The 7 Biggest Color Trends We’ll All Be Wearing in 2020

While darker colors (like black and navy) and lighter colors (like white) hide sweat, dark and light grays are unforgiving, and your armpit sweat is much likely to show in these colors. Next time you’re picking your summer wardrobe, you might want to stick to that white summer dress, or perhaps even opt for that LBD.

What is the best colour combination for walls in summer?

1. Graceful greens and light yellow: Green is pleasing to the eyes.
2. Coral blue and pale white:
3. Blissful Purple and Cream:
4. Wheat Brown and Yellow:
5. Cadet Grey and Cottony White:

1. Flame Scarlet. Bold, bright, warm and energetic, this fiery red hue exudes confidence and unquestionably makes a sartorial statement.
2. Faded Denim. This blue shade is as reliable and dependable as your go-to pair of jeans.
3. Biscay Green.
4. Coral Pink.
5. Saffron.
6. Chive.
7. White.

Summers in general, contain high amounts of yellow and blue or violet in their natural coloring. These warm skin tones are balanced by light cool or “ashy” hair colors and light cool eye colors.

As divisive as it is delightful, and perhaps rivalled only by black in terms of fashion fans’ slavish loyalty, pink looks suddenly universal for spring/summer 2021.

Marigold Yellow In fact, a sunny yellow color, Illuminating, is one of Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2021. The friendly yellow hue brightened the runways of Etro, Marques’Almeida, Prada, Richard Malone, and Tory Burch. At Miu Miu, the golden shade was paired with warm colors like red, orange, and caramel brown.

Pantone’s Spring 2021 Color: Burnt Coral The pink-orange hue is said to evoke a sense of familiarity and comfort, especially because Coral was a recent Pantone Color of the Year.

The key Spring 2022 hues are: an electrifying pink, a yellowish orange, a calming blue, a plant-based green and a creamy shade of butter.

Color Palette: The Spring/Summer 2021 New York

• © PANTONE 13-0647 Illuminating.
• © PANTONE 18-4140 French Blue.
• © PANTONE 13-0117 Green Ash.
• © PANTONE 16-1529 Burnt Coral.
• © PANTONE 16-5938 Mint.
• © PANTONE 17-3628 Amethyst Orchid.
• © PANTONE 18-2043 Raspberry Sorbet.
• © PANTONE 19-4016 Inkwell.

We Have Two Color Systems – the Pantone Matching System (PMS), and the Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors (FHI) System.

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DECOR TRENDS AND NEUTRALS One big shift I see with neutrals is how warmed up they are! Less cold whites and more warm ones. More honey or tones and less gray! However you will also see more color in 2021 and grays are not out yet!