence the most successful football teams favour red). [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT says what to wear to be in control of your life and decisions. BLACK is synonymous with power dressing — think the black suit or Little Black Dress — but have you considered the implications of wearing a colour that is essentially an absence of light? Many people are afraid of the dark and black can be menacing. The most authoritative colour is a darkish blue. This tells the world you really know your stuff. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT says what to wear to be in control of your life and decisions. BLACK is synonymous with power dressing — think the black suit or Little Black Dress — but have you considered the implications of wearing a colour that is essentially an absence of light? Many people are afraid of the dark and black can be menacing. The most authoritative colour is a darkish blue. This tells the world you really know your stuff. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear to spice up your love life. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT we wear can affect our mood. Colour psychologist ANGELA WRIGHT on what clothes to wear to spice up your love life. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Are your blonde locks lacking lustre? If so, help is at hand. Hair colour experts are looking towards skin-illuminating, spirit-raising pinky-golden tints. 'Warm, fleshy tones signify hope for summer,' says colour psychologist Angela Wright (colour-affects.co.uk), referencing Botticelli's iconic Birth of Venus (below), a painting that depicts rebirth in honeyed hues. The shift is subtle but significant - like your hair but better - and can be achieved at home with Clairol Nice 'N Easy Permanent Colour Crème in Natural Light Champagne and Natural Palest Blonde, which lift fair hair, cover greys and last up to eight weeks. €7.69, available nationwide. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ANGELA WRIGHT has a vivid recollection of her teenage daughter, Gemma, returning home one night and telling her she was 'dating a Trowbridge'. His name was Glyn, he was 19, and his father Nigel had been at school with Mrs Wright. 'I remember thinking: 'Oh no, I don't think so,' Angela recalls. 'I'd known the Trowbridges a long time and they weren't the most trustworthy family. I didn't want my daughter to get involved.' Little did she know that Gemma's relationship would be the least of her troubles: three years after that uneasy mother-daughter chat, the Trowbridge name has caused far, far more angst. Last month, Angela's youngest daughter, 16-year-old Lisa, ran away from home to be with Glyn's father, Nigel, who, at 46, is precisely 30 years her senior. Lisa was due to sit her GCSEs this week and was expected to achieve a succession of As and A*s. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]