Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

September 29, 2018

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends ⇒ Each year, besides naming the colour of the year, Pantone sets the colour trends for the different seasons. Earlier this year, Pantone announced Ultraviolet as the colour of 2018, has analyzed emerging trends and assembled an authoritative list of chic new hues to watch as we approach the Fall/Winter 2018 season. They are all definitely majorly fab, and decidedly outspoken.

 


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 Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Colour Institute, says, “As designers and consumers alike continue to transition away from cyclical trends, and instead focus on self-expressive colours that evade antiquated seasonal structure, we are seeing very notable non-traditional choices.” Below, CovetED shows you Pantone’s avant-garde picks for Fall 2018.

 

1. Pantone 16-1255 Russet Orange

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

A beautiful orange, slightly more red than yellow, Russet Orange seems primed to take over as the new bold organic du jour — Pantone links it to nature and foliage, noting, “This forest floor orange speaks to earthen warmth.”

 

2. Pantone 15-3520 Crocus Petal

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

A delicate, energetic floral shade, Crocus Petal feels like the sweet, barely subdued understudy to Ultraviolet. Pantone calls it, “A cultivated and refined hue [that] adds a light and airy spring-like feeling.”

 

3. Pantone 18-1549 Valiant Poppy

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

A rich jewel-tone straight off of the classic autumnal palette, Valiant Poppy is a “brave and outgoing red shade effusive in its allure,” according to Pantone.

 

4. Pantone 18-3838 Ultraviolet

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

This year’s Colour of the Year pick, Ultraviolet is a vibrant, spiritual purple grounded by deep blue undertones. “Inventive and imaginative Ultra Violet lights the way for what is yet to come,” says Pantone.

 

5. Pantone 15-0850 Ceylon Yellow

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

A rich silky hue that sits somewhere between the true yellow of gold and the greenish undertones of brass, Ceylon Yellow is described as a “savoury and spicy yellow [that] adds an exotic touch.”

 

6. Pantone 18-0625 Martini Olive

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

An understated outlier among this season’s bold picks, Martini Olive is a “smooth, sophisticated and urbane green,” that, “adds depth to the Fall/Winter 2018 palette.”

 

7. Pantone 18-4048 Nebulas Blue

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

Nebulas Blue is an electric, celestial shade, which Pantone describes as, “reminiscent of twilight,” and “a thoughtful, starry-eyed blue.”

 

8. Pantone 12-0740 Limelight

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

For a yellow with plenty of bite, the tart and sprightly Limelight hits the spot. “Animated and effervescent,” Pantone explains that this, “pungent yellow-green becomes the centre of attention.”

 

9. Pantone 18-5025 Quetzal Green

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

A mellow teal as evocative as the eponymous Central American bird, Pantone calls Quetzal Green, “A deep elegant blue-green hue suggestive of rich plumage.”

 

10. Pantone 19-1536 Red Pear

Pantone Reveals Their Fall 2018 Colour Trends

 

Red Pear, described as a, “deliciously deep red, whose luscious depth entices,” is a soft and decadent burgundy with ample cool undertones.

 


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Source: Elle Decor