Fashion colour trends Autumn/Winter 2011-2012
Wolf | August 30th, 2011 - 10:48
With the summer that never was – I am tempted to call it an austerity summer – almost at its end, it is only right that we should indulge in some autumn and winter clothes shopping and hope for a colourful autumn and a snowy winter.
As in previous seasons, I have again compiled the fashion colour trends from the most authoritative industry sources: (left click to open, right-click to save)
Pantone fashion color report fall 2011
SpinExpo Autumn/Winter 2011-12
APLF Colour & Materials Trends Fall/Winter 2011-12
When you are done with the shopping, why not book a photo session to show off the new you? Visit Wolf Kettler Photographer for information and to book.
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