Hello lovlies!
With the Fall season around the corner, not only will the leaves be changing, but fashion trends will ease away from dressing for the summer heat and breeze into the cool and colorful autumn days.
The who's who of fashion have spoken and it looks like Fall 2013 will allow fashionistas everywhere to experiment with color. According to
Pantone, a premier company that provides a color systems for designers across the industries, and a handful of the top fashion designers, we can expect vibrant and warm colors to reflect our moods for the fall.
Take a look at the
Pantone Fashion Color Report for more details on the many moods of fall.
Here are some Fall 2013 colors to be on the look for:
Use Color to Express Your Mood
Fashion gives us an amazing ability to express our mood when we look into our closets every day to choose that perfect outfit. Whether you are dressing up to look sophisticated for a work presentation or dressing down to enjoy your weekends, it's important to know what colors will help you convey your mood.
Here are my suggestions:
Basic neutral colors can allow an outfit to have a soft elegance, especially when light colors such as light gray and white are paired together. If you are going for a more glamorous look, pair deep browns with rich and vibrant colors such as forest green or fiery red.
Rich cool colors like acai purple or emerald green are statement colors that will demand people's attention. For a sophisticated look, I suggest that you use an acai purple because it is a bold and classic color that will also flatter any woman's shape next to black.
Warm colors will give your outfit a dramatic look that's powerful and flirty. Your outfit will exude confidence when you wear a vivacious fuchsia or a flirty samba red. My advice for all you fashionistas is to use caution when mixing warm colors together or else your outfit may look ready for spring instead of fall.
Black is the perfect color to help balance your outfit to fit your mood. It's also the best color to help flatter any body type. I wear this color like a second skin because it can make my outfit a classy creation or an edgy ensemble.
My last bit of advice when it comes to dressing for your mood is to have fun and play with the color in your closet. Don't be afraid to mix within the fall color palette so that you can create that perfect outfit that not only is fashion forward, but helps you feel good about yourself.