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Fashion Color ReportFall 2005

Rattan PANTONE 14-1031

Gloxinia PANTONE 19-3022

Ruby Wine PANTONE 19-1629

Burnt Orange PANTONE 16-1448

American Beauty PANTONE 19-1759

Glazed Ginger PANTONE 18-1154

Moroccan Blue PANTONE 19-4241

Moss PANTONE 16-0532

Burnt Olive PANTONE 18-0521

Atmosphere PANTONE 16-1406

PAN TO NE® FA S H I O N C O L O R R E P O R T FALL 2005

color’s wanderlustNew York Fashion Week Fall 2005, February 4-11, 2005

As the days grow shorter and the temperature falls, Gotham isawash in a sea of austere Atmosphere gray – the overcastsky, the concrete sidewalks, the metal of buildings – mirroredinto infinity by miles of glass windows. New York’s designersstand against the tide, revealing their innermost secrets,indulging their fantasies. Time and space are their playthings.

In their minds’ eyes, towering skyscrapers transform into the soaring gables of a manor house rising behind a dense wood in the English countryside. An equestrienne garbed in a herringbone tweed jacket with breeches of Burnt Olivecanters camouflaged through the Moss covert. A dashingdeer the color of Glazed Ginger catches the rider’s eye…

The reverie moves to a Native American community in the days before the settlers, where a deeply tanned woman sitsquietly weaving artful textiles. She looks out over the field of squash and pumpkin growing in the rich brown soil, theirBurnt Orange echoing the late afternoon sun…

In another vision, noble peacocks of Moroccan Bluepromenade through the courtyard. A fairy tale princess withcascading hair like soft Rattan wears a velvet gown of richGloxinia. The corset hugs her tightly as she lifts RubyWine to her lips, red as the American Beauty rose.

Intoxicated with inspiration, the designers return to the presentto put pen to paper and pore over bolts of fabric, living out thefantastic travels of their colorful gypsy souls.

“What is most directional for Fall 2005 is the intriguingcombinations of colors – Glazed Ginger and Moroccan Blue with the accent of Moss; or Rattan, Gloxinia and AmericanBeauty,” observes Leatrice Eiseman, executive director, PantoneColor Institute®. “Blue Turquoise, spring’s dominant color, hasmatured into Moroccan Blue – a deep, vibrant teal. Rich brownsare also extremely important for Fall ‘05, from spicy shades like Glazed Ginger to darker chocolates. Meanwhile, Rattanexemplifies yellow’s new, burnished direction.”

For over 10 years, Pantone, Inc. has surveyed the designers ofNew York Fashion Week to bring you the season’s most importantcolor trends. This sketchbook previews color for Fall 2005. It isalso available online at www.pantone.com/fall2005.


PAN TO NE® FA S H I O N C O L O R R E P O R T FAL L 2005

Narciso RodriguezP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Black, Ebony and ChalkWhite with Crimson RedI N S P I R AT I O N

The choice of colors wasinspired by Afro-Braziliandeity costumes from theCandoble religion of Brazil.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Crimson RedC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

“Mix it and Layer it” –layering of warm tones from Crimson Red to Process Blue against Chalk White and Ebony

Cynthia Steffe (on the cover)

P R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Burgundy, Wine, Rust and CamelI N S P I R AT I O N

RussiaS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Wine

Narciso RodriguezCynthia Steffe

American BeautyPANTONE 19-1759

Moroccan BluePANTONE 19-4241

Glazed GingerPANTONE 18-1154

Ruby WinePANTONE 19-1629



Tracy ReeseP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Blue and Cherry, Sapphireand Crimson, Prussian and Pink, Turquoise andCoral, Periwinkle and RoseCarthane with highlights of Gold and Olive, and acombination of neutral tonesof Brown, Black and CamelI N S P I R AT I O N

A lot of inspiration was taken from art of Vuillard and Poiret – playing with the muted colors/tones of the Depression Era and making it chic.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Rich Magenta runs throughall the fall deliveries.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

To avoid the fall rut of basicBlack, I always go with lushand audacious colors.

Tracy Reese





Michael Vollbrachtfor Bill Blass P R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Silver mixed with Mauves with Steel GrayI N S P I R AT I O N

Paris in the springS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Steel Gray tinged with BlueC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Any warm colors mixed withfur and snakeskin

AtmospherePANTONE 16-1406

RattanPANTONE 14-1031

Bill Blass



RattanPANTONE 14-1031

Carolina Herrera

Carolina HerreraP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Mimosa Yellow, Caramel, Gray and Ivory. Thecombination of Raspberry,Blush and Ivory is alsoimportant.I N S P I R AT I O N

Our choice of colors wasprimarily inspired by organicmatter such as semipreciousstones and gems, as well as the more common variety ofnatural matter found in theartwork of Andy Goldsworthy.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Mimosa YellowC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Our color philosophy for Fall2005 revolves around theimportance of combining a soft color such as Blush with a very intense color such as Raspberry – mixingseveral different variations of a color together producestexture and intensity.


Lela RoseP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Warm, heathered palettesaturated with chromaticjewel tones and graphicpatternsI N S P I R AT I O N

Polished 1950s stylingsensibility is made modernthrough deconstructeddetails, volume andproportion.



Burnt OlivePANTONE 18-0521

Lela Rose

Douglas HannantP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Blue Ice, Silver, Gold, White, Frost GrayI N S P I R AT I O N

Princess in exile caught in a snowstormS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Blue IceC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Frosted colors of winter

Douglas Hannant



Reem Acra

Reem AcraP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

A mix of exotic earth andjewel tones accented with touches of antiquedmetallic, Cinnamon, Nutmeg,Bittersweet, Chocolate,Bordeaux, Emerald, andSapphire – all highlightedwith Bronze, Topaz, andDistressed Gold and SilverI N S P I R AT I O N

International travel. Themelding together of culturaldifferences in today’s world.The modern lifestyle with a nod to the past.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R S

Gold, always a staple in mycollections, takes on newimportance this season as ittransforms daywear shapesand colors into luxurious,modern, relaxed eveningwear.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

With today’s extremely busylifestyle, it’s important that a woman’s wardrobe can take her from the boardroomin the morning to a chiccocktail party in the evening.It’s colors that work frommorning to night.



Yeohlee P R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Black, White, Blood Red, Rosa Mexicana I N S P I R AT I O N

Luis Barragan architecture in Mexico City and Uxmal with the Maya in the YucatanS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Black and WhiteC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Strong colors used graphically

Yeohlee




Nanette LeporeP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

We’re using very luminoustones this season. Thecollection features PeacockBlue and Ultra Violet infused with natural colorslike Loden and Espresso with a touch of shimmeryBronze and colorful sparkle to add some radiance.I N S P I R AT I O N

The luxurious brocades and velvets reminiscent of gypsies and empressesinspired the rich color palette.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

This season is all aboutPeacock Blue.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Color infusion is veryprevalent in the collection,incorporating rich deep tones mixed with luxuriouspatina.

Shelly SteffeeP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Blue with Brown, Gray with Red, Nude with Redand Gray with WhiteI N S P I R AT I O N

Luxury automobiles from the 1930sS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

BlueC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Pure and true

Nanette Lepore




Shelly Steffee


Peter Som

Alvin ValleyP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Rich Gold with Mecca Orangeand Grape Juice with Palomaand Tango RedI N S P I R AT I O N

My colors this season wereinspired by Dee Brown’s bookBury my Heart at WoundedKnee, an Indian history of theAmerican West. After readingthis book I traveled to Taos,New Mexico, and was totallyinspired by the color of the soil and the sky, the water and the mountains, and thevast richness that our countryhas to offer.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Mecca OrangeC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

The mixture of combinations of jewel tones with earth hues – the blend of matteOranges, Apricot Orange andrich Browns such as Cowhide

Alvin Valley

Peter SomP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Deep, warm shades of Purple – from Velvet Plum to Pale Pink – mixed with Olive. Shots of Dark Chocolate and Oxidized Gold accent the palette.I N S P I R AT I O N

Strong silhouettes require rich, confident colors. This season is all about luxe and modern clothes via Anjelica Huston’s chicly insouciant strength.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Deep PlumC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Modern takes on classic fall shades. Rich colors that still evoke a lightness and ease.





Nicole MillerP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Olive and Rust, Gunmetaland Antique Gold highlightsI N S P I R AT I O N

Viking and Nordic influences – lots of armorS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

GunmetalC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Rich colors highlighted with metallic coatings and metal fibers

Ellen TracyP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Charcoal accented withMulberry, Moss and Lichen GreenI N S P I R AT I O N

We were thinking of the dark, craggy granite cliffs with shadows that drift toPurple. Contrast that withbeech trees with their peeling bark.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Mulberry is Ellen Tracy’s Red this season. It’s a rich,Wine-y color that worksbeautifully with Charcoal or stands on its own.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Variations on color throughfabric textures




Ellen Tracy

Nicole Miller



Betsey JohnsonP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Warm: Cordovan andChocolate; Cool: Slate and MallardI N S P I R AT I O N

Trips to Yorkshire, EnglandS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Electric BlueC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Cozy, warm, muted, earthy, honey colors thatmatch your wine and cognac glasses by thefireplace

Anna SuiP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Lime and Turquoise, Tangerine and Fuchsia, Yellow and Black, Harvest Gold, Avocado Green, Paprika, Kumquat, Scarlet,Azalea, Golden Rode, Jade,Logan Berry, Ultra Marine,Chocolate, and BronzeI N S P I R AT I O N

Mid-20th century domestic interiorsS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

ChocolateC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Traditional fall colors but brighter




Anna Sui

Betsey Johnson


Jeffrey ChowAlice Roi


Alice RoiP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Dark Navy, Chocolate Brown, Olive, Bright Oranges, Creams, and, of course, Black and WhiteI N S P I R AT I O N

A beautiful border print with trees all over it. Our colorway is ChocolateBrown and the other is Olive.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

A very cool Bright OrangeC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Classic fall colors accented by brights

Jeffrey ChowP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Warm, rich Browns. Charcoals. Loden Green. Dark Teal. Taupe. Persimmon. Black.I N S P I R AT I O N

Visconti’s The Leopard,and the mood of Europeanmovies from the 1970s such as Fassbinder’s TheMarriage of Marie Braunand Veronica VossS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Metallic Browns influenced by metals and minerals likecopper and nickelC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

The color philosophy is to work with dark colors/tonesthat create a cold and somberfeeling. The restrained colorsemphasize a dark mood that is juxtaposed with peeks of brighter colors that addbrilliance.

MossPANTONE 16-0532


Burnt OrangePANTONE 16-1448



Esteban Cortazar

Yigal Azrouel

Esteban Cortazar P R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Shades of Green, BurntOrange, Chocolate Brownand Burgundy followingDeep Champagne and Dark CopperI N S P I R AT I O N

I have been inspired by the soft and delicate beauty of a strong, sensualwoman who walks throughan abandoned, beautifulpark filled with leaves in all different colors. Iapproached the collection in a nostalgic, emotional,romantic and poetic way.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Rose Petal Red and shades of GreenC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

The earth tones of thecollection capture theessence of a feminine,strong, romantic woman who loves to be a woman.

Yigal AzrouelP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Winter warm: soft Berry hues, Sage and Fir BalsamGreens, Persimmons and Okra. Combining them withDeep Browns, Greige andCreamy Whites. The palette is rich in color while still being soft and feminine.I N S P I R AT I O N

Nature. Combinations that exist in nature consistentlyenhance a woman’s innate glow.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

BerriesC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

If it exists in nature, it iseffortless to make acombination work.


MossPANTONE 16-0532




Tocca


MossPANTONE 16-0532


Custo Barcelona

Ellis Kreuger for ToccaP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

A palette of warm, mutedtones – Rose Ash, Russet and Chocolate joinunexpected colors such asMaraschino and oursignature color, “ToccaBlue,” to provide a jolt ofexcitement.I N S P I R AT I O N

At Tocca, the starting point of every collection is the color palette. This season, we felt the need for color that was rich and luxuriousand suggested a woman with a sense of mystery.Unusual combinations ofwarm and cool tones adddrama to the collection.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Maraschino and Tocca Blue are the cornerstonecolors that marry cool and warm tones inunexpected ways.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

To combine the more muted shades such as Rose Ash with unexpectedcolors such as Maraschinoand Lemon Yellow

Custo BarcelonaP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Blue-Green, Dusty Pink and Dusty BrownI N S P I R AT I O N

Everything!S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Steel BlueC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

After using true colors for a while, dusty shades looked fresh again.



TamsenRebecca Taylor

TamsenP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Warm, earthy colors – Teal,Brown and Burnt Orange –with prints having morevibrant colors, includingBrilliant BlueI N S P I R AT I O N

Tamsen is derived fromartwork; the paintings of R.W. Firestone are theinspiration. This season we have selected artwork that is rich, vivid and vibrant in color.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Brown and Teal are the most predominant colors. The Teal is a vibrant Teal –clear, not muddy.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Colors should be rich, vivid and spicy.

Rebecca TaylorP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Sepia, Deep Brown, Mélange,School Girl Gray, Antique Cream and Crisp White, withpops of Antique Pale Rose,Coral Pink, Dusty Sugar Plum,Chilly Iceberg Blue and FallBerry, and a touch of LightYellow SunshineI N S P I R AT I O N

Winter wonderlands. Neverland. The old filmsNational Velvet and Fanny and Alexander. Looking closely at old petticoats, tulles, eyelets and laces. Little girls dressed up in oldherringbone riding jackets and deep velvet corset-detailed coats. This season we are contrasting colors with brilliant shine and flat matte.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Sepia BrownC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Deep, dark and rich Brown and Black with Bright Whites and Antique Creams,with occasional touches offeminine Fade Pinks and Chilly Blues


Burnt OrangePANTONE 16-1448





Benjamin Cho Stephen Burrows

Stephen BurrowsP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Metropolitan neutrals,undertones warm and cool;Brown to Blues, Dark Brown,Luggage Tan, Winter Yellows,Light Olive Green, Jade Green, Warm Red, Purple,Cobalt Blue, Crimson Red. The color of Central Park leaves as they go into fall in the city.I N S P I R AT I O N

My imaginary concept of NYC in Burrows colors ismetropolitan neutrals: a colorfilled NYC, buildingscapes,bridgescapes and nature.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

The new Black: Dark Brown ChocolateC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Nature’s mix of colors withBurrows as the painter

Benjamin ChoP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Textures of Black and somber Grays, shocks ofPrussian Blue and vivid PinksI N S P I R AT I O N

Instinct and SupermanS I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Black alwaysC O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Color is futuristic.



Baby Phat by Kimora Lee SimmonsP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

Colors used in the Baby Phat Fall 2005 collection are based on city tones. Expect to see Brick Reds, Overcast Blues, Asphalt Blacks and Concrete Grays with pops of city-inspired Acid Greens and Hot Pinks.I N S P I R AT I O N

The theme is, as always, very sexy, but this year’ssexiness is based on thesensuality of a contemporaryfemme fatale influenced by the retro James Bond girls with a Mission Impossible and Thomas Crown Affair-type feel.S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

Pink is fairly dominant this season.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

Fall city tones

Baby Phat



David RodriguezP R O M I N E N T C O L O R S

The main colors are a richGarnet and deep Loden, and also the combination with those two colors when they are layered in sheerfabrics, creating an iridescent wash.I N S P I R AT I O N

My initial inspiration came from a Black and White picture of Daisy Fellowes from the ‘30s. The fact that it was Black and White was perfect because then I could imagine her in any color!S I G N AT U R E C O L O R

My favorite colors are always in the Red family, and for Fall 2005, it is Garnet.C O L O R P H I L O S O P H Y

To really emphasize therichness of the fabrics by using colors that seduce and entice the eye

David Rodriguez

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what you musthave for fall ‘05

Reem Acra The metallic-trimmed coat – whether in a jewel tone tweedaccented with Silver and Gold, Chocolate velvet edged in antique

embroidery, or the Silver lamé parka – thrown over any look

Yigal Azrouel Sculpted jacket in shaved shearling that was hand painted with apricots, in Light Sapphire

and neutrals to create a novel color and texture

Custo Barcelona A maxi coat in Brown and Purple

Bill Blass A cashmere reversible clutch coat in warm Gray animal print

Stephen Burrows Burrows buildingscape burn-out Chocolate velvetpieces. Burrows cashmere separates in metropolitan neutrals.

Benjamin Cho An opinion – a colorful opinion

Douglas Hannant Felted princess coat

Carolina Herrera A flirty skirt paired with an embellished feminine jacket

Betsey Johnson A shrunken Fair Isle cardigan in warm, woodsy colors

Tocca A soft, luxurious coat in an unusual color

Derek Lam Pea coat in classic Military Navy

Nanette Lepore The lush brocade gypsy jacket with embellishment for extra shimmer

Nicole Miller Gunmetal bustier

Baby Phat Our spring caplets were so popular that we are bringing them back for fall – in mink! Also our basic

black T-shirt with mink epaulettes that’s to die for.

Tracy Reese Full skirt in Cherry

David Rodriguez The cropped flight jacket in Garnet baby alpaca herringbone

Narciso Rodriquez A Crimson Red dress

Alice Roi Olive velvet tiered dress

Peter Som Smocked and pleated blouse in Pale Pink georgette with large pearl buttons

Shelly Steffee A pullover coat in Black

Anna Sui A plaid yarn fringe wool suit in Jade, Plum and Ink

Tamsen A beautiful wool jersey dress – sophisticated, sexy, feminine and flattering – easy to wear for all ages and sizes

Rebecca Taylor Sepia velvet corset-seamed riding jacket

Ellen Tracy Astrakhan cashmere coat with Mongolian fur trim

Yeohlee An organic drape-back jacket in Silver, White, Black, Blood Red and Rosa Mexicana

Zang Toi An Ivory French leather floor-length fitted coat with Ivory saga royal fox collar, lapel and trims

Alvin Valley Our Gray fox fur coat with feathers and crocodile trim

experts talkabout fall ‘05Luxury and “masstige” (low-priced goods with a prestigiousbrand name) are the thriving areas of today’s market. What role does color play in these sectors? Does color divide or unify these sectors?

Robert Burke Senior Fashion Director, Bergdorf GoodmanColor has never been more important than it has been in the lastseason or two, regardless of the retail price of the product. Colorhas motivated people to purchase multiple items. We’ve gonethrough a tremendously strong and vibrant color season. I feel weare going to swing into a much richer, refined and sophisticatedmoment with color, and it will be the driving force behind thecustomers’ purchases. While the high end sets the trend and thestandard, fashion has become much more democratic, todaymore than ever.

Hal Rubenstein Fashion Director, InStyleThe way people shop now, if you’re going to spend big bucks, youwant the bang, and color is one of the primary ways of providingthat bang. The danger in masstige is because the workmanshipand quality of fabrics are not on the same level, color canhighlight economy and imperfections. If a color is too sharp or toostrong, it can look incredibly cheap.

Simon Doonan Creative Director, Barneys New YorkToday the beleaguered consumer is overwhelmed by the millionsof brands that scream “buy me! buy me!” The use of strong, bold,gorgeous color can help the consumer differentiate and navigatebetween the brands. This helps build loyalty. Tiffany = blue.Hermès = orange. Target = red.

Joan Kaner Fashion Director, Neiman MarcusWhen it comes to color and style trend, clearly designers lead theway. The mass market follows luxury usually within six months toone year later. The contemporary market has a better opportunityto present the new colors and trends because of the shorter leadtime of this item-driven area.

Michael Fink Senior Fashion Director, Saks Fifth AvenueColor has no price point! The emotion of color – and we love all ofthose emotional moments – allows everyone to create their ownmoment, regardless of a label. Take a chance – mix it all up!

PANTONE Fashion Color Report Vol. 23, February 2005. Pantone, Inc., 590 Commerce Blvd.,

Carlstadt, NJ 07072-3098. Tel: 201.935.5500 Fax: 201.896.0242. PANTONE Colors displayed

here may not match PANTONE-identified standards. Consult current PANTONE for fashion and

home color system publications for accurate color. PANTONE® and other Pantone, Inc. trademarks

are the property of Pantone, Inc. © Pantone, Inc., 2005. All rights reserved.

Rattan PANTONE 14-1031 C 10 M 15 Y 75 K 5

Gloxinia PANTONE 19-3022 C 48 M 100 Y 0 K 35

Ruby Wine PANTONE 19-1629 C 0 M 100 Y 65 K 55

Burnt Orange PANTONE 16-1448 C 0 M 50 Y 100 K 7

American Beauty PANTONE 19-1759 C 0 M 100 Y 100 K 25

Glazed Ginger PANTONE 18-1154 C 0 M 50 Y 100 K 27

Moroccan Blue PANTONE 19-4241 C 100 M 50 Y 20 K 40

Moss PANTONE 16-0532 C 5 M 0 Y 100 K 35

Burnt Olive PANTONE 18-0521 C 50 M 25 Y 100 K 45

Atmosphere PANTONE 16-1406 C 0 M 7 Y 20 K 30

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