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This season's best color palettes are very distinct and well defined. They are a group of 80s Rainbow Brights, a group of 60s-inspired Earthly Delights, another group of shinny Winter Glitter and finally a classic varsity inspired College Baby group. Any way you look at it, there's new and exciting hues mixed in a very put-together manner!

 

College Baby
This is a classic that never goes out of style. New to the look is a pale pink and crimson. Keeping in mind the importance of traditional plaids and argyles, feel free to add in hot pink or pale pastels to give it an extra kick.
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Earthly Delights
Think of sixties inspired hippy colors and add some deep warm hues to give an urban edge and make up the next great palette. Combine warm brights with some great earthy neutrals of green and brown to achieve this color trend. Feel free to use and mix saturated colors like deep yellow, turquoise or plum.
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Rainbow Brights
Think of all the colors in the rainbow and mix it up with primary colors and you have this season's brights. Combine brights with complimentary colors for a real pizzazz that work well as 3"D" trims. Add a little white to ground the whole look.
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Snow Glitter
This is a great winter color scheme! Use shine with shear, glitter with matte, and luster with heathers. Mix grays with white and silver or sable with cream and gold.
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