Hello.  I understand the art of choosing the right scent at the right time. For instance, choosing a scent that performs well based off of the right season and/or time of day.  Now, the new thought I had is that I noticed I am picking scents from my collection based off of the color shirt I wear...

Example:

I complement a bright colored shirt with a citrus type of fragrance, but I don't match the fruit note with shirt color. (No yellow, while wearing edition blanche(lemon note)).

Darker colors get more of my heavier scents.  

White colors get more of a clean fresh scent.  

Anyone else find themselves doing this or experiment with this?

I have never chosen a SOTD based on the colour of my shirt.

I have never chosen a SOTD based on the colour of my shirt.

Sometimes a blue shirt will put me in a nautical mindset, for which I lean towards a nice marine scent.  I've also put on a green shirt and had the compulsion to go with a grassy/vetiver scent.  It doesn't dominate my choices, but sometimes it can impact my mood and therefore influence my choice.  There are other factors as well, but in the end, I usually end up choosing the scent that just "feels right" each morning.

I usually pick the scent I want to wear, and match the shirt color to the scent (rather than the other way around). 

For instance, today, my undershirt (under a blue button up work shirt) is orange, because I'm wearing Loewe 7 natural (strong bitter orange and grapefruit notes, over a kind of golden orange incense/cedar/vetiver combo). 

i wear mostly black clothes, yes im so emo my lawn cuts itself

so it wouldn't be very exciting.

Never did this so far. But I might, even unconsciously/involuntarily, wear the more classic, formal fragrances in my collection obviously with a white, long-sleeved dress shirt. But other than that, I never color coded/color matched between fragrances and shirts so far.  

I do this quite often... not every time but it's not unusual for me to pick out a fragrance based on what I'm wearing.

I kind of do something similar. In my case, I chose a watch to fit my scent of the day.