Fashion palette and how to create it.
Colors play a big role in life. In nature, some animal or plant colors may warn of danger or increase the chances of survival and reproduction. Human life is also largely dependent on the surrounding colors.
Each color has its own meaning. Each of them affects the emotional background of a person, can cast both good and bad associations. There are many shades and tones in the color schemes. There are specialists and entire companies that analyze them and experiment with combinations of various shades.
Recently, in the fashion industry, in publishing houses, designers have the concept of" color of the year "or"trend colors". But who dictates to the world the best shades and combinations?
Pantone Institute is a company that has successfully existed on the market for more than half a century. We are all familiar with Pantone from computer programs, photo editing applications: this name sounds wherever you can encounter a palette of shades and tones.
Pantone Color Institut is a company that brings together experts who are well versed in colors and conduct an annual wide-ranging analysis. They study the behavior of people, their habits, new trends in art, music and creativity. After a thorough and in-depth analysis, the Institute announces its choice of color, for example, last year a bright shade of purple – ultraviolet-was called a trend color.
The reason for such a respectful attitude of large fashion design industries and well – known publishers to Pantone is simple-the company not only created a color palette, but also gave each shade its own number and name, that is, classified.
When creating a design, this solution makes it easier to find the right color.
Also, this Institute periodically publishes options for different color combinations and forms the right taste in designers and people who work in these areas.
In the color world there are only three basic colors: blue, red and yellow. They are considered the main for one reason: no color combinations, mixing in different proportions will not be able to form the above colors.
Such a thing as basic colors in the wardrobe, design or interior is a kind of color Foundation.
Basically it is black and white colors: the first is often used to emphasize the solidity, rigor and seriousness, and the second color is considered festive.
Also basic can be considered a grey, blue, brown and beige: such paint much more successfully create tandem with other shades of.
Every year the Institute of paints issues top ten actual color solutions, for example, for the winter season of this year the following colors were chosen.
Green quezal. It is a deep shade of green, fairly dark, mixed with blue (where blue, in proportions, takes the lion's share combinations). Quezal is the name of a Panamanian bird whose plumage color corresponds to the palette. The color combines the depth of the ocean and green leaves.
Red pear. Color associated with luxury, deep Burgundy shade of red palette.
Heroic Mac. Bright shade of red palette is able to give a cold winter cold warmth. At the same time it looks a little defiant and emphasizes sensuality. Perfect for bright personalities who lack a riot of colors in the cold.
Red orange. It's about warm sunshine and orange blossom.
Crocus petal. This is a very interesting shade of purple palette: it is both warm and pale. By the way, the use of this delicate sensual color will look great in accessories. In addition to warm outerwear, you can consider bags and scarves of this shade.
Misty blue. Alluring colour that is associated with motivation, is able to give feminine touch of masculinity and power.
Ceylon yellow. As promised by the Institute of Pantone, winter this year was full of a riot of bright colors, Ceylon yellow-one of such bright colors.
Limelight. Acid-yellow shade is able to bring sophistication and flavor to the monolook. It goes very well with other color trends.
Olive. This color is considered noble and perfect for classic images.
Ultraviolet. Deep color, fascinating for its softness, continues to be popular this year — many famous design houses continue to use it in their fashion shows.