Written by Tania Braukamper - fashionising.com
Even as the fall collections left the runway, we were already looking to get a glimpse into the following warmer seasons. Yes, we're talking about the foundation of any season's collections: the colours and hues that underlie them, shape them, and eventually come to define them. And even though we're still guiding you through spring's and autumn / fall's fashion trends for 2011, that doesn't mean we can't afford a slight deviation in the form of a long term color trend forecast for the spring / summer 2012 season.
Click to read the full article to see samples of all the colours currently expected to features as trends in 2012. And don't forget that if you'd like to keep up to date with all of 2012's fashion trends, including new colour trend details for its seasons, you can subscribe to Fashionising.com's newsletter or RSS feed to never miss a thing.
color trends summer 2012
Lingerie / swimwear spring / summer 2011 colors
Interfiliere are always the first to release their take on any season's colour trends, and for spring / summer 2012 it's no different. As a part of the swimwear and lingerie industry the colours they reveal as having frequency and prominence are usually limited to their part of the fashion industry. While some of these colours may be dominant amongst spring 2012's clothing trends, we should caution that there's no guarantee of it.
Unfortunately, at this stage Interfiliere have not released the Pantone codes for their analysis of the spring 2012 colours. However, reading from left to right and starting with the colour swatch above, they're seeing the following colours as trends for beachwear and intimates:
Lime Blosson, Clotted Cream, Hemp, Tortoiseshell
Shadow, Lupin, Foliage, Apple
Sage, Jacinth, Formica, Smoothy
Lapis, Canary, Macaroon, Quince Petal
As color trend companies are want to do, Interfiliere have also grouped their color trends for spring 2012 into different moods. For the spring / summer season they're seeing three distinguishable colour groups: tender, earthy, and floral.
Tender
The clearest and palest of pastels, ideal for lofty and silky fabrics and for a new vintage mood that is more sexy than candid.
Earthy
The earth hues: ochres, oranges and copper tones which support the passion for nature and organic environments to use with mat or shiny effects, with top-of-the-range laces, and for beachwear. Note a surge of 'hand-dyed' effects, especially indigo.
Florals
Floral tones, essential nuances for charming prints available now for ranges of limited volume.
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