Spring Summer 2020 has seen some gorgeous colours and patterns emerge on the catwalk.
Below is the Pantone colours of this season and who can wear what.
The best match for these colours with our corks are;
Flame scarlet - Red - Bold true red ideal for winters and summers
Saffron - Mustard - Warm and soft perfect from autumns and springs
True Blue - Cobalt - everyone can wear this gorgeous shade just soften it for summer and autumns by pairing with dusky pink
Biscay Green - Mint - summer and springs best friend
Chive - Khaki - a good staple nuetral for everyone
Faded Denim - Charcoal - fab alternative to black suitable for all
Grape Compote - Aubergine - another universal shade
Sunlight/Lark - Natural with either gold or silver - spoiling you with another shade for all here just choose gold flecks for autumn and springs and silver for winter and summer palettes
Not included in Pantone but seen on the runways are Teal (universal - super flattering for everyone), Lavender (summer and springs) and Blush pink (the rose gold flecks make this wearable for warm and cool tones)
Moving onto prints! I love a good print, fun, quirky and an easy way to jazz up any outfit!
A classic and always a favourite is animal print, more specifically leopard, cheetah and zebra! If you are a soft muted tone the new leopard print is perfect for you, cheetah is coming soon which is also great for bolder types. Monochromatic zebra is a great look for everyone!
Next up is a print that spilled over from last year, monstera/cheese plant or tropical leaves were huge last year and that's set to continue this spring/summer. This gorgeous nuetral with green printed leaves is ideal for autumn colour pallettes.
Last but not least is two new styles, ditsy floral, a super cute mix of cool based flowers perfect for summer and winter types and natural toned cork with heritage, festival and tribal prints amazing on the warmer toned spring and autumns!
Shop the full collection here
If you don't know your colour type download the free ultimate style guide here
Which is your favourite colour and print?
Below is the Pantone colours of this season and who can wear what.
The best match for these colours with our corks are;
Flame scarlet - Red - Bold true red ideal for winters and summers
Saffron - Mustard - Warm and soft perfect from autumns and springs
True Blue - Cobalt - everyone can wear this gorgeous shade just soften it for summer and autumns by pairing with dusky pink
Biscay Green - Mint - summer and springs best friend
Chive - Khaki - a good staple nuetral for everyone
Faded Denim - Charcoal - fab alternative to black suitable for all
Grape Compote - Aubergine - another universal shade
Sunlight/Lark - Natural with either gold or silver - spoiling you with another shade for all here just choose gold flecks for autumn and springs and silver for winter and summer palettes
Not included in Pantone but seen on the runways are Teal (universal - super flattering for everyone), Lavender (summer and springs) and Blush pink (the rose gold flecks make this wearable for warm and cool tones)
Moving onto prints! I love a good print, fun, quirky and an easy way to jazz up any outfit!
A classic and always a favourite is animal print, more specifically leopard, cheetah and zebra! If you are a soft muted tone the new leopard print is perfect for you, cheetah is coming soon which is also great for bolder types. Monochromatic zebra is a great look for everyone!
Next up is a print that spilled over from last year, monstera/cheese plant or tropical leaves were huge last year and that's set to continue this spring/summer. This gorgeous nuetral with green printed leaves is ideal for autumn colour pallettes.
Last but not least is two new styles, ditsy floral, a super cute mix of cool based flowers perfect for summer and winter types and natural toned cork with heritage, festival and tribal prints amazing on the warmer toned spring and autumns!
Shop the full collection here
If you don't know your colour type download the free ultimate style guide here
Which is your favourite colour and print?
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