Green is the color I get asked about most, because the wrong green can make skin look sallow while the right one does the opposite. A tube top puts that color right against your face, neck and shoulders with nothing in between, so the shade matters even more than the outfit around it. Sage is soft and muted, emerald is deep and cool, and lime is loud and very Y2K. The fifty pairings below run from denim and linen to tailoring, skirts and party separates for summer. For each one I've noted which green I'd choose and why, plus the fit details that keep a strapless top where it belongs.
Which Green Suits Your Skin?
Green covers a huge range, and the shade that looks fresh on one person can make another look tired. When I analyze color, I look at two things: whether your coloring leans warm or cool, and how much contrast there is between your hair, skin and eyes.
- Warm coloring, with golden or peachy skin and warm brown or red hair, usually looks healthy in olive, moss, yellow-leaning sage and lime.
- Cool coloring, with pink or blue-leaning skin and ash or very dark hair, tends to suit emerald, pine, mint and a blue-leaning Kelly.
- High contrast, such as dark hair with fair skin, can carry a saturated emerald or Kelly without being overpowered by it.
- Soft, low contrast, such as light brown hair with medium eyes, looks more natural in muted greens like sage and dusty olive than in neon.
My quick test: hold the top under your chin in daylight, not under shop lighting. If the shadows under your eyes deepen or your skin turns grayish, that green is wrong for you near the face. If your skin looks clearer, keep it. A shade that fails the test can still work lower down, as pants or a skirt.
1. Green Tube Top With White Wide-Leg Jeans
White against green gives the highest contrast on this whole list, so I save it for people whose own coloring has contrast too. Dark hair with fair skin, or deep skin with bright eyes, can take emerald or grass green and let the white jeans sharpen it. If your coloring is softer, sage keeps the outfit from overpowering you. High-rise jeans meet the top and close the gap. Tan platforms keep long hems off the ground, and a woven bag with small gold hoops finishes it. A cropped white denim jacket keeps the palette light.
2. Green Tube Top With Light-Wash Straight-Leg Jeans
Light-wash denim is cool and faded, which is why I'd pair it with a deeper forest green: the darker top anchors the outfit. Choose a ribbed tube top here, because rib knit grips better than smooth jersey and is more forgiving over the bust. It should reach the waistband rather than leave a wide strip of skin. White leather sneakers, a compact black shoulder bag and a medium-width belt. Narrow sunglasses and a fine chain keep the 90s reference subtle instead of themed.
3. Green Tube Top With Baggy Jeans And Sneakers
Baggy jeans with a close-fitting tube top is a proportion trick: all the volume goes below, so the top has to stay snug. Bright lime leans into a playful Y2K mood, while olive is quieter and kinder to warm, muted coloring. Lime also bounces color up under the chin, which brightens some faces and grays out others, so I check it in daylight before committing. Chunky white sneakers carry the width of the jeans. If low-rise isn't practical, high-rise relaxed jeans give the same shape with more coverage, and a zip hoodie tied at the waist is the spare layer.
4. Green Tube Top With Denim Shorts
For properly hot days I'd pick a longer sage tube top with high-rise blue cutoffs. The extra length covers the waistband, and the muted green looks fresh against faded denim without competing with it. Black denim shorts give a brighter green more punch. A slightly loose leg opening is far more comfortable than a tight cutoff when you're walking all day. Flat leather sandals, a woven crossbody, and an open white linen shirt to shade your shoulders, plus a straw hat if you'll be outside for hours.
5. Green Tube Top With White Linen Pants
White linen turns see-through more often than people expect, so before I think about color I check that the pants are lined or dense enough and that the underwear is skin-tone, not white. Then the green. Emerald gives a vivid center against all that white, and pale mint makes a gentle, low-contrast outfit that suits light or soft coloring. The relaxed linen softens the fitted top. Flat tan slides, a structured woven tote, gold earrings and a single cuff. A silk scarf knotted on the bag handle can repeat the green.
6. Green Tube Top With Beige Tailored Trousers
Beige is warm, so it sits best with the warmer greens: olive, sage and deep bottle green. A cool, blue-leaning emerald against beige can look slightly off unless the beige is very pale. I'd choose high-rise trousers with front pleats and a relaxed leg to balance the narrow top. Pointed slingback flats for daytime, block-heel sandals for a dressier event. A structured brown bag and a matching belt link the neutrals, and an oversized beige blazer worn open adds coverage. Change the shoes and the jacket weight and it carries into fall.
7. Green Tube Top With Black Tailored Pants
Black makes any green look brighter, so this is where I'd use a strong shade like emerald or Kelly, or even neon. High-waisted trousers with a flat front give one long line. If your coloring is very soft, neon and black together can be harsh near the face, and emerald is the safer pick. Black pointed pumps, a compact clutch and sculptural earrings. A black blazer over the shoulders adds coverage. Keep all the metal one color and it reads as dinner wear.
8. Green Tube Top With Khaki Cargo Pants
Khaki cargos already lean green-brown, so a fitted dark green top stays in the same earthy family while still giving definition. I look for cargos with a mid or high rise and a relaxed leg, not the bulkiest pocket styles, because a very wide pair makes the small top look lost. Black platform sandals add height, and retro sneakers are the sportier route. A utility crossbody and hoops. Add a cropped bomber when it cools down, and avoid stacking other oversized pieces.
9. Green Tube Top With Olive Cargo Pants
Tonal green works when the shades are clearly different in lightness. A light sage top over deep olive cargos separates nicely, while two mid-greens that are almost the same tend to look like a mismatch. Choose cargos with a defined waistband, then cream sneakers or fisherman sandals to lighten the bottom half. A beige belt bag and gold jewelry. Want more punch? Swap in a vivid lime top. A cream overshirt worn open adds coverage without hiding either green.
10. Green Tube Top With Satin Midi Skirt
Emerald and satin are made for each other, because satin's sheen deepens a jewel tone. I pair an emerald top with a champagne, black or deep brown satin midi. A bias cut skims the body and shows every line underneath, while an A-line is more forgiving through the hip. Slim heeled sandals or pointed ballet flats, a structured mini bag and delicate jewelry, since the satin is already shining. Line the top's hem up with the skirt's waistband for the longest shape, and bring a cropped blazer or wrap for cover.
11. Green Tube Top With White Maxi Skirt
A white maxi skirt and a green top make a crisp summer pair, and the skirt fabric decides the feel. Cotton poplin holds a shape and looks neat; a soft gathered skirt moves more. I'd choose sage for soft coloring and emerald for high-contrast coloring. If you're petite, a hem just above the ankle that shows the sandals keeps you from being swallowed, and platforms help with floor-length skirts. Flat strappy sandals, a woven bag and small gold earrings, with an open cropped cardigan after dark.
12. Green Tube Top With Denim Maxi Skirt
Check for a front slit before anything else; a straight denim maxi without one is hard to walk in. Then match the green to the wash. Lime pops against dark indigo, and sage is gentler against faded blue. A belt marks the meeting point between the fitted top and the long skirt, and a longline tube top that overlaps the waistband slightly avoids a gap when you move. Platform sandals, a slim shoulder bag and silver jewelry. Swap the sandals for sneakers and it becomes a daytime outfit.
13. Green Tube Top With Black Mini Skirt
Green and black is a clean contrast, and a structured A-line mini balances a strapless neckline better than a very tight skirt. Emerald reads dressier, lime more playful. In cooler months I'd add sheer black tights and ankle boots; in summer, flat sandals. An oversized blazer that falls just past the skirt's hem gives coverage without looking like you forgot the skirt. A small black shoulder bag and silver hoops keep it streamlined.
14. Green Tube Top With Floral Midi Skirt
A floral skirt with green leaves in the print is the easiest way to repeat the color, and I pick the top's green from those leaves rather than from the flowers. Keep the top solid. If the print is very colorful, the quieter of its greens is the right choice, since a bright green above a busy print turns noisy. Neutral espadrilles or low block heels, a cream or tan bag, and a fitted cardigan over the shoulders. It suits brunches and showers well.
15. Green Tube Top With Pleated Tennis Skirt
Forest green with white is a classic collegiate pairing, and lime with white is the Y2K version. I'd pick a white or cream pleated tennis skirt with built-in shorts, because two short, fitted pieces leave little margin when you sit down. Clean sneakers with ankle socks and a small crossbody or mini backpack. An oversized zip hoodie adds coverage. Studs and a baseball cap finish it, but don't match the socks, cap and bag in green too; that's one coordinated piece too many.
16. Green Tube Top With Faux Leather Pants
Faux leather already has a shine, so I'd pick a matte tube top to avoid two glossy surfaces competing. Emerald against black leather looks rich, and olive gives a subtler contrast. Straight-leg or slightly flared pants balance a fitted strapless top far more easily than skin-tight ones. Pointed heels or sleek ankle boots, a small structured bag, and a black blazer for moving between places. Keep the hardware one metal across bag, belt and jewelry.
17. Green Tube Top With Black Capri Pants
Black capris and a strapless top give a very 1950s line, and the hem is what I check first. Capris should end around mid-calf, and with that length, skip heavy ankle straps, which cut the leg visually. Pointed slingbacks or ballet flats keep it long. A longer tube top smooths the torso and covers the waistband. Emerald or forest green looks polished; lime is cheekier. A small top-handle bag, narrow sunglasses and a light cropped cardigan when needed.
18. Green Tube Top With Bermuda Shorts
Tailored Bermudas are my answer for anyone who wants a strapless top but more coverage below. Cream, beige or black shorts with a structured waistband and relaxed leg balance the bare shoulders, and the longer length is easier for walking and sitting. If the tube top is cropped, the shorts must be high-rise so there's no awkward band of skin. Loafers for polish or slim sandals for ease, plus a medium tote. Add an oversized blazer and it becomes a summer suit for lunches and gallery visits.
19. Green Tube Top With Matching Maxi Skirt
A matching set gives the impact of a dress with the option to split it later, which is why I like them for packing. Buy both pieces in the same fabric and shade at once, since dye batches can differ when pieces are bought separately. A fitted top over a flowing skirt marks the waist and lets the skirt move. Lime and Kelly sets want minimal jewelry; sage and olive can take layered gold necklaces. Metallic flat sandals, a neutral clutch, and a cream cropped jacket if needed.
20. Green Tube Top With Matching Wide-Leg Pants
A green top with matching wide-leg pants reads like a jumpsuit but is far easier to adjust and to take off for a bathroom trip. Linen is casual, crepe is dressier, and a structured knit sits in between. A high-rise waistband lengthens the legs. Platform sandals keep wide hems off the ground, and a compact bag keeps the shape balanced. Bright greens look best with cream, tan or gold accessories, while dark forest sets pair well with black shoes and a black blazer. It needs very little else.
21. Green Tube Top With Gray Sweatpants
Gray is a cool neutral, so it flatters cool greens like emerald and bright Kelly more than olive, which can look muddy next to it. Choose high-rise joggers or straight sweats with a clean waistband rather than an overly slouchy pair. A ribbed or double-lined tube top stays put when you move around. Supportive sneakers, a cap and a compact belt bag. An open gray zip hoodie frames the top, and small hoops make it look styled rather than thrown on. Good for travel days and errands.
22. Green Tube Top With Black Leggings And White Shirt
Leggings and a tube top alone can feel like gym wear; the oversized white button-down is what turns them into an outfit. I wear the shirt open, or button just the lower half to define the waist. A longer tube top should reach the leggings' high waistband. Choose opaque leggings with a firm waistband and do a bend test in daylight before you leave. Dark green keeps it understated, neon reads sporty. Chunky sneakers, crew socks and a roomy tote, and the shirt ties around your waist when it warms up.
23. Green Tube Top Under Denim Overalls
Overalls over a tube top work because the fitted top doesn't bunch under the bib the way a loose tank does. Relaxed straight-leg overalls with both straps fastened are the secure version; one strap unclipped only works if the top is snug and stays put. Light-wash denim suits summer, and black denim gives a bright green stronger contrast. White sneakers and a colorful canvas tote. A bandana tied on the bag is all the decoration you need next to the overall hardware.
24. Green Tube Top With Black Blazer And Trousers
A green tube top under a black suit replaces the usual blouse with a jolt of color. I choose a longline tube top in a substantial fabric so it lies smooth under the jacket without visible ridges. Straight-leg trousers and pointed pumps give a clean vertical line; a fitted blazer shows the waist, while an oversized one with wide-leg pants is the relaxed version. A structured black bag, and one small green ring if you want to repeat the color. It suits dinners and offices with flexible dress codes.
25. Green Tube Top With Denim Jacket And Mini Skirt
A cropped denim jacket ties a tube top and mini skirt together without covering the color. A white A-line mini brightens the whole look, and black denim gives it a city feel. If the skirt is fitted, choose a slightly boxy jacket for balance. A longer tube top gives more midriff coverage. Low sneakers in summer, ankle boots once it cools, plus a small crossbody that keeps your hands free. Keep jewelry simple and let the green and the denim lead.
26. Green Tube Top With White Shirt And Linen Shorts
An open white shirt over a tube top is the most useful layer I know for a beach town, because it goes on for shade and comes off when you want sun. Pair it with high-rise beige or light brown linen shorts, lined so they don't turn sheer. Roll the sleeves and leave the hem loose. A jewel-toned green gives crisp contrast, and pale sage blends into the natural fabrics. Flat slides, a woven tote and oversized sunglasses. The shirt also earns its place in air-conditioned restaurants.
27. Green Tube Top With Bolero And Baggy Jeans
A matching bolero covers the shoulders of a green tube top without hiding its strapless shape. A knit set in sage or emerald over relaxed baggy jeans balances the fitted upper half against all that denim. If matching feels too coordinated, a cream or gray bolero is softer. Check that the bolero's sleeves don't pull across your back when you reach forward. Pointed flats polish it and retro sneakers relax it. Bare arms by day, bolero by evening.
28. Green Tube Top With Cardigan And Maxi Skirt
A soft cardigan makes a tube top and maxi skirt wearable from a cool morning to a warm afternoon. Sage with a cream cardigan and a floral or neutral skirt gives a gentle palette. With a full skirt, a cropped cardigan keeps the waist visible; with a straight or bias-cut skirt, a longline one works. Wear it open or draped over the shoulders. A pendant should hang above the top's neckline, not sit on it. Flat sandals and a medium shoulder bag keep it practical.
29. Green Tube Top With Leather Jacket And Jeans
A black leather jacket gives a tube top some edge, and the green stops the outfit from going too dark. Emerald looks striking against black leather; olive is the earthier version. I'd choose straight or relaxed jeans, since a tight top, tight jeans and a fitted jacket together leave no contrast in shape. Black ankle boots, a belt and a compact shoulder bag. Leave the jacket open, and let a little silver jewelry echo the zips. Good for concerts on mild nights.
30. Green Tube Top With Utility Jacket And Midi Skirt
When the jacket and the top are both green, I vary the lightness and the texture so they don't blur: a light sage tube top under a darker olive utility jacket. Then a cream, black or printed midi skirt. Roll the sleeves and keep the jacket open to show the center. Flat ankle boots or casual sneakers for daytime and a brown crossbody to suit the earthy palette. The contrast of rugged jacket and flowing skirt carries this from late summer into early fall.
31. Green Tube Top With Beach Sarong And Sandals
A tube top isn't swimwear unless it's made for water; most lose their grip and turn see-through when wet. So I treat this as the beach-to-lunch outfit: a green tube top with a printed sarong tied securely at the waist. Pick a sarong that already contains green, blue or coral. Flat waterproof sandals, a big woven tote and a broad-brimmed hat. A light white shirt for sun cover on walks, and accessories that don't mind salt or damp.
32. Green Tube Top With Crochet Maxi Skirt
Crochet brings plenty of texture, so the tube top should stay smooth and solid. A lined cream or tan crochet maxi is the comfortable version; unlined crochet is a beach cover-up, not a lunch outfit. Dark green looks earthy against tan yarn, and lime is the brighter holiday choice. Flat leather sandals, a woven bag and wood or gold accessories. Check that the hem clears your toes, because crochet stretches and grows longer as you wear it.
33. Green Tube Top With High-Waisted Linen Shorts
Tailored linen shorts with front pleats are cooler than denim on a hot day, and they get along with almost every green. Cream, beige and soft brown suit sage, olive and emerald alike. If the shorts are very loose, a close-fitting tube top that meets the waistband shows your shape. A leather belt and a structured straw bag make it look finished, and a cropped linen blazer gives light coverage. Gold hoops and sunglasses are plenty.
34. Green Tube Top With Printed Wide-Leg Pants
Printed wide-leg pants are the loud part here, so the tube top stays solid and I take its green from the print. Tropical leaves and watercolor stripes make that easy. With high-rise pants, a cropped or waist-length tube top meets the band cleanly. Platform sandals keep the generous hem off the floor. A neutral clutch, simple earrings and smooth hair; a second pattern on the bag would fight the pants. Lovely for holidays and concerts where color is welcome.
35. Green Tube Top With Striped Linen Pants
Vertical stripes lengthen the leg, especially with a high waist and a hem that reaches the top of the shoe. Cream linen with narrow tan, blue or green stripes is the easiest base. A fitted sage tube top keeps it soft, and Kelly green gives it energy. Flat slides, a woven tote and a light overshirt for sun. Keep everything else plain so the stripes and the green aren't fighting for attention. Comfortable for travel days and waterfront walks.
36. Green Tube Top With Leopard Midi Skirt
Leopard and green sound loud, but leopard's browns and blacks are earthy, so a dark forest green links to them easily. I pair it with a flowing leopard midi and keep the top fitted and solid to give the skirt room. Black heeled sandals or pointed flats, a structured black bag and simple gold jewelry rather than another print. A plain black blazer adds coverage. If classic leopard feels strong, a smaller or muted brown version is easier to wear.
37. Green Tube Top With Chocolate Brown Pants
Green and brown are a natural palette, the colors of leaves and bark, so they rarely clash. Olive and sage make it earthy; emerald gives richer contrast. High-waisted wide-leg brown trousers with cream loafers or brown pointed heels. A matching belt and bag make it look planned, and gold jewelry warms both colors. For cooler weather, a beige blazer or short trench. Avoid adding a third strong color. It's a fresh swap for black trousers at dinner.
38. Green Tube Top With Pink Midi Skirt
Green and pink sit opposite each other on the color wheel, so they make each other look brighter, and you control how loud it gets with the depth of each shade. Sage with blush pleats is soft; emerald with hot pink is bold. Neutral shoes keep it in check, so I'd reach for cream ballet flats or white slingbacks and match the bag to them instead of adding a third bright. With a full skirt, keep the top simple. A cropped white cardigan for cover at daytime celebrations.
39. Green Tube Top With Orange Wide-Leg Pants
Green and orange is bold color-blocking, and I make it wearable by keeping both shades at a similar depth: forest green with rust, or lime with a softened tangerine. A deep green with a neon orange, or the reverse, tends to look accidental. High-rise trousers make a clear waist between the colors. Neutral sandals, a cream bag and minimal metallic jewelry. Stick to matte fabrics rather than several shiny ones, and a beige blazer softens it for evening.
40. Green Tube Top With Purple Maxi Skirt
Green and purple work when their depth and warmth match. A cool emerald sits well with plum, and pale sage goes with soft lavender. A flowing maxi balances the close-fitting top, and the skirt should sit at the natural waist to keep the proportions clear. Silver or nude sandals and a small neutral clutch. If both pieces are vivid, keep jewelry to hoops and one bracelet. A cream shawl or cropped cardigan adds cover without adding another color.
41. Green Tube Top With Silver Metallic Skirt
Silver is cool and reflective, so it suits the cool greens, emerald and dark forest, better than warm olive. A metallic column midi is sleek; a pleated one moves more. If bright silver feels too dramatic, pewter is softer. Black or silver heels and a simple clutch, with jewelry kept restrained. A fitted black blazer for the walk between venues. Line the top up with the skirt's high waistband. Metallic pleats crease if crushed, so I hang the skirt by its waistband.
42. Green Tube Top With Green Wide-Leg Jeans
All-green outfits work when the shades are clearly different, one light and one dark. A fitted emerald top with darker green wide-leg jeans works, as does sage with faded olive. Two greens that are nearly the same but slightly off look like a mistake, and that's the one combination I'd avoid. Cream sneakers or white pointed flats break the color up. A neutral bag and understated gold jewelry, plus a cream denim jacket if you want a layer.
43. Green Tube Top With Cream Maxi Skirt And Blazer
This one has the most coverage on the list while keeping the clean strapless neckline, which makes it my pick for dressier daytime events. A cream maxi skirt and matching light blazer put the green in the center. Emerald gives strong contrast; sage is a softer step from cream. Wear the blazer open so the waist shows. Pointed flats or low heels suit a hem that falls near the ankle. A structured cream bag and gold earrings finish it.
44. Green Tube Top With Track Pants
Track pants keep this outfit sporty, and their fabric decides how gym-like it looks. Smooth woven track pants read more like fashion than fleece ones do. Black with white side stripes gives clear contrast, and cream is the summer version. A fitted ribbed top balances the loose shape. Streamlined sneakers, a nylon shoulder bag, small hoops and a light bomber. High-rise pants are the easiest; with a lower waist, choose a longer tube top so it feels secure.
45. Green Tube Top With Parachute Pants
Parachute pants carry a lot of fabric, so the tube top stays fitted and any extra layer stays cropped, like a short windbreaker. Gray, black or khaki pants with adjustable ankles let you cinch the hem or leave it loose. Chunky sneakers ground the look; platform sandals are the surprising summer swap. A small technical crossbody and silver jewelry. Lime leans Y2K, while olive or forest green is more understated.
46. Green Tube Top With Biker Shorts And Oversized Shirt
Biker shorts and a tube top make a streamlined base, and the oversized shirt is what makes them ready for the street. I'd choose black or charcoal shorts with a wide, supportive waistband, then an open white or blue-striped button-down to keep a long vertical line. A longer tube top meets the shorts' waistband. Chunky sneakers, tall socks and a roomy tote for errands. If you'd rather not wear fitted shorts, loose running shorts work with the same shirt and shoes.
47. Green Tube Top With Summer Suit
A light linen-blend suit with a tube top in place of a blouse stays cool and still looks structured. White, beige, navy and pale gray all frame green well. Under tailoring I prefer a longline, double-layered tube top because it lies smooth and doesn't show ridges through the jacket. Loafers or slingback flats, a structured bag and simple jewelry, with the sleeves rolled slightly. Check your dress code first, since many offices don't allow strapless tops; buttoned, the jacket covers it.
48. Green Tube Top With Trench Coat And Jeans
A trench stretches a tube top into mild spring or early fall, though I wouldn't call it a cold-weather outfit: the open neckline loses heat fast. Straight-leg jeans and an open beige trench make the green a visible stripe down the center. Dark green with classic khaki is the easiest pairing, and lime adds surprise. Loafers or ankle boots, a brown belt and a structured bag. Choose a substantial tube top and carry a scarf if the forecast is changeable.
49. Green Tube Top With Fringe Vest And Denim Shorts
For a festival or outdoor concert, practical comes first. Ankle boots handle uneven ground, and a crossbody that closes properly keeps your phone safe in a crowd. A tan suede-look or crochet fringe vest that falls around the hips leaves the green top showing, and olive, sage and forest green all suit tan. High-rise denim shorts for coverage, and a wide-brimmed hat if the setting allows. Keep jewelry light, because chunky rings and bracelets tangle in fringe.
50. Green Tube Top With Sequin Wide-Leg Pants
Sequin pants supply all the sparkle, so the tube top should be matte and structured. Black, silver or deep green sequins all work, depending on how bold you want it. Make sure the top fits securely, because you'll be moving and probably dancing. Understated heels that stay comfortable under a wide hem, a small clutch, and a black blazer for warmth. Skip necklaces and let the strapless neckline and the sequins do the work at parties and festive evenings.
Making a Strapless Top Stay Up All Day
A tube top that slides down spoils every outfit above, whatever its color. I fit these differently from any other top.
- Fit it to your ribcage, not your bust. The band under the bust should feel snug; if it's loose there, gravity wins.
- Look for a silicone grip strip along the top edge, or internal boning in structured styles. Plain stretch jersey with no grip relies on tension alone.
- Do the fitting-room test: raise both arms, bend forward and sit down. If it slips in thirty seconds, it will slip all afternoon.
- Sort out the bra before you buy. A longline strapless bra holds better than a standard one, and some tube tops have a shelf bra or light padding built in.
- Wash cold and air-dry. Heat breaks down elastic and silicone grip faster than anything else.
Bright greens also fade, especially with sun and pool chlorine, so I turn them inside out to wash and dry them in the shade. A faded lime top loses exactly the punch you bought it for.
Get the Green Right and the Rest Follows
One green top can cover casual denim, linen, tailoring and party separates, as long as the rest of the outfit balances it: fitted on top, roomier below, and high-rise bottoms when you want more coverage. Neutral shoes and bags calm a bright green, while coordinated colors push it further. Most of all, pick the shade that suits your own coloring and a tube top that stays up without tugging. Get those two right and green becomes one of the easiest colors you own.
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