Pantone just announced the Pantone Color of Year for 2019 – Live Coral. Live Coral {16-1546} is a peachy shade of orange/pink with a golden undertone. The color embraces warmth, energy and a desire to connect with nature.
The color was selected based on forecasts from fashion, beauty, art, architecture and other areas of design. What people wear, buy and post on social media also influences the selection of the color. The color exudes optimism and intimacy which is so applicable in our wardrobe and in our lives. Here is a glimpse of the color “Live Coral“…
Just as we are in midst of Black on Black monochromatic hues of winter fashion we see vibrant in our near future. Pantone released the top 10 colors for Spring 2017. The colors are reminiscent of the hues of nature with a sense of earthiness to bright and vivid hues that exude bold emotion and feeling. In conjunction with New York Fashion week, the color experts at Pantone featured these top 10 colors you will see this Spring. Here is a glimpse…
Hello and happy Sunday sparkles. It’s going to take me a moment to get used to saying “2016”. I wanted to take a look at fashion 50 years ago – 1966. Surprisingly, we see this year’s Pantone color (Rose Quartz) in 60’s fashion. In 1966 fashion was all about the non-existent waistline and more box like, hemlines above the knee, the military look and mod fashion. Here is a glimpse of the fashion trends of 1966…
Earlier this month, Pantone announced the Color of the Year for 2016. 2016 is a special year because two colors were announced – Rose Quartz {13-1520} and Serenity {15-3919}. Pantone explained that the combination echoed a growing trend of challenging traditional perceptions about color association in fashion, art, interior and all types avenues of design. The colors bring a sense of calm and relaxation which seems to be the overall tone for 2016. Pantone started the Color of the year in 2000. Here is a glimpse of the Pantone colors in the last 15 years…
In honor of the movie 50 Shades of Grey debuting this week, I decided to share a graphic that I did with my friend {Savanna}. Back in 2012, Seattle’s Space Needle celebrated its 50th Anniversary. An International design contest was held to design the look for the top of the Space Needle and celebrate its 50th birthday. One day, on a rainy weekday, {Savanna} and I were sitting in a coffee shop and we were talking about the popular book at the time, 50 Shades of Grey. We were contemplating on entering the contest. For some reason, through our silly discussion, we were talking about the Space Needle, the rainy Seattle gray weather, the book that was set in Seattle, and other design talk that we came up with idea of doing a Pantone inspired 50 Shades of Grey color wheel as our design. 50 colors of Grey – and all named a unique name that ties in with Seattle. We were so excited about our design and thought we had a good chance of winning. We didn’t even make the top 6 and if you saw the top 6 you be like “huh?!!?!”. Serious, we were not bitter at all, but the winning design was seriously a head-scratcher. Anyway, go see the movie and drool over Jamie Dornan. Happy Friday ! – xoxo SADV
ps. This print is available for purchase. Please contact me if you would like to order!
Pantone announced the color of the year for 2015 – Marsala. Pantone describes this color as “naturally robust” and “sophisticated natural earthiness”. See Pantone’s official Press Release. Here is a glimpse of the Pantone Color 2015 campaign…
Pantone announced the color of the year for 2014 – Radiant Orchid. A blend of Fuchsia, purple and pink undertones. See Pantone’s official Press Release. I’m not a big purple fan, but here are some images that embraces Radiant Orchid and inspire. Here is a glimpse…
Pantone has recently announced the 2013 Color of the Year – Emerald Pantone 17-5641.
Emerald has been the IT color for this current Fall/Winter Season. Everyone in downtown Seattle is rocking the emerald. My friends are no exception. We heart emerald.
