If we were to list purely winter colors, surely, we would never say that the orange It is one of them. Rather, this bright color is associated with the spring season. Well, to the surprise of some and the joy of others, this intense color will be a great protagonist as one of the most used accent tones in proposals for the next fall-winter 2017/2018.
This is how we have seen it in numerous formal and casual looks catwalk in which this cheerful and lively tone has starred outfit in totally different styles and in which it has been presented in a tonal variety that goes from the most luminous or fluorescent shades, to the most neutral and dark tones. These are the outfit key we dominate by orange.
Orange sweeps the catwalk proposals for next winter
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- Dior Homme
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- Dior Homme
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- Dior Homme
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- Dior Homme
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- To me
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- Acne Studios
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- wooyoungmi
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- Givenchy
Kris Van Assche for the maison French Dior Homme has been one of the most and best used to this tone. And he has done so much by way of total look as combined with other more neutral colors such as camel or black. Orange has also been used in garments as diverse as a turtleneck and fine knit sweater or in a stylish trench coat. trench. In addition, it has been the ideal color chosen to accentuate details such as the linings or stitching of some of the garments presented in the last show of the house during Paris Fashion Week.
In firms like To meThis tone has also appeared, but this time in a much brighter and almost fluorescent shade, a tone that has enlivened a collection in which earthy colors and brown tones have reigned. For its part, in the collection of a certain medieval and romantic air of wooyoungmi We have also been able to see orange but, on this occasion, in its most tile-colored hue. Very bright it was presented with a jersey plus matching sunglasses in the signature collection Acne Studios.
Finally, the French house Givenchy bet absolutely on orange with a total look in the most striking tone. Although they do not hesitate to use it in other cut garments oversize full of horizontal striped prints. Long live the orange.