Looking forward to the cooler months? Well start to plan
your color palettes accordingly and choose from the shades destined to be the
most popular. Pantone, the global authority on color, has surveyed the
designers of New York Fashion Week and beyond to bring you the season's most
important color trends. Check out the new shades you'll be wearing from
your everyday sweater essentials, to the pots in your eyeshadow palettes.
Desert Sage - This a cool and soothing greenish-gray. Desert Sage speaks to the
feeling of naturally inspired colors.
Stormy Weather - This hue is
dependable, cool and, above all, constant. Implying quality and luxury, it is a
powerful blue-gray that is strong, protective and enduring.
Oak Buff - This is a mellow, comforting and warming shade that brings
good feelings. One of nature's many illustrious shades, this golden-yellow acts
to nurture and comfort.
Dried Herb - Closely related to nature, Dried Herb is an organic
shade embodying nature's earthy fragrances.
Marsala - Rich and robust,
Marsala incorporates warmth and richness. Its grounding red-brown roots point
to a sophisticated, natural earthiness.
Biscay Bay - This shade
splashes up against more heated tones with its cool touch, combining the qualities
of serene blue with the invigorating aspects of green.
Cadmium Orange - Both playful and sophisticated in its appeal, cadmium
orange is a warm, welcoming and subtly dramatic hue that is striking enough to
stand on its own or act as a bold contrast.
Cashmere Rose - This is a tactile and soft pink hue. Cashmere Rose
displays a gently persuasive and composed pink that is more upscale than
downtown.
Reflecting Pond - This color is a cooling blue that adds dimension and intrigue to
the Top 10. Reflecting Pond is described as a serious shade.
Amethyst Orchid - Intriguing, vibrant and somewhat sensual, this enigmatic shade is
an extraordinary hue that is unique, bold, creative and exciting.