clothes colour matching

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So far I only have neutrals for my tops and bottoms (black, white, grey...And some dark/light blue, purple).

Felt like buying lighter colour bottoms as I haven't tried them before, colours like:
http://www.factorie.com.au/p/oxley-zip-chino/2052626007930.html?region=AU
http://www.factorie.com.au/p/oxley-zip-chino/2052626005936.html?region=AU
http://cottonon.com/SG/p/cotton-on-men/drake-cuffed-pant/2032134121304.html#pmin=0&start=1

But I am not too sure if the neutral tops are suitable ? The colour difference seems wide. Or should I take reference to the colour wheel...

I am not very good with colours, so...
 

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white tops like what the models are wearing would be fine.... black tops should be okay as well.
 

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White and black tops would go with the pants. Dark blue or dark purple tops would go well with the pants too.
 

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Singapore Chinese (not dark, not tan, average) men can wear grey pants or not? Dark grey? Light grey?
 

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be adventurous! and nothing too flashy with the colours u mentioned

Are u talking about casual dressing or formal biz pants when u indicated: grey pants or not? Dark grey? Light grey?
 

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be adventurous! and nothing too flashy with the colours u mentioned

Are u talking about casual dressing or formal biz pants when u indicated: grey pants or not? Dark grey? Light grey?

formal business pants for office wear
 
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