Reds, blues, and yellows take the spotlight as designers take color inspiration from the three primary colors. Using asymmetric details, harmonious hues, geometric prints, and chromatic values, these Custo Barcelona, ICB, Tome, and Carolina Herrera looks provide a new approach to a familiar palette.
Showing posts with label Tome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tome. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Primary Focus
Reds, blues, and yellows take the spotlight as designers take color inspiration from the three primary colors. Using asymmetric details, harmonious hues, geometric prints, and chromatic values, these Custo Barcelona, ICB, Tome, and Carolina Herrera looks provide a new approach to a familiar palette.
Monday, October 9, 2017
Spring Stripe Update
Stripes are all over the Spring 2018 runway as designers experiment with variation in color, line weight, dynamic movement and direction.
Tome and Escada show how you can use white to break up bold colors with contrasting horizontal stripes. Tome's combination of fine and bold lines in primary colors creates a whimsical take on traditional stripes. Escada's mix of vivid florals on black and white stripes creates a statement that will brighten up your day!
Taking stripes in another vibrant direction are Nanette Lepore, Tomas Maier, and Self Portrait, who use analogous colors to create dimension by varying the direction of stripes. Sticking to a smaller range of color, the focal point on the stripes allows your eye to go with the flow.
Adding an air of cool simplicity, Audra and Whit use soft earth tones as the palette for stripes. By mixing the direction and experimenting with analogous colors, they show how stripes can be dressed up or down.
Tome and Escada show how you can use white to break up bold colors with contrasting horizontal stripes. Tome's combination of fine and bold lines in primary colors creates a whimsical take on traditional stripes. Escada's mix of vivid florals on black and white stripes creates a statement that will brighten up your day!
Taking stripes in another vibrant direction are Nanette Lepore, Tomas Maier, and Self Portrait, who use analogous colors to create dimension by varying the direction of stripes. Sticking to a smaller range of color, the focal point on the stripes allows your eye to go with the flow.
Adding an air of cool simplicity, Audra and Whit use soft earth tones as the palette for stripes. By mixing the direction and experimenting with analogous colors, they show how stripes can be dressed up or down.
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