quinta-feira, 19 de julho de 2012
TRENDS COLORS 2013
Color trends information for 2013 is already being released. You can see below links to many of the color forecast that have already been released.
I will continue to add more as they become available so please stop back again to see more about Color Trends 2013!
Flamenco Flourish
Co-llective, a trend palette found in Unity, the PANTONEVIEW Color Planner forecast for Spring/Summer 2013. This lively and vivacious mix of super strong fluorescent tones and sweetened pastels will surely get your attention. Bright and glowing, light hearted, a blur of energy, the Co-llective palette is one that speaks to pure delight.
Fall / Winter 2012 - 2013, Women's Color Trends
This F/W 2012 - 2013 color report for the Women's Market captures the mood of the season with four distinct trends. The forecast is complete with color palettes, textural details, descriptions, and visuals.
Click the link for the Season's Four Distinct Trends
Click the link for the Season's Four Distinct Trends
Fall / Winter 2012 - 2013, Children's Color Trends
Four color themes for the Children's Fall / Winter 2012 - 2013 season are presented. The forecast includes color boards, palettes, and theme descriptions along with visual cues that capture the mood of the incoming season. Presented on WeConnectFashion, courtesy of Design Options, the color forecasting company who brings Southern California's unique aesthetic to the world.
View theSeason's Four Color Themes
View theSeason's Four Color Themes
Fall / Winter 2012 - 2013, Women's Contemporary Color Trends
Four distinctive color themes for the Young Women's Contemporary Market F/W 2012 - 2013 season are presented. The color boards are detailed with palettes, descriptions, examples of color combinations and images that capture the mood of the season to come. All must be seen to be appreciated.
View the Season's Four Distinct Themes
View the Season's Four Distinct Themes
Pantone 2013 Home Interiors Color Trend Forecast
From Pantone www.pantone.com
What is going to be important in the interiors market for SS13? Read on to find what our friends at Pantone have to say: "To create the 'magic' that ultimately leads to sales in the marketplace, colors for 2013 will need to coax and cajole, soothe or astonish, renew and replenish," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. "At the same time, there will be the consumer's expectation of practicality - what colors will have staying power and can be relied upon as a steadying influence in unsteady times. Skillfully balanced color palettes that play to their practical side, while satisfying their aspirations, hopes and needs for something novel will remain key to enticing the would-be consumer or client."
Pantone View Home + Interiors 2013 is a forecasting book that provides color and trend direction, enabling designers to select the right shades and combinations for home furnishings or interior spaces. The book contains visual inspiration, suggested color harmonies, individual tear-out palette cards for each of the nine forecasted palettes, swatches of the 75 forecasted colors, and images from the forecast for use in presentations and storyboards. Highlighting additional insight and directions, a summary page concludes the forecast with a comprehensive color overview and a look at other factors influencing the world of home furnishings and interior environments.
To enable digital design, Pantone View Home + Interiors 2013 also includes Pantone Color Manager for direct download of all Pantone Color Libraries into design software.
The nine palettes for 2013 are: Connoisseur, Glamour, New Old School, Rugged Individuals, Extracts, Footprints, Sojourn, Surface Treatments and Out of the Ordinary.
The palette called Connoisseur takes a fresh approach to celebrating the finer things in life while displaying a sense of history and elegance. Whether it is the perfect plate or the smooth finish of a simple table linen, these fine sensibilities are often reflected in a choice of colors that are both sophisticated and refined, yet not without a touch of understated drama. The colors are a compilation of monochromatic violets and orchids, liquid pink, deep mahogany, alyssum white and beechnut green, all reflected against champagne beige and silver.
The very word Glamour expresses what this palette is all about. Sleek and sensuous, it is very much reminiscent of the Art Deco era interpreted with contemporary influences. There is something very personalized and unique in the beguiling styling that involves both confidence and flair. Colors adequately reflect the mood of a bygone era: Rio red, and Monaco blue, deepest tap shoe black and chinchilla, ethereal gray moonmist and jasper teal. To add more glimmer to the glamour, there is both silver and champagne beige.
Another palette emphatically connected to heritage and history is New Old School. Adding a twist to a somewhat "preppy," collegiate and classic palette, it celebrates the hues typically found in iconic flags and banners. The styles are also reminders of the past, yet some sport a new contemporized look. There is ribbon red, bright white and sodalite blue, while nautical blue salutes breen and ultramarine green. Gargoyle and microchip grays draw a visible link to the contrast between the old world and the new.
Ranging from out West to the Outback, picking up the "ole" of the gaucho along the way, cowboy and cowgirl styles ride firmly into interiors. These are the Rugged Individuals who encourage and inspire the natural shadings of the prairie, polished leather, weathered wood and animal hide, while the earthiness of raw sienna tones blend with the inevitable classics of both vintage indigo and stonewashed blue jeans.
Taking orangey and spice tones to a new level, Extracts employs flavorful notes of color along with suggestions of appealing scents to create combinations that are zestful, pleasing, piquant and often unexpected. There is a subtle taste implied in this palette that evokes a somewhat exotic top note in spiced coral, brandied melon and apple cinnamon. The quiet presence of dusty pink and baked clay is refreshingly balanced by a tart, green banana.
Footprints is a palette that leads us down a path to vibrant tribal colors. These are steps that are not taken lightly, but instead are bold, forthright and very directional. Following the seductive rhythm of tangerine tango are peacock blue, a fiery pink flambe and solar-powered yellow. A verdant yellow green called oasis provides respite from the heat of Sudan brown.
The Sojourn palette takes us on a journey, one that is a bit more magical and intricate, as reflected in the compelling mixtures of a heady Syrah wine hue, the purpled intensities of a blackish plum, and the rosy glow of foxglove and Baton Rouge fuchsia against pampas and the green winter moss. All are nestled comfortably within the grounded organic hues of cobblestone and shitake.
Surface Treatments is a highly textural palette that adeptly utilizes smooth and nubby - polar opposites in a tactile world. It likewise embraces the liquid colors of ocean, sea and air such as Maui blue, vapor blue, and a more tempestuous tornado gray, along with the land-locked colors of fallen rock and birch, combined with a vegetal agave green. Medal bronze adds yet another dimension and patina to this diverse yet compatible grouping.
Quirky, odd, whimsical and even a bit obtuse, Out of the Ordinary products immediately capture the imagination of the beholder. It can be styling, texture, shape or design that reaches out to tempt the eye, but most frequently it is the color that captures instant attention and awareness. Colors like bonnie blue, pureed pumpkin and chocolate truffle are deliberately enticing, while amber green, linden green, golden rod, bright violet and rosebud round out this creative array.
Read more: http://www.dexigner.com/news/24716#ixzz1ozZLG8PF"
What is going to be important in the interiors market for SS13? Read on to find what our friends at Pantone have to say: "To create the 'magic' that ultimately leads to sales in the marketplace, colors for 2013 will need to coax and cajole, soothe or astonish, renew and replenish," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute. "At the same time, there will be the consumer's expectation of practicality - what colors will have staying power and can be relied upon as a steadying influence in unsteady times. Skillfully balanced color palettes that play to their practical side, while satisfying their aspirations, hopes and needs for something novel will remain key to enticing the would-be consumer or client."
Pantone View Home + Interiors 2013 is a forecasting book that provides color and trend direction, enabling designers to select the right shades and combinations for home furnishings or interior spaces. The book contains visual inspiration, suggested color harmonies, individual tear-out palette cards for each of the nine forecasted palettes, swatches of the 75 forecasted colors, and images from the forecast for use in presentations and storyboards. Highlighting additional insight and directions, a summary page concludes the forecast with a comprehensive color overview and a look at other factors influencing the world of home furnishings and interior environments.
To enable digital design, Pantone View Home + Interiors 2013 also includes Pantone Color Manager for direct download of all Pantone Color Libraries into design software.
The nine palettes for 2013 are: Connoisseur, Glamour, New Old School, Rugged Individuals, Extracts, Footprints, Sojourn, Surface Treatments and Out of the Ordinary.
The palette called Connoisseur takes a fresh approach to celebrating the finer things in life while displaying a sense of history and elegance. Whether it is the perfect plate or the smooth finish of a simple table linen, these fine sensibilities are often reflected in a choice of colors that are both sophisticated and refined, yet not without a touch of understated drama. The colors are a compilation of monochromatic violets and orchids, liquid pink, deep mahogany, alyssum white and beechnut green, all reflected against champagne beige and silver.
The very word Glamour expresses what this palette is all about. Sleek and sensuous, it is very much reminiscent of the Art Deco era interpreted with contemporary influences. There is something very personalized and unique in the beguiling styling that involves both confidence and flair. Colors adequately reflect the mood of a bygone era: Rio red, and Monaco blue, deepest tap shoe black and chinchilla, ethereal gray moonmist and jasper teal. To add more glimmer to the glamour, there is both silver and champagne beige.
Another palette emphatically connected to heritage and history is New Old School. Adding a twist to a somewhat "preppy," collegiate and classic palette, it celebrates the hues typically found in iconic flags and banners. The styles are also reminders of the past, yet some sport a new contemporized look. There is ribbon red, bright white and sodalite blue, while nautical blue salutes breen and ultramarine green. Gargoyle and microchip grays draw a visible link to the contrast between the old world and the new.
Ranging from out West to the Outback, picking up the "ole" of the gaucho along the way, cowboy and cowgirl styles ride firmly into interiors. These are the Rugged Individuals who encourage and inspire the natural shadings of the prairie, polished leather, weathered wood and animal hide, while the earthiness of raw sienna tones blend with the inevitable classics of both vintage indigo and stonewashed blue jeans.
Taking orangey and spice tones to a new level, Extracts employs flavorful notes of color along with suggestions of appealing scents to create combinations that are zestful, pleasing, piquant and often unexpected. There is a subtle taste implied in this palette that evokes a somewhat exotic top note in spiced coral, brandied melon and apple cinnamon. The quiet presence of dusty pink and baked clay is refreshingly balanced by a tart, green banana.
Footprints is a palette that leads us down a path to vibrant tribal colors. These are steps that are not taken lightly, but instead are bold, forthright and very directional. Following the seductive rhythm of tangerine tango are peacock blue, a fiery pink flambe and solar-powered yellow. A verdant yellow green called oasis provides respite from the heat of Sudan brown.
The Sojourn palette takes us on a journey, one that is a bit more magical and intricate, as reflected in the compelling mixtures of a heady Syrah wine hue, the purpled intensities of a blackish plum, and the rosy glow of foxglove and Baton Rouge fuchsia against pampas and the green winter moss. All are nestled comfortably within the grounded organic hues of cobblestone and shitake.
Surface Treatments is a highly textural palette that adeptly utilizes smooth and nubby - polar opposites in a tactile world. It likewise embraces the liquid colors of ocean, sea and air such as Maui blue, vapor blue, and a more tempestuous tornado gray, along with the land-locked colors of fallen rock and birch, combined with a vegetal agave green. Medal bronze adds yet another dimension and patina to this diverse yet compatible grouping.
Quirky, odd, whimsical and even a bit obtuse, Out of the Ordinary products immediately capture the imagination of the beholder. It can be styling, texture, shape or design that reaches out to tempt the eye, but most frequently it is the color that captures instant attention and awareness. Colors like bonnie blue, pureed pumpkin and chocolate truffle are deliberately enticing, while amber green, linden green, golden rod, bright violet and rosebud round out this creative array.
Read more: http://www.dexigner.com/news/24716#ixzz1ozZLG8PF"
Sebrae produz guia com tendências para 2014
O programa reúne um conjunto de ações para que empresários de pequenos negócios aproveitem as oportunidades nas 12 cidades-sede do mundial de futebol. Com este enfoque, o Sebrae em São Paulo, editou uma série de três publicações. O primeiro volume, já disponível no portal da instituição, tem o título Tendências de Negócios e Perfil dos Consumidores para 2014.
O guia foi lançado no dia 28 de junho, durante um evento do Programa Sebrae 2014 na capital paulista, que tinha como tema Gestão e Sustentabilidade. Além do formato digital, na ocasião foram distribuídos 1,5 mil exemplares impressos.
O material traz tendências de negócios nos dez setores da economia levantados no Mapa de Oportunidades para as Micro e Pequenas Empresas nas Cidades-Sede, uma parceria do Sebrae com a Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV). Os textos dão dicas de como aproveitar o momento favorável às micro e pequenas empresas (MPE). Ao falar do Agronegócio, por exemplo, o guia aponta como promissor o mercado de orgânicos. “São alimentos cuja produção respeita o meio ambiente e preserva ao máximo a qualidade”, diz o conteúdo.
A publicação também apresenta o perfil de consumo de turistas de cinco países esperados para vir ao Brasil na Copa do Mundo FIFA 2014: Alemanha, Argentina, Espanha, México e Japão. “Há informações sobre costumes, comportamento de consumo, sua relação com o futebol, curiosidades do país e até as principais palavras do idioma para ajudar na comunicação com eles”, explica o superintendente do Sebrae em São Paulo, Bruno Caetano.
Perfil do Turista
Para José Bento Desie, consultor do Sebrae em São Paulo, o guia aborda uma série de questões de interesse do empreendedor, como o que muda no cenário empresarial e o que busca o consumidor. “O Brasil está acostumado a receber turistas, porém, para o mundial teremos visitantes com perfil diferenciado. Atentos a isso, precisamos trabalhar temas para incentivar a competitividade dos nossos clientes, os proprietários das micro e pequenas empresas”, afirma José Bento.
O segundo volume do guia será lançado no dia 18 de setembro, durante um encontro sobre inovação. Nele, haverá o perfil de visitantes dos Estados Unidos, Chile, Uruguai, França e Itália. Espera-se que o terceiro exemplar saia em dezembro. Esse volume terá informações sobre o turista nacional.
José Bento Desie acredita que a série produzida pelo Sebrae em São Paulo pode ajudar empreendedores de outros estados. “As tendências que apresentamos são internacionais, podendo ser adaptadas à realidade local”, afirma. Ele lembra que uma dessas tendências está na busca por produtos e serviços com características brasileiras.
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Capa do guia - Foto:Divulgação |
O guia foi lançado no dia 28 de junho, durante um evento do Programa Sebrae 2014 na capital paulista, que tinha como tema Gestão e Sustentabilidade. Além do formato digital, na ocasião foram distribuídos 1,5 mil exemplares impressos.
O material traz tendências de negócios nos dez setores da economia levantados no Mapa de Oportunidades para as Micro e Pequenas Empresas nas Cidades-Sede, uma parceria do Sebrae com a Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV). Os textos dão dicas de como aproveitar o momento favorável às micro e pequenas empresas (MPE). Ao falar do Agronegócio, por exemplo, o guia aponta como promissor o mercado de orgânicos. “São alimentos cuja produção respeita o meio ambiente e preserva ao máximo a qualidade”, diz o conteúdo.
A publicação também apresenta o perfil de consumo de turistas de cinco países esperados para vir ao Brasil na Copa do Mundo FIFA 2014: Alemanha, Argentina, Espanha, México e Japão. “Há informações sobre costumes, comportamento de consumo, sua relação com o futebol, curiosidades do país e até as principais palavras do idioma para ajudar na comunicação com eles”, explica o superintendente do Sebrae em São Paulo, Bruno Caetano.
Perfil do Turista
Para José Bento Desie, consultor do Sebrae em São Paulo, o guia aborda uma série de questões de interesse do empreendedor, como o que muda no cenário empresarial e o que busca o consumidor. “O Brasil está acostumado a receber turistas, porém, para o mundial teremos visitantes com perfil diferenciado. Atentos a isso, precisamos trabalhar temas para incentivar a competitividade dos nossos clientes, os proprietários das micro e pequenas empresas”, afirma José Bento.
O segundo volume do guia será lançado no dia 18 de setembro, durante um encontro sobre inovação. Nele, haverá o perfil de visitantes dos Estados Unidos, Chile, Uruguai, França e Itália. Espera-se que o terceiro exemplar saia em dezembro. Esse volume terá informações sobre o turista nacional.
José Bento Desie acredita que a série produzida pelo Sebrae em São Paulo pode ajudar empreendedores de outros estados. “As tendências que apresentamos são internacionais, podendo ser adaptadas à realidade local”, afirma. Ele lembra que uma dessas tendências está na busca por produtos e serviços com características brasileiras.
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Nails Fashion Week Beauty Trends
Nos próximos dias 6 e 7 de agosto acontece o NFW Beauty Trends, segunda edição do Nails Fashion Week, primeiro desfile de unhas do mundo, que vem inovando mais uma vez e traz novidades de outros segmentos de beleza e tendências do universo feminino, sem abandonar, é claro, o conceito do esmalte. O evento, na capital paulista, já tem seu line up confirmado para o catwalk eletrônico, com os dedinhos na passarela: Avon, Colorama, OPI e Alessandro.
No NFW Saloon, 30 estações de esmaltação à disposição das convidadas, com todas as marcas de esmaltes, incluindo as participantes Passenatti e Super Pérola, além da grife suíça, líder mundial em cuidados com as unhas, Mavala. Nesta edição, além dos desfiles, os convidados poderão aproveitar palestras, tutoriais e workshops sobre tendências de beleza, moda e saúde, com profissionais dos mais diversos segmentos.
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Making Of - Foto: Divulgação |
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