For an intuitive effect you need to lean towards a feeling of the immediate, or the unexplainable "gut feeling.
"You need a sense of lightness, energy, and freedom.

• Hues that convey this feeling will be intense rather than dull, warm rather than cool, and mid-to-light value rather than dark.
  
• The majority of the colors to draw from are those that produce metabolic arousal like bright red, orange and yellow.
  These will not be hues at their most intense.
  They will be a little lighter than vivid hues for a fresher, tempered look.
  
• On the other hand, you need to avoid cool colors such as blue and purple because they calm the arousal.
  They evoke feelings of restfulness, meditation and contemplation--just the opposite of what you are after.
  
• Particular combinations of hues can heighten a sense of intuitive immediacy.
  To begin with, the colors need to appear like they were selected without much thought.
  
• You can accomplish this look by combining two or three of these bright analogous colors in an outfit, or fabric.
  Choose a seemingly unrelated color to the mix and your selection will seem all the more unplanned, or intuitive.
  Rather thanselect just any unrelated color, it would be better to select a color that is a complement, or almost a complement to the base colors.
  This color will be the only cool one in the mix.
  

Gestural freedom within the colors of the fabric design will aid the effect of intuition and immediacy.
It helps if the design looks like it was created without planning.
There should be plenty of acceptable colors within your own skin-tone-matching personal color palette for selections to create an Intuitive Effect.
You will want to use your own best colors for good results.