Summary: Even the literal color of Red is more attractive than Blue.

I don't know if this is evo-psyche, bio-truth, bro-science shit or not, but it's interesting. I personally love wearing masculine colors. Colors I consider masculine are dark blue, grey, black, and red. Apparently, in a study done in 2010, women are subconsciously attracted to red pill shirted men.

There are a few Red Pill themed ideas dropped multiple times throughout the article. Such as:

The cherry color's charm ultimately lies in its ability to make men appear more powerful, says lead author Andrew Elliot, professor of psychology at the University of Rochester. "We found that women view men in red as higher in status, more likely to make money and more likely to climb the social ladder. And it's this high-status judgment that leads to the attraction," Elliot says.

Yes, status is a great way to increase your SMV!

Along with this learned association between red and status, the authors point to the biological roots of human behavior. In non-human primates, like mandrills and gelada baboons, red is an indicator of male dominance and is expressed most intensely in alpha males. Females of these species mate more often with alpha males, who in turn provide protection and resources.

Gasp?! Did a mainstream article just say the words alpha males? This would never fly if it had come from the Manosphere, but coming from a college website it gets the pass.

"When women see red it triggers something deep and probably biologically ingrained," explains Elliot. "We say in our culture that men act like animals in the sexual realm. It looks like women may be acting like animals as well in the same sort of way."

Yes, women are not immune to thinking with the wrong brain any more than men are. In fact, if you've ever heard of the book My Secret Garden, you'd know that women have sicker sex fantasies than men...because what man fantasizes about getting raped?

The Lesson: Wearing Red may result in increased visual attraction from women. Your results may vary.