This report is always a favorite here at Fashionsnoops because it is a definitive look at the best color stories seen on the runways. Look no further for your Spice, Floral and Sheer shades. Be sure to also see how grey and yellow’s roles have increased no only in relation to each other, but how they appear in almost every palette. A season of clarity, brightness and lightness is upon us! Take a closer look:

Citrus Based Neutrals
Sorbets  
True and fresh, these brights are the basis for fantastic prints and brash head to toe color blocked statements. Black and white are used but as you see here, they are not the sole anchors!
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The evolution of the gray matter theme comes to its most feminine conclusion! Pairing smoky lavenders with citrine and charcoal brings that dreamy effect while increasing the purple quotient creates that desirable female edge. Use in meandering prints and as complementary ‘all body’ looks as well.
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The PANTONE® Reference names and/or numbers are from the PANTONE for fashion and home color system (a component of the PANTONE Textile Color System®). The colors shown here are simulations, which may not match the PANTONE Color Standards. For accurate PANTONE Color Standards, refer to the current edition of the PANTONE for fashion and home color guide or PANTONE for fashion and home color selector – cotton, whichever is applicable. PANTONE® and other Pantone, Inc. trademarks are the property of Pantone, Inc. Portions © Pantone, Inc., 2003. Panton, Inc.'s trademarks and copyrights used with the permission of Pantone, Inc. under License Agreement with Fashion Snoops, Inc.