• Lavender: Taking purple in a lighter direction, this luminous color presents a soft effect, extending the mystical aspects of the former. It gives out a soft and feminine feeling, especially when paired with baby pink. It gives a luxuriously edgy, and a neutral look.

• Slate Grey: Grey is the new black. An 'old tone' with a contemporary interpretation, this shade gives a retro-elegance look. Deep grey with a purplish interference appears translucent, and develops more depth, giving a new and unique dimension to the outfit. Military battle dress trends look appealing in this color.

 

• Lucite Green: This classic concept of uncomplicated fresh shades of green wrap the audience in an idea of holidays and aquatic sports. This trendy color adds a slight shimmer to the outfits, and is expected by the fashion designers to hold much strongly throughout 2009.

 

• Salmon Rose: A friendly and approachable hue, the salmon rose, flattering to most complexions, makes the summer glow. This subtle shade of orange creates an autumnal harvest mood, and stir up the bounty and richness of nature.

 

• Rose Dust: With rose undertones, this shade elapses from the typical neutrals. Paired with supplementing colors, this hue gives a monochrome and trendy appearance. Not just a soothing color for the hot summer, it also flatters any complexion. Many seasons have paid their homage to this shade and the forthcoming spring and summer is not an exception.

 

Colors are essential tools for all those working on fashion, and design business. They create fads and are the trend setters of tomorrow. Nuanced colors with extraordinary combinations create a different dimension for expressing a person's unique sense of style. Intimate shades of spring and summer would create a dreamy mood, where colors with the supplement of attires tailored in a proper fit makes the user look stylish and confident.

 

References:

 

1. 'Fashion Color Futures', ICA (International Color Authority), Internal Textiles, No 858, June/July 2007.
2. http://www.fashiontrendsetter.com
3. http://www.lenzing.com
4. http://www.design-options.com
5. http://zinkedesign.wordpress.com/
6. http://www.femalefirst.co.uk