" Do you wear black?" - this is a question about usually/often. "Are you wearing black?" - this is a question about now/at the moment. - Do you often wear black? - Yes, I usually wear black. But today I am wearing brown.

As a panther, I'm permanently black. :P

Both are wrong. "Are you wearing black?" "Do you wear black?"

Neither is. Do you wear black? (black as an adjective) Are you in black?

Hi, Don't confuse the verbs "were" (past tense of 'to be') and "wear". The spelling and pronunciation are different. ;) "Do you wear black?" = do you wear black clothes? We know people "wear clothes", so using "wear" is enough, we can guess you mean clothes. "Are you wearing black?" Remember the "am/are/is + ...ing" pattern. You started the question with "are", so I'm waiting for the verb in "...ing" form. "Are you in black?" = are you dressed in black clothes? Also remember "cloth" is just the material, and "clothes" are what we wear (made from cloth). "Do you wear black cloth?" might mean I'm wearing a black sheet of cloth, instead of proper shirt and pants.