AUTUMN´S COLORS by Ivana Giove

Por Ivana Giove

AUTUMN’S COLORS

I’vealways felt that fall colors have a mostly emotional impact. It’s not just a matter of aesthetics; there is something deeper. When I incorporate these shades into my surroundings, whether it’s in the clothes or décor of my home, I feel a kind of comforting calm. They are colors that give you calm, that remind you of the warmth of a quiet afternoon or the smell of dry leaves. They make me feel more connected to my city that lives this season in a unique and special way. Autumn colorimetry is much more than a seasonal trend in the world of design or fashion; It is a true reflection of the transformation of nature and an invitation to connect with our environment. Warm tones, such as ochres, oranges, reds and browns, remind us of the transition of life and the beauty of the ephemeral.

Now that I live in Toronto, I find in the autumn palette a sense of calm and nostalgia. As the leaves change color and the days get shorter, I feel a kind of visual curiosity, a connection to nature that invites introspection. This time of year inspires me to discover new parks, ride a bike, walk among the leaves, take pictures and share with friends, before the cold winter.

By embracing fall colors in our day-to-day lives, whether through fashion, décor, or art, we are somehow connecting with the cycle of life, embracing change, and celebrating beauty in transformation. To me, that’s the true essence of fall colorimetry: a reminder that, as in nature, we, too, are constantly evolving.