TOBE REPORT Color
Autumn/Winter 2016
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Letter from the Editor Color is more than what most forecasters use it for. It’s not the color of your favorite scarf or your most flattering pants, its life. The color within our lives without us realizing it. There is a deeper meaning to colors, it can have psychological effects, bad and good, balance and imbalance. It can make your day or break you. Throughout this color story, our new team thought tirelessly about trend. It may be wrong, immoral to use our emotions as inspiration for color in fashion, we’re setting a new precedent for color. It’s not as simple as “leaves fall in autumn, let’s look at leaves”. There’s more to color in relation to the time of year, and to life during said year. We thought about you, the outcast, and the misunderstood. That’s where the true genius lies, doesn’t it? The person that says nothing says the most, and we took inspiration from you. I believe there is something for everyone here. Whether you’re straight laced, or uncustomary, you’ll discover an interest here. And if you don’t, go look at plain Jane’s trend report, ‘cause that’s not what we do here.
Jacqueline F Miller Excecutive Editor
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
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Chromaphobia is defined as a persistant, irrational fear of, or aversion to colordue to phsychoilogial effects colors have. It is usually a result of a depressive state of mind. This color trend is based on the idea that one cannot understand color, and this creates a physical response to colors with the exception of white and grey. In many species the coloblack is used to camolauge themselves from pretators. Turning black would help them survive within their environments. In the same way black is helpful to humans protect themselves from pretators. Black helps conceal and cover up any flaw or emotional tear, which is why I think the trend has increasingly evolved. Black visually represents internal strife and emotional pain. This used to be a trend solely for the depressed and misunderstood, agnoizing over life and its inevitability. Black is used to help the internal flaws in life.
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Pantone Black 6 C
Pantone 419 U
Pantone 412 U
Pantone 19 1111
Pantone 433 C
Pantone 7540 U
Pantone 5517 C
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Main Colors Pantone Black 6 C
Pantone 419 U
cloak
Pantone 412 U
depth
Intermedeiate Colors Pantone 19 1111
Pantone 433 C
dirt
pour
Accent Colors Pantone 7540 U
Pantone 5517 C fog
smoke
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filth
Inside Out Looking inside yourself is much more than staring into your soul and finding yourself; be literal. For me, it creates a progression- darker within and lighter on the outside. This varies per person. Look at your wrist, the veins and the colors. As hermits we rarely see daylight. Our skin is pale, fair rather. The colors under your skin are deep, succulent. Next time your uninspired, find inspiration within yourself, your body.
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inside out
Pantone 2042 C
Pantone 2055 C
Pantone 7611 U
Pantone DS 49 9 C
Pantone 162 C
Pantone 11 0103 TCX
Pantone DS 392 9 C
Pantone DS 392 9 C
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Main Colors Pantone 2042 C
Pantone 2055 C
Pantone 7611 U
menstruate
swollen
Intermedeiate Colors Pantone DS 49 9 C
Pantone 162 C
pale
fair
Accent Colors Pantone DS 392 9 C
Pantone DS 392 9 C sick
blu
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
soft bite
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Internet art is all about exploration in exploitation. Exploitation of object and reality. Presentation and accuracy are key to the internet trend. It it crucial that every color, object, and presentation within internet is precise and intentional. Throughout this trend the color choices are vibrant yet muted. Although there are different interpretations of this of color between all the internet artists, the goal remains the same. Looking at the flaws of the internet and exploiting them. It is primarily comporised of soft, almost pastel virsions of color and can progressively become brighter and more agressive. The future is within this trend. Layers of color and pattern are instrumental factors, but it is not overwhelming. Quite the opposite.
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Art: Dom Sebastian
2141 Pantone 2141 C
2125 Pantone 2125 C
blu Pantone 2002 C
2211 Pantone 2211 C
7635 Pantone 2214 C
2240 Pantone 2240 C
905 Pantone 905 C
2214 Pantone 7635 U
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Main Colors Pantone 2125 C
Pantone 7635 U
Pantone 2214 C
2214
2125
Intermedeiate Colors Pantone 2211 C
Pantone 2200 C
2211
Pantone 2240 C
blu
Accent Colors Pantone 2141 C
Pantone 905 C 2141
905
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2240
7635
Beta Test
People mainly focus on the colors in which we can transform technology, but I think we’ve missed a beat. Looking back at older style technology shows a growth in color from creams and whites, to metallics, to transluscence. The newer technology has raised the question about technology and its usability. The colors evolve, like us. Technology has become a huge catylst to new artwork, lifestyles, and trends. But have we truely looked at the machine for inspiration. Internet art was embracing the flaw, the watermark, and object, and I believe in color trend we should do the same.
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Pantone DS 295 9 C
Pantone 11 0103
Pantone DS 289 9 C
Pantone DS 121 9 C
Pantone 10101
Pantone 11 0601 TC
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Main Colors Pantone 11 0103
Pantone DS 295 9 C
beta
stock
Intermedeiate Colors Pantone DS 121 9 C
Pantone DS 289 9 C
gluten
mac
Accent Color Pantone 10101 mac
Neutral Pantone 10101 bright
Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
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Disclaimer: This document is a representation of seasonal TOBE reports for Anthony Miller’s Current Trends and Forcasting curriculum at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
All imagery courtesy of WGSN, Style.com, Tumblr, Peclers Paris, and Textile View. Color |Autumn/Winter 2016
Current Trends and Forcasting FASM 419 Jacqueline F Miller