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THESE ARE THE SHADES WE WILL SEE THIS 2022
AUTUMN WINTER
The catwalks have been dressed in optimistic overtones, debating between bright colors and more neutral options.
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COLORS OF THE YEAR 2022
2022
WELCOME
NEW TRENDS
VERY PERI
GREEN
RED FIRE
VERDE
2025
AZUL
2025
COW PRINT
2025
LEOPARD PRINT
2025
VERY PERI
Very Peri', the new 'Pantone color whose bold presence stimulates personal ingenuity and creativity', demonstrated at Pantone. Lavish capes and ball gowns will be infiltrated by the new vision of hue, as unleashed by Gucci.
REMOTE EXHAUST
ORANGE
This is probably the most complex tone on the list because orange is not everyone's cup of tea. Despite the marked autumnal character of this color in its more terracotta versions, this Autumn/Winter orange (especially in the more fluorine options) will become one of the leading tones in pattern-free garments, as predicted by international firms such as Versace to Spanish like Pertegaz.
REMOTE EXHAUST
SHINING GREEN
The green that surrounds the boxes and bags of the firm of the moment, Bottega Veneta, also becomes one of the most repeated shades on the catwalks, especially in knitwear. This tone has already begun to flood Instagram. The most daring way to wear it? In conjunction with the top of the list: fuchsia.
REMOTE EXHAUST
REMOTE EXHAUST
RED FIRE
The sophistication of red was reflected in Carolina Herrera, who highlighted a minidress with puffed sleeves and an XL belt to achieve immediate slenderness. Saint Laurent validated a sultry cue in a cut-out jumpsuit, and Giambattista Valli referenced glamor in a lace set.
BLANCO
En 2025, el color blanco, que representa pureza y elegancia, además del minimalismo de los 90 de firmas como Gucci y Tom Ford, estará presente en jeans, blusas, pantalones y vestidos. Será una opción ideal para llevar de pies a cabeza, en conjuntos de tintes sport y utilitarios como se vio en Doir, pero también en su lado más romántico y vanguardista como en Ann Demeulemeester.
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