Pantone Color of 2013: Emerald
Drum roll please. . .move over Tangerine Tango, there is a new color in town! Pantone annouced today that the new color of 2013 is none other than. . .EMERALD!
Drum roll please. . .move over Tangerine Tango, there is a new color in town! Pantone annouced today that the new color of 2013 is none other than. . .EMERALD!
Pantone released the spring/summer 2013 color report today and it has given Fashionistas everywhere a sneak peek into the ten hottest hues for the upcoming spring 2013 season.
The fresh color palette is slightly softer than it was for spring 2012 and it appears that any shade of blue will be hot for 2013. After all, earlier this year Pantone declared that blue would be the new black for 2013; according to this chart, it will be!
Since Pantone’s predictions are based on New York designer preferences, it does appear that the soft pastels from Paris in 2012 have traveled to our side of the globe and mixed in with our bright hues from 2012. The softer colors are still cheery and bright; just not as neon as originally forecasted.
What do you think of the spring 2013 color palette? Do you have a favorite hue?
Pantone has given us a sneak peek into the color palette for spring 2013, and it is nothing short of fabulous! The colors forecasted for next year’s warm weather season are lively and vivacious; as described by Pantone.
Put on your sunglasses because designers are favoring florescent hues, pastel shades and many colors have become the “new neutrals.”
Here is a breakdown of what to expect in the color palette for spring and summer 2013:
There you have it! Pantone has given us a sneak peek into spring/summer 2013. The spring/summer 2013 runways will debut in early fall and here at Bay Area Fashionista we will be watching to bring you the newest trends hot from the runway.
Watch us this fall! We will be bringing you the top ten colors for spring/summer 2013 too.
Wondering how to get a head start on the spring/summer 2013 color palette? While shopping the summer sales this month, look for florescent hues, shades of blue which are not watered down and textured fabrics in black. They will be great items for next year and will help you be ahead of the runway fashion curve.
Happy shopping and stay fabulous
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