[Idiom] what's "the right color"?

[japanjapan]

Dear Teachers,
I met a sentence today which describes a book. It says as follows:
After all the struggles with beautiful women, the right color, the CIA, foreign intelligence agencies and many other forces, they finally had a thorough and clear investigation.
so, What is the right color here? of course it doesn't refer to a kind of color like red, yellow, black, etc. then , what does it mean?
I am looking forward to your help. Thanks a million!
Yours
Japanjapan

 

[tedtmc]

Dear Teachers,
I met came across a sentence today which describes a book. It says as follows:
After all the struggles with beautiful women, the right color, the CIA, foreign intelligence agencies and many other forces (what forces?), they (who is they?) finally had a thorough and clear investigation.
so, What is the right color here? of course it doesn't refer to a kind of color like red, yellow, black, etc. then , what does it mean?
I am looking forward to your help. Thanks a million!
Yours
Japanjapan

The sentence does not make sense.

not a teacher

 

[Heterological]

"The right color" is not a well-known idiom or anything we could recognize out of context. Can you tell us a little more about the book?

 

[Ouisch]

We need more context to determine the exact meaning of the sentence, but in the context provided, I'd guess that they are referring to the "coloring" of a group of people. Perhaps they were looking for blue-eyed blonde women, or olive-skinned dark-haired men - some specific "look" for a photo shoot or TV commercial.