Women don't usually wear yellow dresses anymore; they're not very common these days.

Why do you think dresses of this color aren't as popular, or why do you think they've gradually fallen out of fashion?
It was a common color during the hippie era because of psychedelia; do you think the current era is limited to using only gray, black, beige and white?

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Hairlover · 41-45, F

I love yellow dresses and I love yellow high heels

Fawma123 · 46-50, M

Don't care about the colour but I love her big tits

Hairlover · 41-45, F

Hiya Mr G did you get my direct message

Nunlover

She needs a bigger size to hide the stretch marks 😱

MrGomco · 36-40, M

@Nunlover yes

HumanEarth · F

Maybe a dress that fits her better, that looks a bit too small

Munumbis · 46-50, MNew

Probably they couldn't fit into them like the land whale in pic related.

CrazyMusicLover · 31-35

They are pretty common, I don't know what do you talk about.

ViciDraco · 41-45, M

We need more color in society, for sure. In clothing, in cars, in our interior decoration.

But this yellow isn't for me. Yellow has always been an agitating color for me. Bring me greens and purples and blues, with a spot of deep red here and there.

MrGomco · 36-40, M

@ViciDraco Do you believe in the phenomenon that society is gradually losing its colors?

ViciDraco · 41-45, M

@MrGomco It's happening because people have stronger opinions on vibrant colors than they do neutral tones. That makes neutrals safer from a sales standpoint. Which is why we saw it first in mass produced goods like furniture and vehicles. Because the furniture was in neutrals, the rest of interior decoration shifted to match. Also, the view of a home went from a place to live to an investment, which again leans into the safer neutrals.

Because new housing and vehicles went neutral, it established that newer and more modern things use neutral colors. And so we've businesses update their aesthetics to appear more 'with the times'.

There's nothing to believe in. It's definitely happening. And it's all driven by capitalism.

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