My wardrobe used to be all colours as a child in the 90s but then so was everyone's wardrobe. Over my teen years my wardrobe became black, black and more black with blue in the form of denim, I had a blue denim jacket which I used to wear everywhere and a dark brown flight jacket my mom brought me which was like 2 sizes too big for me that I'd wear in winter because even massively big for me it was the warmest thing I owned. I used to get girls outside of clubs come up to me and ask if they could snuggle up to me inside my coat, depending on the girls you could fit 2 girls in it with me. If there wasn't black on my body it was a miracle, most of the clubs I'd go to were goth/metal clubs and so I was right down in that fashion group though my clothing never became extremely goth. Then I ended up bringing in a lot of drab olive green and browns. I did at the age of around 19 have an awesome pair of brown jeans which survived me breaking my kneecap in them (well the right knee was ripped in 2 places pretty nastily, I simply asked my mom to stitch a band patch removed from my denim jacket under the rips) It wasn't really until I was in my 20s however that my wardrobe really opened up, it began with t-shirts being brought in colours other than drab military-esque ones and blue or black and instead the colour red made a massive intro. Purples too, my work uniform at the time for Sainsbury's was purple and orange and it suited me so I took the lesson learnt and brought purples and right now I can admit to owning an orange t-shirt. I then began bringing it in to the button down shirts, I have an electric blue shirt for example and a purple one and I broke away from simple solid colour shirts and brought checked ones.

I'll still have a button down on most days since I enjoy wearing them, but it's increasingly more common that the shirt I'm wearing will either be checked or another colour other than black.