Celtic Heroes

^^Its two different things, its not the color of the item's frame, we're talking about the fashion clothes' color. In almost every game items can be divided by colors, games like WoW and Neverwinter and such are usually divided in that way : white - common, green - uncommon, blue - rare, purple - epic, orange - legendary (or mythic).

yes true that, but those 2 games have no fashion and the gear is the only fashion. the rarest is yellow in one of them and the other is red. and they look damn nice even better than fashion. so they're kinda fashion (:

They should just have all the colors and there are different rarities to those colors.
For example, white, black, blue, red, orange and whatnot are worth the same to appease the poor few. However, there is a different tier to them in which people can get a rarer black, blue, red, orange and etc.

+1 ^^^ All colours should have the same value but some tiers are higher then others ex: red, sparkling red, glowing red and then radiant red, not sure about the particle effects as some may not like them but something like that, then every can have whatever colour they want.

I agree, all colors should be equally lIkely to drop however "rarity" should be defined by effects on the items. Instead of putting effort into re-coloring fashion, put it into creating awesome particle effects!

I'm not much of a collector of fashion, but why is Red fashion always the most common and White the most rare?

Color rarity and preference is quite subjective. Also the random element in chests also doesn't mean that white is going to be the most rare, so why bother putting a rarity property on fashion items?

Yes I see what you mean. If it says Rare in description it doesn't make item rare. When people trade me and say wana buy this rare item. I will tell him that I have seen 10 and more people with same and that moment it losses the price to me

I agree that the order of colour rarity shouldnt always be the same