BOLD AND NEUTRAL

Bold and neutral Turbulence Grey is the perfect selection to set the palette for insurmountable options for accents colors. How can you not love the classic paring with white. Sharp, crisp and soft but bold at the same time. Now imagine adding Blush, Soft Blue or School Bus Yellow. If you really want to be the trendiest in "the room" then pair with Samba, Koi or Vivacious. That should get your creative juices flowing.  ;)

ThinkBerry

Acai: This exotic purple adds richness to the palette. Dont be afraid to pair it with indigo or fushia. Acai will give you that pop if your looking to make a statement with color.

Lady In Red

Samba fever....all I can think about is how hot this color is. Standing alone and Samba will command attention. Add a little sparkle and woah!!!  This maybe one of falls hottest colors but I guarantee this will show up throughout winter. Fire Engine Red//Samba

2013 Fall color trend



 Fall is almost here and if you haven't already picked your perfect palette here is a few trendy suggestions. These rich, intoxicating colors allow for maximum versatility. Experiment with one or more of these colors to create a unique color scheme.

To give you some additional inspiration and get you going here is what some of your favorite designers had to say about their color influences:

PANTONE-

BCBG- This season we're utilizing the Green hues, earth tones, Nudes and Pale Pinks popular in the '40s

Tracy Reese- I am influenced by nature. Color is timeless.

Tadashi Shoji- Jewel tones have influenced me as a designer and are almost always incorporated in my collections. They are a classic way to integrate color into your personal wardrobe.

Rachel Roy- Deeper aristocratic colors of the 17th and 18th centuries are inspiring and informs the sense of balance and juxtaposition that I use in my collections.

Nanette Lepore- Throughout my childhood I was surrounded by my father's paintings. The colors of his artwork are an intrinsic part of me and naturally inform my decisions about the color palettes for my collection.

Kenneth Cole- Black.