Color range presented by PREMIÈRE VISION PARÍS
Autumn-Winter 2021 offers a double reading between energetic and disturbing tones, for a season where saturated and soft, bright and intoxicating, intense and deep colors are displayed. There is a permanent search for balance in the interaction with the ethereal, radiant and pale of washed pigmentation colors and tangible dark.
Fundamental and rebellious, reds are ennobled and offer multiple hues, ready to create volumes and combine with other shades in bold harmonies.
The color palette for winter will be expressly cheerful, generating a fashion rich in contrasts, ambivalences and contradictions for a stimulating awakening.
Reds will predominate in all its variables, followed by oranges and yellows, among the warmest, followed by browns -leather and light-brown-, greens -pine and bottle-, blues -Persian and porcelain-, maroon and the indispensable black.
The presence of stone tones of beige and gray is noted, which are integrated into the current of classic brown and medium grays, which are very functional for single-color products.
In metallic finishes, copper and its like are insinuated with vigor.
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Within the sector of the chromatic palette made up of a strong incidence of reddish pigmentations, red appears as the protagonist, participating with an extensive range that includes from hot pink to maroon.
The most promoted is Samba red, deep, rich and complex. Due to its muted appearance it is very versatile to combine, adding notes of passion and dynamics.
It is voluptuous and sensual, and has a powerful positive energy. It's a complex color, but it works great on leather accessories like shoes and leather goods. Samba is elegant in combination with all tonalities.
This dull matte red is a trend that goes beyond fashion, with a very sophisticated and autumnal character, especially recommended for a lip tone.
Here are a series of materials -skins, leathers, synthetics and textiles- that opted for these colorations.
