For this color report we take a look at the just wrapped up runway shows for men and pull together the best and most effective color stories seen. This cross section approach reveals the common threads of thought among designers: Bright is better; though pastels are welcomed back, rich mineral shades are best when worn in large sections on the body and gray continues to be behind most themes and color stories.

Take a look at the best colors for spring for men, from the perspective of the runway shows!

Baby Pastels Purists
In addition to the faithful standards of red, black, gray and white we now have a few pop colors in the Punk mix. Citrus lemon, lime and orange offer a cheeky twist without taking away from this theme's edge.
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Grays continue to be an important part of the city neutral landscape. Far from dull these dove, concrete and charcoal shades get paired with an ochre or a lavender for a sophisticated shake up. Use in knits or in shine finish solids bottom weights for spring.
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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.