Color Equation &Nbsp; 2011 Spring And Summer Fashion Trends

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In addition to the large area of color on clothing, the color of accessories is also very important.

So is the rule of 3 colors not applicable? The answer is yes, but it is not absolute. The 3 colors can also have a small area of neutral colors (black, white, nude, gold, silver, etc.) or small colored accessories.

Approximate collocation is relatively easy, and the contrast between the upper and lower will not be too abrupt, plus the contrast coloured accessories, the whole will be eye-catching and rich.

High purity color and daring collision are the most attractive, but light blue, light green and nude colors are also important colors. Especially for Asian people with a yellowish complexion, hard hitting with bright colors is not a good idea.

Contrasting color matching is difficult. In addition to the comparison of hue and purity and brightness contrast, the balance between the two is very important, otherwise it is easy to be too strong in color and weak in another color.

Accessories colors can be neutral or contrasting colors, and harmony in contrast.

2011 spring and summer T stage color and neutral collocation demonstration (left to right: Maison de la VANILLE La Maison de la VANILLE nvin, VANILLE, VANILLE, x)

The collocation of colors and neutral colors is the most classic and practical, the best choice for office workers.

Casual collocation can choose contrasting coloured accessories, lively and changeable, formal collocation can choose the same color or neutral color accessories, coordinate echo.

2011 spring and summer T color matching demonstration (left to right: Aquilano Rimondi, Jil Sander) color matching the highest position, the main color three are the limits, Jil Sander matching can be seen, shoes and bags deliberately chose neutral colors.

This season's color can be bumped without collision, and the whole body is more eye-catching and graceful.

The approximate color is near the graph, and the contrast color far or up is the contrast.

(top left to right: Zac Posen, Versace, Paul&Joe, Jil Sander, Giambattista Vall, Dior; row down to left: Andrew Gn, Dior, e, e, R, C, d).