New York + London Fashion Week: Spring 2018 Classic Trend Report:
Updated: Jan 1, 2018
Photo Credit: Monica Feudi
Inside of this trend report you are going to find classic pantone color tones, along with Spring 18' Prada Collection. You are going to see Prada in one of my new tv series. I figured why not feature their new collection on the re-launch of my website.
The use of these classic tones play very well with the new trend on colors. Shades of blue, coconut milk, black [you can never go wrong with this color], grey, reds, sandy tones, and neutral shades. Fabric prints include zebra print, floral prints, and solids. Pieces featured in this collection are trench coats, blazers, modern 50's style shorts, long-loafer socks, trousers, and collar-shirts.
For many consumers, classic color is the mainstay of the wardrobe and the foundational core upon which they start building their own personal style. “We want to reflect consumers’ increased desire for color, and felt that if we included these core basics into our top color call outs, we would be forced to limit the number of colors we thought deserved special attention,” said Eiseman. “At the same time, the core classic shades play a critical role in any wardrobe, and we also want to highlight the nuance of these classic colors for the spring 2018 season.”
PANTONE 19-4034 Sailor Blue The navy like Sailor Blue anchors the palette.
PANTONE 14-4202 Harbor Mist A mid-tone dove gray, Harbor Mist solidifies the spring 2018 palette.
PANTONE 15-1214 Warm Sand Warm Sand is a comforting neutral shade that effortlessly connects the seasons.
PANTONE 11-0608 Coconut Milk Coconut Milk represents the classic mainstay of a white and/or off-white for the spring 2018 season.
You can expect to see these color tones at New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week. If you want to check out blog founded by the Editors daughters. Check out Rich Girls Live Young to follow other Global Subscribers.
https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2018-ready-to-wear/prada/slideshow/collection#15