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London Fashion Week: Autumn/Winter 2014 -15 Colour Trends.

Colours were rich at the Topshop Unique Autumn/Winter 14 show, muted and stark palettes enhanced the appearances of the collection at Emilia Wickstead and at Burberry Prorsum; the collection was pleasantly colourful. Blue emerged to be the brightest colour amongst a sea of pastels and colour blocking made a return to the runways for Autumn/Winter 2014. These are some of the colours London Fashion Week has to offer Autumn/Winter 2014.

Teal.

From L-R: Burberry Prorsum, Lucas Nascimento, Emilio de la morena, Mary Katrantzou and Julien McDonald

Colour Blocking.

From L-R: Emilio de la Morena, Lucas Nascimento, Roksanda Illincic, Issa and Jonathan Saunders

Red.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Issa, Simone Rocha, Vivienne Westwood red label and Tom Ford

Black.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Barbara Casasola, David Koma, Issa and John Rocha

Orange.

From L-R: Antipodium, Burberry Prorsum, Belstaff, Jasper Conran and Giles

Navy Blue.

From L-R: Emilio de la Morena, Richard Nicoll, Bora Aksu, Marios Schwab and Osman

Maroon.

From L-R: Vivienne Westwood red label, Holly Fulton, DAKS, John Rocha and Bora Aksu

Pastels.

From L-R: Christopher Kane, Burberry, Osman, Marios Schwab and Jasper Conran

Burgundy.

From L-R: Roksanda Illincic, Vivienne Westwood red label, Lucas Nascimento, Emilio de la Morena and Burberry Prorsum

Blue.

From L-R: Eudon Choi, Hunter Original, J.JS Lee, Richard Nicoll and Roksanda Illincic

Paris Haute Couture: Spring 2014 Colour Trends.

Couture collections always come in the most romantic of colour palettes and this time was no different. Pastel hues dominated the Versace Atelier catwalk, the colours at Armani were much darker at both Armani Prive and Valentino ranging from slate grey to blue than expected but it all made for delicately feminine collections.

Slate Grey

From L-R: Giorgio Armani Prive

 
Burgundy

From L-R: Alexandre Vauthier

Powder Blue

From L-R: Elie Saab

Yellow

From L-R: Stephane Rolland

 Coral

From L-R: Zuhair Murad

 Orange.

From L-R: Charlotte Licha

Mint.

From L-R: Schiaparelli, Versace Atelier, Chanel and Dior

Blue.

From L-R: Jean Paul Gaultier, Versace Atelier, Giambattista Valli and Ralph & Russo

Red.

From L-R: Dior, Elie Saab, Ralph & Russo and Ulyana Sergeenko

 

Pre-Fall 2014-15 Colour Trends.

After Spring’s playful romp in poppy colours, many designers got serious for pre-fall by darkening their colour palettes. Fall’s rich dark tones of burgundy, purple, fuschia, emerald green and navy were quite popular amidst the sprinkling of gold and orange while the reds got deeper in some pre-fall presentations.

Burgundy.

From L-R: Burberry Prorsum, Cushnie et Ochs, Valentino, Fendi and Jean Paul Gaultier

Orange.

From L-R: Fausto Puglisi, Carolina Herrerra, Bottega Veneta, Emanuel Ungaro and Altuzarra

Navy.

From L-R: Badgley Mischka, Altuzarra, Gucci, Alberta Ferretti and Burberry Prorsum

Red.

From L-R: Naeem Khan, Valentino, Louis Vuitton, Ports 1961and Chanel

Purple.

From L-R: Belstaff, Bottega Veneta, Herve Leger, Pringle of Scotland and Fausto Puglisi

Cobalt Blue.

From L-R: Fendi, Fausto Puglisi, Elie Tahari, Kenzo and Roland Mouret

Emerald Green.

From L-R: Oscar De La Renta, Alberta Ferretti, Burberry Prorsum, Givenchy and Christopher Kane

Gold.

From L-R: Emilio Pucci, Alberta Ferretti, Burberry Prorsum, Naeem Khan and Barbara Bui

Fuschia.

From L-R: Matthew Williamson

Black and White.

From L-R: Kenzo, Jason Wu, Valentino, DSquared2 and Chanel

Pre-Fall 2013-2014 Colour Trends.

The color palette for Pre-Fall collections is more restrained and austere compared to the summer/spring collections. However restrained the palette a few bright pops of color always manage to pop up amongst the muted ones.

Black. Black got dramatic on the pre-fall collections of Donna Karan, Theyskens’ Theory, Reed Krakoff and Philip Lim.


Burgundy. A color that has shown more staying power than most, Burgundy is still popular for many a designer like Vera Wang, Gucci, Oscar De La Renta and Donna Karan.


Neutral. Flesh tones never fail to blend in whether dark or light. Belstaff, Temperley, 3.1 Philip Lim.


Purple. Purple reigned regally at Missoni, Vera Wang, Honor and Herve Leger.


Gold. Gold set the tone at Burberry, Monique Lhuillier, Missoni and Temperley during the pre-fall collections.


Cobalt Blue. One of the boldest and most over-looked shades to wear, cobalt blue was bold and proud at Thakoon, Christopher Kane, Catherine Malandrino and Caroline Herrera.


Red. Sizzled on pre-fall ensembles from Diane Von Furstenberg, Burberry, Alice + Olivia and Rachel Zoe.


Teal. A cross between a dirty blue and green, teal did not only act as a backdrop at Gucci but also featured in collections from 3.1 Philip Lim, Catherine Malandrino, Oscar De La Renta and Timo Weilland.


Gray. Mute and neutral, gray blended in at Givenchy, Donna Karan, Reed Krakoff and Monique Lhuillier.


Orange. Orange brightened up the mood at Oscar De La Renta, Tibi, Rg & Bone, Vera Wang and Calvin Klein.