Color Trends Forecast for Autumn 2012/13 Fall

Leading Word: These colors are used in clothing. This color trend will be applied to the textile and apparel industry in large numbers. It is an improvement of the color trend and will attract more people's attention.

The coordination of humans and science and technology makes it possible to re-develop humans by means of integrated science. Seeking creative inspiration in nature, organic engineering provides the foundation for artificial design. The rapid prototype paves the way for freelance design, blending the natural world with the essence of the artificial world, creating a novel hybrid design. >> Color Trends 2011/2012 Fashion Trends <<

The calm and transcendental tone blends with the elegant skin tones, reflecting the juxtaposition of science and nature. Black fades to blue-gray, pigeon-gray, and rain-gray, while champagne-beige, antelope, and cream make the colors warm. The unique properties of the water are also sources of inspiration. The blue powder of the enamel brightens into sky blue and then darkens into indigo and navy blue. The use of these colors in clothing, this color trend will be used in a large number of textile and apparel industries, is the increase in color trends, will attract more people's attention.

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