What colors are in right now
20 color trends for 2023 that should be on your design radar |
Color trends for 2023 are all about how color can make you feel. It's about using positive and uplifting tones that impact your mood every time you walk into a new room. Get brave with wall paint, take chances with statement pieces of furniture, and don't hold back. 2023 is your time to unleash your personality on your interiors. 'It's time for neutral interiors to take a backseat.' ays Tulsa-based interior designer, Justice Quinn. 'Bold colors and prints need to express themselves and 2023 is the year for it.'
At the same time, we are also seeing a spectrum of new neutrals take to the fore - think earthy browns, mushroom grey tones and beige in all its hues. 'There is something inherently human in the colors that we are attracted to now,' says Joa Studholme, Farrow & Ball’s color curator, reflecting on the upward trend in earthy neutrals. Read on for our pick of the colors that will be bucking interior design trends for the year ahead.
The biggest color trends for 2023
1. Pistachio
(Image credit: Katherine Lu. Design: Carter Williamson)
Pistachio is packing a punch at the moment, with the trend for deep, forest greens moving paler into delicate sage greens and this gentle tone of pistachio. Its retro connotations make it a happy and positive shade, and strips this green of any coldness. 'We have seen a movement to green within recent years. Dark green has been the star of the show, but a further transition to softer, gentle greens like pistachio will be the next evolution of this trend,' says paint expert of British paint company, Little Greene , Ruth Mottershead. 'Pistachio provides soft sophistication - it contains complex pigmentation, significantly more than just blue and yellow, adding to its allure.'
We love the color as it is used here by Carter Williamson Architects , perfect in the bedroom, bringing softness and serenity to the space, and warmed up with a classic pink and green combination.
2. Mushroom grey
(Image credit: Broste Copenhagen)
Keep your eyes peeled for mushroom grey making waves in 2023. A warmer counterpart to traditional grey, with warm undertones, it's one of the colors that's trending, with its roots in nature.
'2023 will be the year of the earth-tones,' says Romina Tina Fontana, principal at Quebec-based interior design firm, Fontana & Company . 'In particular, look for mushroom grey to dominate. The movement towards organic hues reflects a collective yearning for calm, quiet and cozy environments. In particular, an earth-tone living room can soothe the soul unlike anything else.'
Stirabout by Farrow & Ball
One of Farrow & Ball's 11 new shades for 2022, Stirabout has a mushroom feel to it. Inspired by the porridge the color of a homely bowl of nurturing porridge, Stirabout is an earthy tone with just a hint of grey.
3. Rust
(Image credit: Nicolas Schimp.
Design: Labscape Studio)
We love rust for its combination of earthiness and decadence, harking back to the dominance of jewel-tone colors we saw trending last year. 'Rust red has the values of three colors put together, the strength of red, the stability of brown, and the energy of orange, is capable to softens the space making it cozy and welcoming.' says Tecla Tangora of Labscape Architecture and Design , the firm behind this project where a rust colored curtain cuts through what otherwise would be a simple and minimalist living room. The result is a warm living room that is beckoning and inviting.
4. Silver and gold
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Look to materials as well as paint to bring color into your home, and embrace the opulence brought by a touch of silver and gold. Look to brass or nickel accessories, glass light fixtures or even stainless steel in the kitchen. With a natural sheen, these materials can reflect and augment other colors in the room and add that touch of luxury that we're looking for in our lives.
5. Jade
(Image credit: Bert and May)
Touches of this jewel tone are popping up in interiors across the world. Pale blues and greens inspired by the natural color of the gem itself are increasingly popular and can be applied to both tranquil and striking aesthetics depending on how it is used.
'Jade works well as the lead color in a modern bedroom or bathroom,' comments Ruth Webber, the Creative Director at Bert & May . 'It has an air of coastal chic and pairs well with neutrals and terracotta for an understated scheme.'
6. Honeyed tones
(Image credit: Bert and May)
'We have noticed a growing popularity for muted, pastel colors,' states Clara Ewart, interior designer, and Head of Design at Kitesgrove. 'Soft pastels are versatile and easy to incorporate in a myriad of schemes. Earthy yellow and orange tones are not only easy to style but feel incredibly current.'
Injecting small pops of the color initially can help build confidence before adding it to the wall.
In modern bathrooms and kitchens, matching tonal shades on the tiles and walls brings cohesion to the space.
7. Lavender
(Image credit: Mylands)
Our love for purple is back again, with paint brand Mylands claiming that searches for lilac is up by 33 percent on its website, not to mention WGSN’s prediction of Digital Lavender being the color of the year for 2023.
Seen across fashion and interiors, shades of purple have previously been associated with wealth and royalty and, while many might associate it with a traditional interior scheme, designers are incorporating it into fresh, contemporary aesthetics bringing a new dynamic to the color.
8. Magenta pink
(Image credit: Covet House)
Some are calling it ‘Barbiecore’, but hot pinks have been working their way back into homes for a while, with our love for maximalist interiors increasing and social media instilling confidence into homeowners to experiment more with their color choices.
This slow increase in interest culminated in Pantone's Color of the Year going to bright magenta.
This shade makes a strong statement when used as the main color in a room, but if you aren’t sure about using it on the walls, try it on smaller areas such as woodwork, kitchen cabinetry or even a front door to introduce characterful color without dominating the space. In terms of accessories and decor, go for a sofa cushion in the color or a bright bedspread to add a little intrigue to a room.
9. Green and orange combined
(Image credit: Colors of Arley)
Green has been a firm favorite in the home for several years, however, there are certain shades which are increasing in popularity such as pine, pistachio, and all the colors that go with sage greens. While green works well on its own, pairing it with orange is bringing interior schemes to life and adding a playfully retro feel to the space.
As seen in this kitchen, with fabrics by Colors of Arley , this color combination injects energy and brings fun, happiness and vitality to the home.
'Don’t forget to refer to the 60-30-10 rule when you’re decorating to ensure you achieve balance,' advises Louisa Tratalos, the founder of Colors of Arley. 'For example, opt for 60% of the room in green, 30% in your chosen orange and 10% in an accent, such as a soft cream to allow the main colors to do the talking.'
10. Warm beige
(Image credit: Lick x Soho Home)
Our love for neutrals has returned, especially in bedroom trends, as it helps create a restful ambiance and a sanctuary to escape in. Warm and earthy creams work well paired with soft terracotta or deep red tones, adding depth to the room.
Remember, with neutral schemes, layers of texture bring tactility and interest to create a distinguished feel within the space.
11. Dark chocolate brown
(Image credit: Edward Bulmer)
Yes, brown is back. And it’s looking better than ever! With brown often perceived as drab or boring, designers and stylists are helping us to view the color in a new light.
Bringing an earthy, yet sophisticated, tone to any interior, brown living rooms are full of drama.
“Being polychromatic, brown goes with everything but in deeper hues it is particularly good at flattering beautiful, well-drawn patterns. I would even suggest that more people will find how useful brown is as a wall paint in support of clever colors in the artworks and furnishings,” says Edward Bulmer when discussing the brands own color, London Brown . “It puts everything else in a good light. It is strong and warm but somehow respectful to other colors regardless of weight or shade. I love its sophistication and I feel it might just be time for deep browns to enjoy a well-deserved resurgence!”
12. Deep red
(Image credit: Graphenstone)
Deep, earthy reds are having a revival thanks to the intensity of hues from paint experts such as Graphenstone . A brand new color for the brand, the Carnelian shade by Graphenstone has an opulence which elevates any interior and works exceptionally well with period features and detailing.
Paired here with two different colors: Old Lilac for a soothing and comforting atmosphere or Cerulean Blue for a bolder, vivid, and striking statement. When combined with complementing colors, reds such as this work well in a variety of spaces and rooms.
13. Paprika
(Image credit: Paint and Paper Library)
The terracotta trend morphs into paprika, and we are glad it’s here to stay. This year, think of vibrant versions of the color to really make your home stand out.
Blending different shades of paprika together creates a beautifully tonal look and, when set against neutral fabrics and linens, it comes together in a cohesive, sophisticated aesthetic. Caravan 453 by Paint & Paper Library is a gorgeous option for this style and brings the room to life.
14. Sunlit Yellows with Black Accents
(Image credit: Little Greene)
With yellows firmly on trend for 2023, pairing brighter tones of the color with black accents in a monochromatic style is a great way to embrace the look.
Colors such as yellow are helping to bring joy and happiness into the heart of the home. Matt black fixtures, fittings and furniture allows the color to pop, as shown here with Giallo 337 by Little Greene .
15. Warm summery tones
(Image credit: Annie Sloan)
There has been a rise in uplifting shades this year (unsurprisingly). Yellows, tangerines, pale purples and baby pinks, which once may have sounded a bit saccharine are all seeping into interiors in a very sophisticated, grown-up way. In their more muted forms there are in fact surprisingly liveable shades even when used on four walls.
'There are several colors that stand out to me, when I think of upcoming trends for 2022, and these include pinks, oranges, lavenders, purples, and greens.' says designer and master of color Yinka Ilori . 'Many of us have struggled to experience a proper summer, or to go on holiday this year, so people are tending to opt for richer tones that inject positivity and warmth into their homes - bringing that summer feeling inside.
As an artist, I’ve always loved color and I’m glad to see how people are using it more and more to enrich their home environments.'
16. Rich blues
(Image credit: Soho Management London Ltd)
Blue comes into color trends every year, just taking a slightly different form. It's such a grounding, a familiar color that there's so surprise we are drawn to it year after year, and this year it's deep blues that are looking to be the most on-trend. And it's about really embracing the darker shades, not just bringing it into a neutral space with furniture, or a feature wall but going all over with an inky shade to create a dramatic and cocooning room.
'The boldness and warmth found in blue will continue to be prominent in our homes. Darker colors form a much better background for paintings and artworks than white, which art galleries and museums have discovered.' says Martin Waller, Founder of Andrew Martin . 'Having painted a room blue, it may take time to accustom yourself to the look.
You're likely to be horrified. People find it difficult to cope with change. Leave it for a week and your feelings will alter. I suspect you won't hate it and if you do, repainting isn't that difficult. If you are still hesitant, start your transformation in a cloakroom or small bedroom, since richer colors work well in such spaces, despite the accepted wisdom that white paint makes a room seem larger.'
17. Deep jewel shades
(Image credit: Little Greene)
Dark and stormy is still up there when it comes to color trends. This time used
on staircases, feature windows or woodwork to bring elegant definition to a space. A deep plum or black with a red undertone makes for a warmer and more striking alternative to the popular deep charcoal greys and blue-blacks. It adds warmth to cooler palettes, and pairs beautifully with pink and nude tones.
18. Baby pinks paired with teal greens
Kitchen by deVOL
(Image credit: deVOL)
The unusual color pairing that is hot pink and forest green is unmissable seen everywhere right now across walls, homeware and even daringly kitchens like this viral kitchen combination.
Green and pink are complementary colors as they sit opposite each other on the traditional color wheel and enhance each other and are far less contrasting than green and red.
Find more colors that go with pink in our expert color pairing guide.
19. Neutral stone hues
(Image credit: Future/ Jake Curtis / Alyce Taylor)
'The neutral trend continues subtly away from cold greys and traditional creams, towards warmer neutral stone tones. This trend is all about creating warm cocooning spaces that feel intimate, inviting and familiar with consumers embracing warmer, more natural colors.' explains Ruth Mottershead, Creative Director at Little Greene.
'Earthy, stonier tones alongside soft welcoming greens are becoming increasingly popular, providing a restful alternative to cooler choices. These gentle neutrals can be used in all areas of the home adding warmth as well as a sophisticated, complementary canvas for fabrics, wallcoverings, and furnishings from all genres.
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20. Bold hued furniture
(Image credit: Future / Damien Russel)
If bright colors spark joy for you - but going bold on the walls feels too much - choose strong colors on furniture pieces instead. This is a really easy way to create impact without color overpowering the space.
A color that we love right now, and is back a sure comeback this year, is a primary red. It's bright but the clean notes in the red makes it feel vintage and therefore timeless amongst modern interiors.
The 3 Trendiest Colors to Wear in Fashion Right Now
Whether you're someone whose motto regarding trends is of the "go big or go home" variety or, like me, you prefer more of a light sprinkle of trendy pieces in your otherwise classic wardrobe, there's always a good reason to pay attention to It colors. For those in the first category, the reasoning is more obvious. They can invest in the craze both by buying trendy pieces in an equally trendy color—see the boots on slide five—or go for a monochrome look, highlighting the shade in question to the full effect.
For those in the latter camp, color trends are still worth considering because you can breathe new life into an outfit by simply swapping a piece you'd normally wear (such as a cardigan, handbag, or heeled sandal) for the same style of item in an of-the-moment hue. This way, you're making your go-to look feel both trendy and timeless at once, without sacrificing your sense of style.
Now that you may or may not be intrigued, I implore you to keep scrolling for the three colors I've been seeing everywhere lately. From bubblegum pink to moss green to chocolate brown, see how some of our favorite fashion people are styling them below and, of course, shop my picks for each shade along the way.
1. Bubblegum Pink
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@emilisindlev
You know it when you see it, and even though it's particularly trendy right now, this is one of those colors you'll never want to purge from your wardrobe because it's always relevant.
2. Moss Green
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@anna__laplaca
Ever since I saw this set on Anna it's like this mossy shade of green has been following me everywhere I look. Of course, I'm not mad at it, as it happens to be one of my favorite colors.
3.
Chocolate Brown
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@basicstouch
This rich shade of chocolate brown has been all over my feed and, subsequently, all over my wish lists lately. As someone who tends to wear all black, I'm thinking I might have to switch over to all brown for the foreseeable future.
What colors are in fashion in 2023 to create stylish looks
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Professionals are working on creating a trendy palette.
They are based on the processes, moods and trends taking place in society. Fashion houses Max Mara, Valentino and shopper Natalia Repossi explained what colors will be relevant in 2023 and what shades to prefer in clothes, decorative cosmetics, hair color and manicure.
Trendy colors in clothes, shoes, accessories
What colors are in fashion in 2023? For more than 20 years, experts from the Pantone Color Institute have been collaborating with fashion houses to set trends in colors and shades. Professional shopper Natalia Repossi claims that every year Pantone presents 2 color palettes - for the autumn-winter and spring-summer seasons. The traditional fall-winter 2022-2023 color forecast includes the following tones:
- deep red Lava Falls;
- Samoan Sun Yellow and Orange Tiger Bright Orange;
- Rose Violet and Soft Pink Nosegay;
- Amazon Emerald Green, Muted Martini Olive Green, and Calm Loden Frost Green;
- unusual turquoise Waterspout;
- Caramel Café brown;
- Midnight and Polar Night navy;
- Arctic Wolf milky white;
- Cream Autumn Blonde;
- cool gray Chiseled Stone.
The Spring/Summer 2023 fashion palette celebrates the freedom and excitement of the new. It has practicality and simplicity, as well as vivacity and a sense of play. Here are the main shades of the warm season:
- Bright: fiery scarlet Fiery Red, a shade of fuchsia Beetroot Purple, juicy orange Tangelo, joy yellow Empire Yellow, life-giving Classic Green and acid green Love Bird.
- Delicate pastels and muted shades: Peach Pink, romantic Crystal Rose, the versatile Blue Perennial and the pure Summer Song.
- The classic palette includes 5 basic neutrals: Skylight Aqua, Gray Lilac, Leek Green, Soft Vanilla Cream and Macchiato Light Brown.
What colors are in fashion in clothes in 2023? Fashion shows by cult designers and brands featured these trendy colors and shades:
- Achromats - black, white, grey.
The most popular trick is to use things of the same color to create an integral image. - Yellow and orange. Catchy orange and sunny pullovers, dresses and accessories inspire energy and optimism.
- Red. The Total Red look is a stylish trick that can be a great alternative to a black evening and a bright idea for a casual outfit.
- Bright pink and fuchsia. The bright pink French fashion house Valentino is especially honored as a symbol of feminine energy.
- Green. Green color adds brightness to any outfit. Tommy Hilfiger created beautiful outfits in a juicy shade - trousers, cardigans, dresses and shoes.
- Beige, brown and camel shades. These noble neutral shades are often used in the creation of outerwear (down jackets, coats, quilted jackets). Beige-brown sweaters, leather trousers and dresses also look beautiful.
Shoes choose natural or rich shades. The most popular colors are black, brown, white, green. Accessories should complement and shade or contrast with the color of things.
Trendy shades in make-up, manicure, hair colors
The importance of choosing trendy shades can hardly be overestimated. Consider the main trendy shades in makeup, manicure and hair coloring.
Make-up
Skillfully selected make-up emphasizes the dignity, makes the face fresh and expressive. In 2023, pay attention to the following shades when choosing decorative cosmetics:
- Violet and lilac shades. Apply bright shadows on the upper eyelids or create delicate feathered eyeliners in dark purple, like Jennie from BLACKPINK.
- Beige-brown range. Glitter accents will help to complement discreet makeup.
- Silver. Glitter silver shadows are a winter 2023 trend, as Kylie Jenner's makeup proves.
- Green. Choose shades of all shades of green, including acid colors. Combine rich green shades with nude makeup.
- Berry shades of lipstick (burgundy, ripe cherry, raspberry).
The combination of contrasting shades in one make-up is a bold trend trick. Mix orange and pink, yellow and green for a spectacular and fun look.
Eye shadow palette of fashionable shades: PexelsManicure
Professionals have selected colors for fashionable manicure. Here are some fresh ideas:
- Pink. Pink color looks beautiful in a monochrome coating or in nail art. Dua Lipa chose pink as her base color and completed the manicure with sparkles and chrome stars.
- Red manicure. Selena Gomez showed the most fashionable shade of nail polish for winter 2023 - classic red.
- Dark neutrals - brown, blue, emerald.
Nail design can be very different. A monophonic coating and a contrasting combination of colors, unusual prints and patterns are in fashion.
Fashion shades for hair coloring
Choosing a shade of hair is a responsible and complex process. In the new season, choose these trendy colors:
- Chocolate brownie.
According to Elle Girl, this shade is a fusion of deep chocolate tones and sun highlights on the curls. This beautiful hair color suits brunettes, brown-haired women and other dark-haired girls. - Pumpkin latte. This is a delicate orange-beige shade with tints of gold. Suitable color for dyeing red, blond and blond hair.
- Honey blonde. This warm light shade was chosen by Ariana Grande and did not fail: the color makes the look fresh.
If you want to try unusual coloring, choose shades of green, purple, red. The trendy orange and bright pink color looks beautiful on dark curls.
Every fashionista wants to be aware of fashion trends in color palette. In the new fashion season, choose bright (green, purple, red), pastel (gray-lilac, pale pink) or natural shades both in clothes and in makeup and nail polish.
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Author: Olga RazukhinaAnalysis of fashionable colors for the autumn-winter 2022-2023 season from the stylist
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Ekaterina Malyarova
Contents
- 1 Fashion Palette New York Fall-Winter 2022-2023
- 1.1 PANTONE 18-1552 Lava Falls
- 1.2 PANTONE 14-0851 Samoan Sun
- 1.3 PANTONE 16-1358 Orange Tiger
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- 1.5 Pantone 18-6024 Amazon (Amazon)
- 1.6 Pantone 14-2806 NoseGay (Bouquet)
- 1.7 Pantone 14-4618 WATERSPOUT (Water Tornado) ,9000 1.8 Pantone 18-1148 Caramel Café (Karamnaya Caramel)
- 1.9 PANTONE 19-4127 Midnight 9PANTONE 12-0602 Arctic Wolf blonde)
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3 PANTONE 19-4105 Polar Night (Polar night) - 2.4 PANTONE 17-0210 Loden Frost (Loden frost)
- 2.5 PANTONE 16-3917 Chiseled Stone (Turned stone)
- 9 Fashion palette London -winter 2022-2023
- 4 Conclusion
Every year special agencies and companies analyze consumer behavior and predict which fashion trends will become popular. Stylists, designers and fashion designers are guided by these forecasts, and on their basis they create something that in the future will respond to the audience's request to the maximum.
Pantone Color Institute, the world leader in color and color, presented its vision of color trends for the autumn-winter 2022-2023 season. Using Pantone's own color system, we have identified shades that will become popular all over the world. Let's get to know these colors soon!
Fashion palette New York fall-winter 2022-2023
Traditionally, two palettes were presented - New York and London, each of which consists of ten bright trendy shades and five basic ones.
According to Pantone, New York's palette reflects our conflicting aspirations as we continue to move forward in today's unpredictable world.
People always need a positive attitude and confidence in the future. This is especially true in these difficult times. Emotion will be a key driving force in marketing, and color will provide an uplifting and hopeful feeling.
“As we move forward in an environment filled with controversy, the fall-winter season palette allows consumers to seamlessly move between a range of contrasting hues and spontaneously express their inner moods that change every day.” , said Leatrice Iceman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute.
Let's see what these shades are.
PANTONE 18-1552 Lava Falls
Leading the fashion palette is Lava Falls. Since ancient times, red has been the color of enthusiasm and energy. That is why it is intuitively chosen by those who have an active life position.
Lava Falls is a warm shade of red with a subtle yellow-orange undertone. It's not overly flashy, but rather slightly subdued, which makes Lava Falls a pleasure to look at.
On the catwalks, this shade most often appeared in evening dresses, trouser suits and long coats. Please note: fashion trends are now gravitating towards the classics, so do not experiment too much - choose clothes in the Lava Falls shade with a minimum of provocative details. 9PANTONE for the next season, experts consider yellow, and more specifically, its shade of Samoan Sun (Samoan Sun). It will play a key role in the fall-winter 2022-2023 season, adding a sense of vivacity and warmth.
Samoan Sun is associated with the warm colors of exotic fruits, but more delicate, such as banana peel. Samoan Sun is meant to remind us of our connection with nature, the quality of natural products and the preservation of agriculture for future generations.
Samoan Sun appears in the autumn-winter collections of designers both in elegant evening dresses and in everyday wardrobe: coats, down jackets, suits and knitwear.
Also, this positive connotation will be used in household products, personal care products, etc.
Givenchy, Proenza Schouler, Max Mara FW 2022-2023
Eudon Choi, Michael Kors Collection, Jil Sander FW 2022-2023
PANTONE 16-1358 Orange Tiger
Pantone experts rely on bright shades that will definitely brighten up gloomy autumn days. Orange combines the temperaments of yellow and red, which, when combined with each other, remove sharp corners and edges, and add versatility and accessibility.
So, I present to you the shade Orange Tiger (Orange Tiger). In many ways, its presence in the palette is explained as a tribute to the symbol of 2022 - the Tiger. The energy of this fashionable shade is felt almost on the physical level, it truly has a touch of audacity and fearless energy of a striped predator.
Just like the Lava Falls, the Orange Tiger will be indispensable for creating stylish total looks. Moreover, even in winter, they will look appropriate, uplifting and helping to tune in to a creative wave.
Nehera, Dolce & Gabbana, Michael Kors Collection FW 2022-2023
Ester Manas, Victor Glemaud, Bibhu Mohapatra FW 2022-2023
PANTONE 17-2624 Rose Violet
Pantone's pink palette includes a shade that deserves special attention - Rose Violet (Pink-Purple). If you look closely, he is like the twin brother of Fuchsia, just as bright and saturated.The off-season Rose Violet blends perfectly with the gems that nature gives us. The inspiration for its creation was the exotic flora, its long flowering and its special aroma.
Rose Violet excels on shiny, metallic and reflective surfaces, as well as beauty products, digital marketing, social media and consumer engagement.
Rose Violet should be used to create contrast and dynamics. It will become a bright key element of the autumn-winter season and will be essential for decor. This shade is a favorite for creating hedonistic looks, especially when using metallic textures.
Very intense, bold and uncompromising - in autumn and winter, Rose Violet performs almost exclusively as a soloist, in contrast to the summer collections, where it was combined with other colors.
It is found mainly in the company of business suits, outerwear and glamorous evening dresses.
Jason Wu Collection, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada FW 2022-2023
Huishan Zhang, Lanvin, Undercover FW 2022-2023
PANTONE 18-6024 Amazon
Those who miss the greenery in the autumn-winter period will be pleased to see the beautiful shade of Amazon (Amazon) in the trend palette.
Amazon is a rich, deep shade of green that remains popular no matter the season. It has a very good visual effect, reminiscent of the color of the fertile forests of the Amazon, full of life and energy.
Juicy natural Amazon is the most relevant right now, as consumers strive to balance their mental and physical health. In addition, it has been proven that people dressed in green clothes look fresh and youthful.
With its enduring appeal, this shade can be used in many areas. The balancing nature of Amazon also makes it an ideal color for makeup, beauty and wellness products.
Elie Saab, Zimmermann, Burberry Fall/Winter 2022-2023
Luisa Spagnoli, Jason Wu Collection, Windsor Fall/Winter 2022-2023
PANTONE 14-2806 Nosegay (Bouquet)
Nosegay (Nosegay) Nosegay (Nosegay) shade for the autumn-winter season, as it is more associated with spring and summer. Despite this, in the fashion palette, he takes pride of place. In recent years, pink has become popular in the fashion industry, and Nosegay represents people's hope for the world and symbolizes the meaning of a new life.In essence, Nosegay is a soft, delicate and touching pink, which, at a glance, envelops it with a light floral aroma. Therefore, according to forecasts, it will become a win-win choice for romantic natures. But designers recommend breaking stereotypes and using this shade of pink even for business looks.
St. John, Emporio Armani, Mach&Mach F/W 2022-2023
Burberry, Emilia Wickstead, Carolina Herrera F/W 2022-2023
PANTONE 14-4618 Waterspout
Waterspout has become a very influential color trend for the fall-winter 2022-2023 season.
A vibrant shade reminiscent of turquoise that can be easily used in everything from eyeliner to interior design.
A mixture of blue and green, Waterspout evokes the beauty of the ocean. Waterspout has invigorating, cooling and soothing properties. He looks optimistic and life-affirming, youthful and sporty.
Waterspout is a shade that inspires communication and creativity and is a great stress reliever.
Coperni, Tia Adeola, Staud Fall/Winter 2022-2023
Roksanda, Givenchy, Tom Ford Fall/Winter 2022-2023
PANTONE 18-1148 Caramel Café
- which is the color brown,
widely used in clothing. Many women believe that he is too conservative, and can even age, add age. In fact, if you choose the right shade, brown can reflect a soft temperament and lightness. These are the qualities that Caramel Café possesses from the fashion palette of the season.
A little sweeter than regular coffee and therefore a little lighter than the other coffee tones of this season, Caramel Café is a subtle, delicious and delicious brown that seduces.
The use of multiple layers and materials of different texture enhances this effect. Cashmere, wool, leather and knitwear in Caramel Café are simply stunning.
Zimmermann, no. 21, Fendi FW 2022-2023
Max Mara, Victor Glemaud, Toga FW 2022-2023
PANTONE 19-4127 Midnight
Sometimes it seems like when the rest of the world is asleep, the most interesting things start to happen. Midnight, one of Pantone's fall/winter 2022-2023 color trends, is described as "a hypnotic blue reminiscent of the evening sky."
Midnight is a fresh alternative to navy blue that adds a bit of dynamism to what is still largely considered a base shade. Midnight - artistic, watercolor, it looks like the blue of the fog, blue with gray notes, a bit retro. Its calming properties best convey the melancholy atmosphere of autumn. Mysterious, with a share of mysticism, the Midnight shade will look interesting on textured materials (velvet, suede, fur).
Hermès, Tory Burch, Christian Siriano FW 2022-2023
Supriya Lele, Badgley Mischka, Akris FW 2022-2023
PANTONE 18-0625 Martini Olive
more Olive Martini 9002 9002 more one shade of green in the autumn-winter palette, although more versatile than the Amazon.
Martini Olive fascinates with its versatility. It is a combination of rich and varied tones, it seems like it has a herbarium scent, the deep beauty of autumn foliage, the soft color of the essence after pressing the herb, and much more.
A conservative olive green with low saturation can be called the color of restrained temperament and aristocratic luxury. A bit of a gray undertone in it is soothing, relaxing and brings a comfortable and differentiated retro feel to the look.
This plays on the craving of society for reliability and stability. And given the resurgence of all things old school and military style, the name of this trendy shade alone will win over a lot of fans.
Proenza Schouler, Marcel Ostertag, Gucci fall-winter 2022-2023
Etro, Prada, Tory Burch Fall/Winter 2022-2023
Base Palette Fall/Winter 2022-2023
Experts predict that this fall and winter, consumers will pay attention to soothing, natural tones. Each of the five key colors chosen by Pantone has a timeless appeal - it's nature's rebirth and its precious treasures.
PANTONE 12-0602 Arctic Wolf
While on the hunt, Arctic Wolf embraced the "Scandinavian fashionista" aesthetic that has been trending all over social media for the past couple of years. Tactile white with a soft creamy undertone is a great alternative to pastels and the ubiquitous nude shades that many might already be bored with.
Arctic Wolf is thin and delicate, but still original. He loves the company of clothes with a simple and concise cut: cocoon coats, minimalist jackets and A-line skirts. Looks no less impressive on knitted sets. PANTONE 12-0813 Autumn Blonde It is reminiscent of the best things of the fall/winter season, such as swirling steam from a freshly baked cake, barely toasted marshmallows, and foam on the surface of a latte.
A woman in the Autumn Blonde style is delicate and refined, she does not hide her attractiveness behind oversized silhouettes, but emphasizes it with smooth lines of fitted styles.
Lanvin, Versace, Victor Glemaud Fall/Winter 2022-2023
PANTONE 19-4105 Polar Night
Inspired by the cosmos, the blue-black shade of Polar Night reveals new horizons.
Deep and mysterious, it makes you fall in love with yourself. No wonder many designers actively used it in the autumn-winter 2022-2023 season, demonstrating outerwear, evening dresses and business suits in the Polar Night shade on the catwalks.
Zimmermann, Tory Burch, Supriya Lele Fall/Winter 2022-2023
PANTONE 17-0210 Loden Frost
Loden is a dense, short-pile wool fabric that has proven to be uniquely warm. Just what you need for the cold autumn-winter season, right?
Loden Frost may not seem like a typical fall/winter palette, but consider a hot cup of matcha green tea for a soothing and rejuvenating touch.
This shade also resembles frost on the leaves
Consider the images from the catwalks:
Victoria Beckham, Hermès, Ester Manas fall-winter 2022-2023
PANTONE 16-3917 Chiseled Stone (Turned stone)
Like In the case of the weather, there should always be a little gray in the palette. “Grey builds confidence,” say the stylists.
This neutral color makes you feel more confident. Cool and cool Chiseled Stone is a smoky grey. There is a certain level of comfort in familiar shades like Chiseled Stone. He demonstrates a quiet silent strength, which is sometimes so lacking in the inhabitants of bustling metropolitan areas.
Christian Dior, Michael Kors Collection, Victoria Beckham Fall/Winter 2022-2023
London Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Fashion Palette
London Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Palette supports our need for care and tactility as well as in a calm and restorative space, satisfying our desire for comfort. At the same time, it illustrates our need to break free from limitations and embrace the joy of life with super-bright hues that express energy that boosts vitality and optimism.
“Looking to the future, we see two paths that, although quite different, are inevitably interconnected.
This intense dichotomy is evident in our color choices for Fall/Winter 2022-2023, where we see bold and daring colors served with exaggerated accents that reflect our desire to embrace life with full vigor, merging with a variety of neutral and natural tones, which embody a sense of calm and restraint and satisfy our need for harmony and balance.
