PANTONE 2021 Spring/Summer New York Fashion Week Color Report


Release time:

2021-01-17

The Pantone Color Institute™, a subsidiary of Pantone, specializes in providing trend forecasting and color consulting services. This season's report includes 10 popular colors and 5 core classic colors for the season, previewing the colors that designers will showcase in their Spring/Summer collections at New York Fashion Week.

According to Pantone Color Institute experts, the colors for New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021 emphasize our desire for colors that spark ingenuity and creativity. These versatile colors transcend seasons, allowing for greater freedom of choice, suitable for expressing original style, and flexible enough to adapt to today's fragmented lifestyles.

 

Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, stated: “The Spring/Summer 2021 palette reflects nature, emphasizing our desire for versatile colors suitable for year-round use. This season's colors are imbued with a sense of authenticity, a feeling increasingly important for color, combined with a degree of comfort and ease, radiating vibrancy to uplift our spirits.”

 

New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021 Color Palette:

Nature-inspired shades combined with new core classics create a color palette that sparks ingenuity and creativity.

 

PANTONE 14-1050

Marigold

 

Marigold: A comforting yellow-orange hue that brings warmth to the eye.

 

PANTONE 15-4020

Cerulean

Cerulean: The color of a calm, clear sky on a tranquil day.

 

PANTONE 18-1248

Rust

 

Rust: An earthy brown inspired by autumn leaves, an atypical spring hue.

 

PANTONE 13-0647

Illuminating

 

Illuminating: A friendly, cheerful, and optimistic yellow hue, promising a sunny day.

 

PANTONE 18-4140

French Blue

 

French Blue: A captivating blue hue reminiscent of springtime in Paris.

 

PANTONE 13-0117

Green Ash

 

Green Ash: A minty green, cool and soothing.

 

PANTONE 16-1529

Burnt Coral

 

Burnt Coral: A captivating burnt coral that expresses hospitality.

 

PANTONE 16-5938

Mint

 

Mint: An invigorating and refreshing minty hue.

 

PANTONE 17-3628

Amethyst Orchid

 

Amethyst Orchid: This floral hue brings a unique flair.

 

PANTONE 18-2043

Raspberry Sorbet

 

Raspberry Sorbet: A vibrant berry red that tantalizes the senses.

 

New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021 Core Classics:

The versatility of these core colors transcends seasons, allowing for greater freedom of choice.

 

PANTONE 19-4016

Inkwell

 

Inkwell: A deep, rich inky blue.

 

PANTONE 17-5104

Ultimate Gray

 

Ultimate Gray: A reassuring gray that exudes composure.

 

PANTONE 11-0110

Buttercream

 

Buttercream: A smooth buttercream white, a relaxed and delicious off-white.

 

PANTONE 14-1127

Desert Mist

 

Desert Mist: Evocative of shifting sands.

 

PANTONE 16-0632

Willow

 

Willow: A verdant canopy, partially concealed.


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