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Color Pop.

Celebrities embraced ultra bright colors that resulted in a few head turning moments. Jennifer Lopez let her wild side out in a mustard hued The 2nd Skin Co. leather dress for a screening of ‘American Idol’ in Hollywood. Not one to hide her curves, Sofia Vergara slipped into an impeccably fitted mint Michael Kors  sheath with sheer inserts for a guest appearance on “Good Morning America.” Looking young and fresh in head-to-toe tangerine, Solange Knowles attended the launch of Choo.08° in Beverly Hills in a skin-baring blazer and Acne Studios skirt. Karolina Kurkova made a dramatic entrance to the IWC – hosted “For the Love of Cinema” dinner in a colour-blocked draped dress from Roksanda Illincic and Greta Gerwig was a breath of fresh air in a hot pink and white tartan Chanel summer/spring 2013 dress at the Tribeca Film Festival Chanel party.

From L-R: Jennifer Lopez, Solange Knowles, Greta Gerwig, Sofia Vergara and Karolina Kurkova

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Paris Fashion Week: Fall 2014 – 2015 Color Trends.

Parisian runways were full to bursting with vibrant and purposefully jarring colour ways like at Christian Dior, Miu Miu and Carven. Tone on tone silhouettes flush with the power of plain were linear and loose at Haider Ackermann, Viktor +Rolf’s Fall/Winter 2014 show was a study in shades of grey and at Rochas; the palette was a mingling of muted pastels woken up by jolts of colour courtesy of ruched leather gloves. On that note, these are some of the color trends from Paris Fall/Winter 2014 – 2015 runways.

Coral.

From L-R: Acne, Carven, Christian Dior, Jean Charles De CastelBajac and Sonia Rykiel

Nude.

From L-R: Louis Vuitton, Chloe, Hermes, Christophe Lemaire and John Galliano

Mustard.

From L-R: Chanel, Christian Wijnants, Dries Van Noten, Hermes and Valentino

Pink.

From L-R: Chanel, Carven, Christian Dior, Emanuel Ungaro and Valentino

Burnt Orange.

From L-R: Chanel, Chloe, John Galliano, Issey Miyake and Christian Wijnants

Teal.

From L-R: Balmain, Dries Van Noten, Issey Miyake, Rochas and Elie Saab

Yellow.

From L-R: Miu Miu, Christian Dior, Maiyet, Tsumori Chisato and Balmain

Cobalt Blue.

From L-R: Agnes B, Andre Gn, Jean Paul Gaultier, Emanuel Ungaro and Christian Dior

Grey.

From L-R: Anthony Vaccarello, Balmain, Chalayan, Chanel and Christian Wijnants

Purple

From L-R: Tsumori Chisato, Nina Ricci, Maison Martin Margiela, Issey Miyake and Christian Dior

London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2013 Color Trends.

While Mary Katrantzou, Meadham Kirchoff and McQ went for a strictly monochromatic colour palette to focus more on the structure and design of the clothes, other designers offered colourful collections interspersed with the deep and dark tones known for fall.

Mustard. Emilia Wickstead, Maria Grachvogel and Jonathan Saunders took inspiration from the creamy tones of mustard when it came to fall color palettes.

From L-R: Maria Grachvogel, Peter Pilotto, Jonathan Saunders, Emilia Wickstead and L'Wren Scott

Fuschia. The intense tones of fuschia spiced up fall collections from Tom Ford, Duro Olowu and Japer Conran.

From L-R: Moschino Cheap and Chic, Jasper Conran, Tom Ford and Duro Olowu

Teal. Made a splash on the fall runways of Julien McDonald, Whistles and Paskal.

From L-R: Julien McDonald, Emilia Wickstead, Whistles, L'Wren Scott and Paskal

Black. An essential for fall, black acted as a backdrop for silhouettes and designs at PPQ, KTZ and Mary Katrantzou.

From L-R: From L-R: Bernard Chandran, Sass and Bide, PPQ, John Rocha and Felder Felder

Yellow. Yellow maintained its sunny disposition on the runway of London.

From L-R: Julien McDonald, Bernard Chandran, Japer Conran, Sass and Bide and PPQ

Red. It was red hot on the catwalks of Julien McDonald, Mathew Williamson, Clements Ribeiro and House of Holland.

From L-R: Eudon Choi, Alice Palmer, Bernard Chandran and Margaret Howell

Maroon. Maroon made a resounding entrance as one of the colour trends to look out for come fall.

From L-R: Felder Felder, Bella Suavage, Sister by Sibling, Clements Ribeiro and Preen

Burnt Orange. Marques Almeida, Michael Van Der Ham and Richard Nicoll brought burnt orange onto the fall runways of London.

From L-R: Marques Almeida, Zeynep Tosun, Richard Nicoll, Bernard Chandran and Fyodor Golan