Pantone Spring 2015 Colors
Who Needs Fashion Week When Pantone Already Knows Spring's Biggest Colors?
Before the first model walked the runway at New York Fashion Week, the color trends for Spring 2015 were already set in stone. Or better yet, set in swatches. The Pantone Color Institute announced the 10 key shades that will make up Spring's style palette, and it's looking to be a pretty cool season ahead.
"Color choices follow a minimalistic theme, taking a cue from nature rather than being reinvented or mechanically manipulated," Leatrice Eiseman, Pantone's executive director, whose team researched designer sketches and upcoming collections to create their seasonal report, said. "Soft, cool hues blend with subtle warm tones to create a soothing escape from the everyday hustle and bustle."
From aquamarine — an airy, ethereal blue – and a light coral-toned strawberry ice to the soft lucite green, notable designers are already putting these colors to use, as evidenced by this season's sketches. So say goodbye to the official color of 2014, and welcome these hues into your wardrobe.
Aquamarine
Aquamarine: Cynthia Steffe
Scuba Blue
Scuba Blue: Tadashi Shoji
Lucite Green
Lucite Green: Christian Siriano
Lucite Green: Monique Lhuillier
Classic Blue
Classic Blue: Whit
Toasted Almond
Toasted Almond: Nonoo
Toasted Almond: Jay Godfrey
Strawberry Ice
Strawberry Ice: Rebecca Minkoff
Strawberry Ice: Bibhu Mohapatra
Tangerine
Tangerine: Rachel Pally
Tangerine: Trina Turk
Custard
Custard: Nanette Lepore
Marsala
Marsala: Hervé Léger
Marsala: Dennis Basso
Glacier Gray
Glacier Gray: BCBG Max Azria