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Bosnia's lady in red - Zorica Rebernik has been obsessed with the color red for over four decades, and it shows.

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Her entire home is red - “When I turned 18 or 19 there came a sudden, strong urge to wear red,” Rebernik told Reuters. “There must not be a single dot of any other color on my home decorations or clothes.”

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A present and after-life obsession -

“Everybody knows me. As soon as people see me, they offer me different red things,” she said, adding that she would never accept a non-red gift, no matter its value.

Zorica had tombstones made for herself and her husband from a special red granite imported from India.

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There is no occasion where she won't wear red -

She got married in red. Her husband Zoran welcomed the color into his life when the two were wed.

Rebernik even goes to funerals dressed in red, instead of the traditional black.

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It's empowering for her -

She said that wearing shades like scarlet and vermilion gives her "the feeling of strength and power."

Every room in her home, just like every hair on her head, must be red.

Rebernik herself cannot explain her obsession, only that she listened to her body, and her body was apparently telling her "red."

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Interesting problems arise - One downfall of an entirely red wardrobe is that her husband doesn't notice when she wears something new. “I can’t tell the difference. Everything is the same,” he said.

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She's not alone - There are many other people like her in the world who have decided to dunk their entire lives in one color and one color only...

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"The Pink Lady" - Kitten Kay Sera earned the nickname of “The Pink Lady” because practically everything she owns is pink, including her beet root-dyed dog.

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She claims it isn't weird - But she admits she can't help the magnetic attraction she has to the color, which has lasted for over three decades.

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It's a significant investment - She said she has spent easily over US$1 million on pink items, and proudly calls herself the pinkest lady in the world.

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Celebrities have used her home for photo shoots - Fellow pink-lover Paris Hilton went to her home for a Moschino shoot, and Ruby Rose also visited for a Galore magazine shoot.

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"The Green Lady of Brooklyn" - For over two decades, artist Elizabeth Sweetheart has dressed head to toe in green, which to her is the happiest, most positive color in the world.

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She says it's not an obsession - "It just happened naturally," she said, adding that she does it to make people happy. "I say hello to anyone who talks to me and I love it. The young children love it.”

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"The Yellow Lady" - Ella London, a woman from Los Angeles, first got attached to the color about a decade ago, when she decided to use yellow as the theme at her wedding to honor her late father’s happy nature.

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It slowly took over her life - Bit by bit, she replaced broken things with yellow things, then changed her entire wardrobe, her house, and even painted her car.

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"Miss Sunshine" -

London's love of yellow is also a love of brightening people's days, and she believes that her monochromatic wardrobe makes her more approachable.

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"The Purple Lady" - Sandra Ramos is obsessed with the color purple, and lives in a purple hut in the woods of Ringwood, New Jersey.

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She feels the color is magical - The purple-haired lady said, “Children love it. They think it’s magical and it is," adding that the color also signifies royalty and power to her.

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She's in her 70s - She drives a purple car and lives in a purple hut in the woods, and she said outright, "I don't want anyone telling me I have to live by society's standards."

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"The Yellow Man of Aleppo" - On January 25, 1983, Abou Zakkour, a man from the war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo, decided to only wear yellow, and he hasn't stopped since.

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He welcomed it fully - Ever since that day, Zakkour has only worn yellow garments, including everything from his underwear and shoes to neckties and umbrellas.

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He believes yellow represents love - He chose to wear only yellow to bring about more love, and over the years people have stopped to talk and joke with him, which he has described as a kind of love.

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What does it all mean? - Researchers have long studied how various pigments influence human emotion and behavior, including our taste in food, our purchases, and even our happiness, which may explain some people's obsession with certain hues.

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Are you obsessed with a color? - Find out how certain colors can affect your mood!

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