Trend Report High Summer 2018: Color Codes
July 16, 2018 by Jetty
Filed under Fashion, Trends, womenswear
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER FILENAME IS DESIGNER NAME SPRING/SUMMER 2018
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER FILENAME IS DESIGNER NAME SPRING/SUMMER 2018
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER FILENAME IS DESIGNER NAME SPRING/SUMMER 2018
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER – FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER – FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER – FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – WITH CREDITS
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- PHOTO © 2017 TEAM PETER STIGTER FILENAME IS DESIGNER NAME SPRING/SUMMER 2018
Last year it seemed everyone was into matching green and pink as the ultimate color combination of 2017. This year color codes have been redefined and so some new combinations have been presented. So how about pairing orange and blue as seen at Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs and Acne? Purple and yellow perhaps as Carolina Herrera made a gorgeous color statement. And if anything says high summer it is the match of yellow, light pink and red shades (Dries van Noten, Sies Marjan, Etro). Like wearing the ultimate summer sunset on your outfit. All eyes on you any room you enter. Especially vibrant when combined with cognac brown leather shades and some gold jewelry.
