Recent U.S. study revealed that women wear a red to move the hearts and pockets of men. Participated in the study Ojradtha "University Roshitsr" America nearly a hundred men, mostly university students, were offered pictures of young "average attractiveness" and different colors of the image frames of each of red and white and Ramadi to the green.

Participants were asked to assess the beauty of the picture, and the desire to kiss or have sex with them.

Got the picture of the Red Altqkadirat higher, as the most beautiful, although the other images due to the same face.

And presented the picture once again wearing T-shirts in different colors, and the consensus was the same red T-shirt.
The researchers pointed out that the color red did not change how the class of women by men in the photographs in terms of susceptibility to impress or intelligence or good but only gravity.

According to the study, published in "Journal of Personality & Social Psychology", that men are willing to spend on those weaknesses that wearing red than those of the blue.

A psychology professor, University, Andrew Elliot, who led the study, the aim is to find evidence of the link between love and red, which is the color of romance.

He added: "" red alert "may be the result of human society in which love for the red link degradation, or may also be driven by more primitive biological roots."

On the study to confirm the extent of men attracted to women wearing red, he noted, saying: "That may be a sense of deep appreciation for diversity and a very deliberate tendency to respond to the self as a Red attract based on the evolutionary inheritance."

Then the researchers asked a group of young women from the classification of whether the women were beautiful in the photographs. The researchers found that the color red did not affect the classification of women to other women they are beautiful.

The study also showed that women found the man who dressed in red more attractive as well.

The pre-empted the Dberg singer Chris (Chris De Burgh) study that sings the beauty of his sweetheart in "Ms. red dress" (Lady in Red)