The provided pie charts illustrate the proportion of color preferences by males and females in the US.
Overall, it is evident that men gravitate the most towards shades of blue, whereas women find the same colour, along with purple, quite attractive.
For men, blue accounts for 42% individuals in terms of likeness, followed by green and purple at 25% and 12% respectively. The rest of the colours such as red, orange, and yellow, collectively make up one fifth of the total percentage (20%). The least liked color among men is pink, which only liked by 1%.
Similarly, women also prefer blue the most (29%), however the second most popular color is purple(27%) instead of green (19%). The least liked color, at 3%, is orange. The combined proportion of pink, red, and yellow is 22%, where pink is 7%.
Generally, men mostly avoid bright colours, and develop a fondness for dull gradients such as blue, green, and purple, whereas females prefer bright shades more than men.
