color range ss24

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The Première Vision range is a unique and exclusive palette of colors that deciphers the main sociological trends and currents of the coming season, in line with developments in the ready-to-wear (men’s, women’s and children’s), accessories, leather goods, footwear and jewelry markets.

It is drawn up in collaboration with a panel of international experts from the textile, leather and accessories industries, during a series of meetings with Première Vision. By sharing information from the various sectors of the industry, we can produce a range that is the most relevant for our professions and reflects the many realities of production in order to inspire our reference markets.

The Spring-Summer 2024 color range showcases 28 exclusive shades in a physical and digital format and articulates them around harmonies and main themes. A guideline, an inspiring reference tool, it accompanies the collection creation process, thanks to its key harmonies and highlights, identified by our fashion professionals. It should be incorporated into one’s own DNA and universe and then reinterpreted according to one’s own codes.

luminous acidity

The range’s Cold Sun, Chlorophyll Gel and Pixelated Sky shades seem almost immaterial. Informed by the metaverse, they seemingly spring from a digital Eden. These colors rejuvenate collections while nodding to Fifties design.

These cold, overexposed brights have a luminescent acidity that borders on reflective; acidic hues imbued with a calm, graphic force. Used like neons, they accentuate the other shades in the range, making solids and multicolored treatments radiate with calibrated naiveté. Their cool, lemony luminosity also offers a refreshing counterpoint to the searing summer heat. These versatile colors can adapt to all vocabularies, markets and techniques, from handcrafted braids to furs, sports, and designs with a more romantic mood. A key seasonal trend that can be pushed to total looks in monochrome.

09 -Pixelated sky

13 - Chlorophyll gel 19 - Cold sun

RAW ACIDS

Pale, artificial colorways overlay of surfaces marked by a deep rawness, in khakis and browns. They are irregularly applied, coating textiles and skins in the manner of chemical additives. These combinations call for an elaboration of texture, with contrasts of rustic and technical, matteness and shine, and handles that are smooth and rough, dehydrated and oily. For accessories ranging from big totes to small leather goods, contrasts are partially expressed through gums, waxes and patinas on grainy skins or papery leathers.

UNDERSCORED ACIDITY

Yellowy-greenish artificial hues are underscored by neutrals, highlighting a genre mix that fuses technical and artisanal vocabularies.

Combinations to work in contrast in high-design products such as accessories, with braiding added to functional components. In ready-to-wear, these harmonies give a fresh note to artisanal techniques such as macramé, for ankle-length dresses or even swimwear, and hand knits for big, comfy, chunky cardigans.

GRATING ACIDITY

Harmonies full of a summery spontaneity, where acid tones are front and center. When teamed with neutrals, acids lose their luminous intensity, looking almost greyed-out, faded. These easily find their place in the relaxed and casual universe, with vintage-inspired washes.

For boots and small bags, worked in leathers with cloudy finishings elaborated as decoration in their own right. Wiped and daubed effects trace out vaporous landscapes with a luminous, artificial softness, on velvety skins or full grained nubuck.

ACID GROUNDS

Grounds are elaborated with yellows and greens, contrasting with patterns in dark khaki and brown shades. These are colorful and bold choices, for everyday wear or for more formal fantasy.

In decoration, they are a way to update and give a fresh twist to classic jacquard and print motifs: batik, indiennes, and even toile de Jouy. A lively acidity in yarn-dyed wovens, with graphic checks, large madras, and feminine or masculine stripes, for edgier products.