Fashion Color Trends Fall 2021 Winter 2022

Hello and welcome to mm design or um design. My name is maria and today i'm super excited because we're entering the best season for fashion and it's fall winter season. The time where it's okay to dress like a witch and it's appropriate. There is no hunting of witches anymore, so that's good too. Today we're going to be talking about color trends for fall, winter, 20, 21, 2022, yeah every time it just takes me so long to process. Where did i get this information? It'S the pantone colors. They did it for the new york fashion week, but then i saw some similarities for the other fashion weeks as you're going to see right now. So let's just start with the main colors of the year. Usually it's one, but this year we have two illuminating. It'S a really bright, yellow color in case, if you don't have eyeballs and you don't see what i'm showing you right here, the pantomime swatch description is friendly and joyful, an optimistic yellow, offering promise of a sunny day. So we do see a lot of it on the runways just like as small runways as well as larger ones like dolce gabbana. We'Ve seen this in zimmerman, prada and a few more so uh, i'm not usually the biggest fan of such an intense yellow because it is sometimes difficult to match to a skin tone um. But people who found that that's their color love it anyways. So the next color of the year is the ultimate gray. I don't know why. I just don't know why i've been watching a lot of like home design, videos and usually design and fashion, like any trends, kind of go hand in hand and whatever pantone like tells us that oh, this is going to be a brand new awesome color. A lot of places follow that and uh sales skyrocket, whatever those colors are present, but in all of the videos that i've been watching about home design, they were all saying that everybody is going away from all gray. Everybody is like fed up with it because it was over popularized, um and right now, they're looking for something more warmer, so maybe fashion and home design have decided to separate their ways, at least for this year. I don't know, but it was very interesting for me. So the way they decided to describe this gray color was a widely assuring and reliable ultimate gray encourages composure. Okay, we do see this color, it's more like a. I wouldn't want to say basic color, but it is, and we see some of the designers pairing it with that intense yellow color, but then some just having that subtle color. It was a little bit difficult for me to pinpoint those gray moments just because they're a little bit boring for me, and i was like so yeah here we go. This is all the examples that i found. So this brings us into more of neutral. I don't want to say neutral, like natural colors like browns, basically browns all right, the first one is the adobe. I don't know why it's called like that, but the way pantone described it is a warm and supportive sun-dried clay. Okay. So it's more of a warmer tone, brown, which would be great with a warmer skin tone, people or neutral. Of course i don't know am i am i a fan of this color. Don'T know there are a few there's quite a few. So, like the 70s trends, i guess it's like the corduroy and that that brown you know like, i think you know you have a feel for it now that i've mentioned the 70s, it's yeah, it's kind of that, like maybe 60s 70s yeah. Okay, let's move on to the next one, so we have another brown and this time it's the root beer, which is described as an herbal brown tone symbolic of a root bark of the sassafras tree. I don't know what that tree is, but we'll see. I never knew that the roots had bark okay learning something new every day. Once again we see this brown, basically just as much as we see the adobe brown a lot of it on the runways, i don't know, is it the new black? Don'T think so? There'S lots of black on there too, but for some reason black is barely mentioned ever on the trends, because i guess it's always trendy okay, so the next one is the soybean - and this is very neutral, very light - beige, mild and companionable blonde beige, so yeah the Color is is a little bit blah, but it is one of those staple kind of colors that won't particularly go out of style just because it's so subtle and yeah. It'S just it's just nice and natural, and we do see a lot of that. Color in fendi show. We also see it just like here and there it's kind of not an off-white, but more of a more of a beige color any ideas and an off-white color. Surprise. Surprise: we have coconut cream as that off color. It is described as thick and rich velvety of white. We see this color a lot in chloe uh. There is some of it in fendi. There were like a little bit pops here and there in different shows once again, not a pure white, but just a little bit like softer yeah, all right. Let'S move on to the next one we finally reached actually colors colors and the first one that i would like to talk about is the reds fireworld, so how the pantone described it as vigorous red with a dynamic presence. I need to talk about a little bit about lighting. Yes, of course, i'm picking things up from the runways and sometimes the lighting changes the color dramatically. We can see this in a givenchy post right here where, when the lighting is changed like the two different cameras were filming it, it first seemed like it's like a magenta red and then it went into a different light and then it become became like a red Red, like the fire whirl, i guess - and we see a lot of that with the whites too. The colors don't have to be exactly the same, and you need to think about your color complexion. What works for you, what doesn't maybe sometimes substitute one color for a more like a cooler one or for more of a hotter one, depending on what looks best on you. So let's talk about the red one. I love it. I do. I love the red and yeah. That'S that's a really good color for any season. In my opinion, okay, so the next one, i've just briefly briefly mentioned it - the fuchsia fedora. I have no idea how to pronounce it. But yes, it's that really intense, like almost magenta pink red and it has been described as flirtatious, bold, pink with all your yeah and it's mostly for the cooler tone. People, if you guys don't know what color tone is your skin tone? Yes, then, you can go ahead and check out a video that i made. I'M gon na be warning you. I that's one of my first videos, so it's gon na be a little bit choppy a little bit, but you will definitely find out what is your color undertone? So we've seen this uh crazy, bright, pink and, like mostly dolce gabbana, had a lot of those intense colors. We also see it in versace. Chanel also had a few of those okay. Let'S move on to the next one pale rosette and it has been described as an endearing and gentle romantic, pink, which is very nice for any complexion. In my opinion, i really like it it's very soft and subtle. It'S a surprise that it is in the fall winter kind of collection. It is usually kind of a color associated with a spring summer, but it's nice to have some variety. Maybe that was because uh the market is divided into two hemispheres, so when the northern hemisphere have winter and fall, the southern hemisphere also have those seasons, but there are the warmer ones. So we see this color in moschino. We see it in carolina, herrera and chanel and a few more places if you're enjoying this content so far, please consider to like this video and subscribe to this channel, as this will help my content be pushed a little bit by the algorithm, and maybe somebody else Will get a chance to hew it things all right. Let'S get into the greens, the first one is a leprechaun. Yes, the way that pantone described it as wondrous green hue, emblematic of the mythical imps of featured in the irish folklore. This is a green that would work more with a cooler tone, a skin, and we once again see it in a lot of places. We see it in prada. We see it in dolce gabbana and msgm philosophy, yeah, quite quite a popular color, all right. So the next one is the olive branch and it is a happy color for all of the warmer toned people, if in case you're, neutral and you're like. Why aren't you talking about me neutral colors can go with any color, so basically just pick and choose, but unfortunately for people that, like, for instance, i'm a more of a warmer tone color. I need to see if that works, for my tone. If it doesn't, it might make me look worse than i already am, so the olive branch is described as a tasteful green symbolic of growth. We all need that sometimes, and we see it in a dior show. We also like it's one of the most popular colors, in my opinion that i've seen on the runways. We see it in max mara, sport, max obama, simon rocha and quite a lot of other shows too all right. You guys, let's get into the blues, so the flesh gets started with the with the rodonte and it is described as a balancing blue based purple that aids in achieving one's highest potential so it for me. It just looks like a really really dark. Uh, blue color uh not a lot of purple in there. Like, i, don't see it honestly, i did have some trouble finding it on the runways for some reason, but i did anyway, so you you are seeing which runways have had that color. Let'S move on to the next blue, it is micronus my my conus blue yeah. Just please don't don't hate me for mispronouncing all these names, okay, so it has. It was described as a brisk blue evocative of the aegean sea and we, it is kind of one of the major blues. We will see another blue just just just a little bit from now, and it just seems like two different hues of the same color uh. But apparently it's not anyways, so the next one is the spring lake. A quiet and restful. Mid-Tone, blue and this blue would uh, probably be the only one out of the previous two that would work for the warmer skin tone. Just because it feels like there's like a little bit of green in there, which it makes it a little bit more warmer than like colder. So, yes, once again, we see this color in many many runways and once again with the lighting. Sometimes it looked more like the previous blue that i mentioned, or the spring blake blue, another color that was not present in that kind of list of colors was kind of this corcus petal. It was uh. It was there in a few seasons ago, but it's kind of this, not a lavender color, but like a per nice light purple color, i don't have a swashburg because it wasn't there and we see this color in chanel and mewmew and oscar de la renta, and So many more shows, i see it a lot. I'Ve seen it throughout the shows, so i decided to include it in here, although the pantone did not include it in their little calculation of all the trendy colors all right, you guys, so i would love to see you guys comment down below which of these colors. You are excited about entering into your wardrobe, maybe some of the colors that you already have in your wardrobe. That'S the main thing that i would like you guys to take away not to go and buy new things, but instead go ahead and check your own closets. See what you have and what you don't, i'm here also to warn you, because colors are basically the fastest thing that become untrendy if you're building your wardrobe to stand a long time. Think about your favorite color and something that you're going to wear beyond this season or just think about more of the neutrals that will take you into other seasons too. Thank you very much for watching it to the end. I really appreciate it. Maybe please consider to like this video and, if you're not already subscribed, then subscribe, because ninety percent of you aren't subscribed and it's a little bit sad for me, but it's okay, one day i'll get there. Thank you very much have a great day stay classy, bye,