A New Take on Fashion

Recently, Pantone has announced the 2019 Colour of the Year. This selection by Pantone sets in motion the colour trends for the entire year, influencing marketing campaigns, interior design, and clothing. In 2016, two colours were chosen; Serenity Blue and Rose Quartz, which are still impacting trends years later. In 2017, the chosen colour was Greenery, and for 2018-- Ultra Violet. Each colour is chosen with a purpose, to set a positive mindset going into the next year. The colour for the upcoming year was chosen to encourage affirmation, comfort, and playfulness. That being said, the 2019 Pantone Colour of the Year is “Living Coral”. Consumers can expect to see the coral hue popping up in fashion across the world. The colour is subtle yet can be worn as a bold pop, and looks stunning on every skin tone. Incorporating coral into everyday life is fairly simple; it can be paired with pastels, ocean hues, or dark shades to bring some interest into an outfit or home. Adding some throw p...

Every autumn, the same colours come back into fashion. It seems like the same dark red and mustard sweaters have been saturating the market for half a decade. While beautiful and flattering, it’s time for an update. Adding a few fresh colours is a perfect way to spice up any fall wardrobe. Trading out a candy apple red scarf for a blush accessory is an easy and interesting switch. Wearing a soft lavender with a dark navy can bring a surprising twist to a fall outfit. This year’s trendiest fall colour is the 2018 Pantone Colour of the Year; Ultra Violet. This deep purple looks great every skin tone, and pairs well with practically everything. Some other up and coming colours to incorporate are bright blue, taupe, and even lemon-lime. Throwing these colours into a look will add interest, and is sure to turn heads. Mixing up fall colours is almost as fun as going for a monochromatic look. A burgundy cardigan, violet tee, and a lavender scarf is an unexpected yet harmonious combination...