Fall/ Winter 2019-2020 Color Trends

Transcript

1. www.huma.pk
2. www.huma.pk This year’s winter has barely ended, and we’re already on to predicting the fall/ winter 2019-2020 color trends, based on what designers served to us at the New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks! The Pantone Color Institute has released their own apt color findings, although we’ve also identified a few colors by ourselves that we think will be all over the high streets come next autumn. The fall/ winter 2019 color trends are all over the map, with so much variety that we think every type of person will find something to love!
3. www.huma.pk For those who are sad to give up on the soft pinks of spring, don’t worry, the fall 2019 runway colors offer a romantic palette that is just as feminine but a touch punchier. This season we saw a few iterations on the color red, like deep Merlot and Biking Red, softer Crabapple and Cranberry, and ultra bright like Chili Pepper and Summer Fig.!
4. Frost Gray and Paloma were the grays in the winter 2020 color trends, often blended with Galaxy Blue, Evening Blue, and Bluestone for a truly frosty feel. Rutabaga, Crème de Pêche and Vanilla Custard were the soft off-whites that’ll keep the snow bunnies feeling airy this season. www.huma.pk
5. #1. Merlot Wine tones are perfect for the cooler season, as they add depth and richness to a look without clashing with the colder weather. For the fall/ winter 2019 color trends we have Merlot, a deep red with just a hint of brown that exudes a lot of class. www.huma.pk
6. #2. Peach Pink Whereas Living Coral is the it-color for 2019, peach pink represents its muted, fall/ winter variation; whereas the coral is described as “living”, this shade is resting a bit, hiding from the cold. It’s similar to Crabapple, but it is slightly lighter and warmer. One of the most reserved creations on the Versace runway was a long Peach Pink coat with golden buttons, worn over a colorful outfit of green trousers, a blue turtleneck, and a strappy bra. At Givenchy, a Peach Pink dress astounded us with its unique structure – a straight neckline, large, billowy shoulders, and a midi length made for a very unique silhouette. www.huma.pk
7. #3. Grapeade This muted mauve stands out in the fall/ winter 2019-2020 color trends as one of the unique purples we’ve seen on the runways. It’s an understated color that is not too dark or light and leans just slightly towards cool. It’s a wonderful accent to all of the blues that made it on the runways this season, but it could also be paired with the yellows and neutrals. This muted purple was combined with an ostentatious animal print at Kate Spade, showing that monochromatic tones and prints absolutely go together. The same shade was also used for an impossibly soft-looking wrapped satin button-up dress. www.huma.pk