Mock TOBE Color Report by Brooke Pumo

Brooke Pumo

Professor Miller

REPORT

FASH 419

color

mock TOBE color report F/W 20/21

letter from

the

editor

Trends are something that binds us to a time. Shoulder pads and giant hair to help our parents relive the 80’s, poodle skirts and saddle shoes to bring us into the Grease fan girl era, and now the “Princess Diana” sweatshirt and biker shorts has made a comeback. Fashion may be one of the biggest polluting industries in the world but hey, at least it recycles. Trends are shuffled through and reformed and resurrected year in and year out. Trends are an important part of fashions history. Colors lead trends. The colors that dominate the industry trickle up to couture from street style and vise versa. Right now we are in the birth of the Re brand era. All brands are changing their logos, changing their aesthetics to adjust with the times, but through all of this one thing stays constant. That is color. Color is something that all the brands share regardless of its scale. Fashion is not complicated. Everyone follows and copies everyone that’s why things like Diet Prada exist, but color is always off limits. Everyone has the rights to color. And color is always shared. TOBE is here to show you all the ways colors are shared between brands and linked to the high end and low ends of the spectrum. Florals for Fall are actually ground breaking and colors having specific seasons? Never heard of her. Happy Trend Hunting, Editor and Chief

Brooke Pumo

Table of

contents

Pastels

13teen

9nine

Jewels

Twenty1

17teen

Brights Neutrals

class

regal

Pops

Secondary

Primary

reg Deep Purple

5115 C

Regal

286 C

Emerald

3288 C

Retriever

7408 C

Sleek Magenta

198 C

Darkened Lavender

7666 C

9 &

regal classy

a little bit sassy

jewels

class

gal

Jewel tones are elegant and have a muted pop to them. They are bold due to the richness each color carries and add a sassy yet sophisticated flare to any outfit. The Deep Purple, rich Regal, and Emerald Green are the main Primary Colors for this trend. The Secondary Color is a Retriever here and there will add a nice statement and compliments the primary colors. The Tertiary POPS of Color are a Sleek Magenta and a Darkened Lavender to give any outfit color story just what it needs to keep that Queen Bee status from work to home to your nightlife this color story is sure to be the top tier of any outfit out on the catwalk to the sidewalk.

FiercelyMuted

Pops

Secondary

Primary

Fierce

Fairy Dust

2567 C

Sweet Pink

2338 C

Skylight

5445 C

Refreshmint

2458 C

Marigold

137 C

Dark Sea Foam

2458 C

sugar

candy

not millennial

pink

Pastels

ely

Muted

Pastels aren’t just stuck in spring anymore. Colors no longer have a specific season as long as you look fabulous who cares right? The Primary Colors in this story are Fairy Dust, Sweet Pink, and Skylight. The Secondary Color is a Refreshmint giving any outfit that nice cool and sophisticated upgrade. The Tertiary POPS include a Marigold and a Dark Sea Foam to add dimension to your fit and any pattern. A pastel color story says that “I may look sweet but do not cross me.” Sugar, spice and everything nice? Even Miranda Priestly approves.

flare

Saturated

Pops

Secondary

Primary

Satur

Rocket pop

3551 C

Parrot Red

2347 C

Sunnyville Yellow

113 C

Barbie Pink

211 C

Teeny Bopper

3265 C

Mojito

3561 C

flare

primary

saturation

flare

lively

Brights

rated

This color story defines fun and flirty. Big personalities want to stand out and demand attention just by walking in the room. Clothing speaks louder than words can and this story is the best way to express yourself. The Primary Colors are Rocket Pop, Parrot Red, and Sunnyville Yellow. To compliment them is the Secondary Color Barbie Pink, which c’mon, who doesn’t love a good Barbie Pink. The Tertiary POPS in this story don’t shy away from a challenge either. Teeny Bopper and Mojito add the perfect amount of WOW to any drab Fall day.

Femme

Contemporary

Femme Primary Secondary Pops

Ebony Brown

7554 C

Toasted almond

155 C

Warm Sand

2467 C

Nude Pink

488 C

French Cabernet

175 C

Burnt orange Chestnut

7577 C

Contem

21 everyday served

colors

Neutrals

mporary

modern looks Color may spice up an outfit, but nothing feels as good as a classic. Neutrals have always been there just not as appreciated until now. New Neutrals are coming forward to give your monochrome sleek fit a pick me up. The Primary Colors are Ebony Brown, Toasted Almond, and Warm Sand. The Secondary Color is what we like to call a New Neutral which is called Nude Pink, and we are here for it. The Tertiary POPS are French Cabernet and Burnt Orange Chestnut. With nudes like these who needs clothes...

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