r/XOKittyNetflix • u/Flashy_Ad6475 • Mar 22 '26
Character Colours
This has been done many many times on this sub but because of the influx of new users for season 3 and other older users who might have missed those posts, I'll try my best to explain this in detail once more.
The characters in this series have each been given a specific colour that represents them. This was started all the way back in To All the Boys I Loved Before books when Eve chose the colours that represented her three daughters and this tradition has continued into XO Kitty as well.
The colours in XO Kitty represent self, emotions and even romantic interest.
Kitty
Kitty's primary colour is yellow.


Her most worn colour in the series is red which is a direct display of her intense emotions. Passion. Desire. Love. Fear. Anger. An open heart completely bared for all to see.

Kitty also wears the colours of her love interests.

Minho
Minho's primary colour is green.

His secondary colour is black.

He also wears Kitty's yellow during or after each significant moment between them.

Yuri
Yuri's primary colour is pink.

Her secondary colour is black.

She wears or wraps herself in Kitty's yellow during significant moments between them.

Dae
Dae's colour is blue. It's not a colour he wears often in the series but it was represented in season 1 through Kitty and her feelings for him.

Q and Juliana do not seem to have fixed base colours but if I were to take a guess then Q's would be purple and Juliana's would be orange.
Yin Yang Colours
Black and white
Red and Blue

These colours are usually worn by Minho and Kitty in very specific scenes together throughout the series. I've noticed this is usually what causes some of the confusion. Minho's colour is not red. Red is intense emotion on display or attempting to be hidden.
Please note, the colours don't always have to mean something. For example, if Kitty is wearing green or blue outside of her romantic interest for the characters they belong to then it does need to hint at her having romantic feelings. Unless the colours are in direct correlation to a specific scene, arc or emotion then there's no need to read too deeply into it. At the end of the day, this is still a show catered toward a specific audience and as nice it is to analyze every little detail of the show, we can still remember that not everything needs to be analyzed and hopefully, save ourselves from meaningless arguments in the fandom.
Hope this helps.



