Your viewers need to see your eyes. Never wear polar gray glasses or sunglasses. Avoid sudden or fast body movements. Select clothing that is appropriate for your class or program, your audience, and the image you want to convey. Pastel blues, yellows, and grays are good broad-casting colors for most people.
Beards look bushier on television.
Avoid finely detailed patterns such as very thin lines, herringbones, and small checks. Distracting visual vibrations result from clothing pattern interference with the TV scanning lines. If you are pale or have fair skin and light hair, dark-colored clothing will exaggerate your coloring and make you appear washed out. If you are a person of color or very tan, light-colored clothing will cause your features to be lost in the darkness and shadows. Avoid noncolors such as white or black.