Bright orange and brown.

Rust, lime green

Coral, gray, taupe/beige. I love vivid colors.

Do you remember the Color Me Beautiful days?

Pink (unless the neutral beige pink often called blush) and lavender.

Bright orange no but coral is fine, bright yellow. I remember the easiest colors for anyone to wear are coral and teal.

I think of brown and yellow as excretory colors and don't like to wear them. I love wearing black; it makes me feel both arty and powerful. I wear so much black that I practically need a flashlight to see the clothes in my closet and drawers.

yellow and pink

green and orange

Orange and bright yellow.

Yellow and light green

Yellow and white. spots show up to easy, and do not wash out as well.

Green and yellow

Brown; red/green stripes.

Yellow, orange and beige. Yeah that’s 3 i know.

Brown and orange. Warm colors really do not look good on me (so there are rare shades of brown - like cool grey brown - that I might wear)

Orange, kelly green

purple and anything neon.

I was going to write pink and pink, but jkayd beat me to it! I own nothing pink and never will. Not only clothes but any item in my home.

I could wear some shades of red when I was younger but now with my gray/blond hair, it's too intense. I can wear white pants, but no white in tops either.

Yellow and beige.

Orange and yellow

Brown and beige because, as someone pointed out upthread, I am beige!

Yellow and pale pink.

Yellow looks horrible on me, makes me look sick! I have a strange coloring that not a lot of colors flatter me. I look great in a dark burgundy, some bright blues that have a greenish (dark teal blue)hint of color to them look good. I also have a hard time finding flatting lipstick colors...needs to be a kind of a brick burgundyish color, like if you take pink and brown and mix it together but it has to be dark because my lips are dark and a light color makes me look sickly also. :)

I guess second worst color is orange.

Yellow and orange...and brown, if I get a third choice.

This is old school, but remember that book that classified personal coloration by "seasons" for wardrobe selection? Hard core "summer" here.

I love vivid color. Except when I dress. It’s most often black, grey or otherwise drab.

I know as far as decor goes, that grey is “the thing”. I hate it. It’s the most depressing to me. But I will wear it.

For those who say they don't wear beige because they are beige. It reminds me of a story when my boys were young. A teenaged girl was singing at church. She was standing behind the podium and not being very tall only her shoulders and head were visible. She had on a beige top and one of my young sons said to me "Is she naked?"

Brown and burnt orange.

Only two? My pale skin looks awful in black, white (and pastels).

Pig mud gray and chartueus

Pink and white (any pastels like pekemom mentioned)

I was going to say orange, but then I remembered my October wardrobe is exclusively orange, purple and black. I do not look good in orange.

Then I was going to say green, but well, St. Patricks day....... I do not look good in green.

So I pick brown and yellow. I look positively gross in both. I would like to wear bright yellow, its so cheerful. But it does not suit. So those 2. Brown and yellow. I don't think I own anything that is stark white either, but I would wear it.....

I wear mostly pink.

Sealavender, I do remember! I volunteered for a co-worker once who was getting trained to do that (he sold Amway) and I was easy because I was the most winterish Winter anyone could find!

I was fortunate that I liked "winter" colors best, too - pale lemon yellow, true red, cranberry, cool blues, purple, black, white - except that I would have liked to look good in warm white, but I really didn't.

Green and hunters orange.

that goldenrod leisure suit I had in the 70s

Yellow, and anything neon! Lol.

Red,,and red.

I'm surprised how many are saying white, it looks beautiful next to a summertime tan.

There aren't really many colors I don't have somewhere in my wardrobe. I don't have every shade of every color... but I got a lotta colors from neons, brights, pastels, true tones, jewel tones, earth tones, neutrals, metallics.

There are colors in pieces I'm more or less likely to wear. Like I tend to stay away from pale colors and white for bottoms like pants and skirts. I somehow always manage to get something on them. I wear a lot of neons in the garden, but rarely when out and about.

Brown, beige

Puce green and chartreuse. Never, never, never !

Pink and purple.

Yellow and green.

“Puce green and chartreuse”....Puce is not a shade of green

Maybe that was "puke," hounds_x_two. Like Exorcist pea soup green.

HaHa!

Mint green because I dislike it, and white because I live on a dirt road.

olive green and taupe (most fall colors don't work for me)

"I'm surprised how many are saying white, it looks beautiful next to a summertime tan."

Not everyone has a summer tan! Some of us have skin that doesn't really tan; some of us are averse to exposing ourselves to skin cancer and purposefully avoid tanning.

I don't think I can say 2 colors as there are shades of every color that look good and shades of almost every color that look awful. For example, some yellows look completely washed out and horrid on me, and yet there's a certain shade of yellow that just makes my face light up. Certain shades of brown can overwhelm me, but certain shades, like a softer cocoa brown look fine. I had my colors done many, many years ago and I was a summer. They said black and orange were my "no no" colors, but I often wear black and I think I look fine. I'd say oranges are the toughest for me, yet a softer rust works ok.

I do know though that my eyes reflect what I'm wearing, so anything in the blues make them look really blue and anything in the aquas/teals/green make them look very green.

They say, if you want to see colors that look good on you, look closely at the shades in your irises and those colors will all work.

hounds_x_two, It may not not be a shade of green, technically, but to me it is. I know it's supposed to be a mixture of red and brown, but I sure don't see it.