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PANTONE Color Of The Year 2011
PANTONE® 18-2120 Honeysuckle - Courageous. Confident. Vital. A brave new color, for a brave new world. Let the bold spirit of Honeysuckle infuse you, lift you and carry you through the year. It’s a color for every day – with nothing “everyday” about it. |
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imm cologne Interior Trends 2011
The most important trends in furniture and interior design presented by imm cologne.
Emotional Austerity – Surprising Empathy – Re-Balancing – Transforming Perspectives
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Lenzing Colours - Fashion Textiles Trends S/S 2011
Soften / Energize / Excite are keywords for Spring Summer 2011. Colours are translated by treatment and finishing, integrated into the material as a part of the fabric. Colours are described by words like airy, waxy, silky… |
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MAISON&OBJET influence itinerary 2010/2011
Fashion, homeware and decoration trade/interior design trends
The MAISON&OBJET Observatory presents the 16th inspirations trend book on the theme of COHABITATION, 2010/2011 influence itinerary. |
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Light+Building - Trends for the Home 2010/2011
Trend forum with four thematic home settings: Gentle Ease – Contemporary Classic – Creative Verve – Advanced Purism
Orientation and inspiration for specialist dealers, architects and designers. |
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Clariant ColorForward 2010
Trends influencing 2010 Color Preferences revealed in Clariant Masterbatches Foreward
Reinventing Happiness – Tech It Easy – Embracing Gaia – Age Shock |
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Ambiente Frankfurt Trends 2010
modern and natural with plenty of emotion
What was already suggested last year clearly continues this year – people are focusing on the essential. This is evident from their living and design expectations. Longevity and authenticity are the buzzwords for the season ahead. |
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Ambiente Frankfurt Trends 2010
Consumer Goods/Interior Design Trends 2010
"real" design for "real" people
Interview with Claudia Herke and Annetta Palmisano from the design studio bora.herke: "Concentration and reduction to the essentials" |
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Eclat de Mode
Fashion Jewellery Trends Spring/Summer 2010
The air is buzzing with optimism and energy for the 2010 spring/summer fashion season. This is the season of the multi-faceted woman. She is ultra-feminine in “Blush”, multi-ethnic and cosmopolitan in “Mix‘N’Match”, techno-modern in “Urban” and retro-romantic in “Farm”. |
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ispo Ski Fashion Trends 2010
Function meets fashion: new materials with colorful looks
Sustainable skiwear: carving with a good conscience
Powder snow experts: skiwear for the backcountry |
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Texworld
Fabric Trends for Winter 2009/2010
Colour Themes
Segment Themes
Season Highlights |
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Clariant ColorWorks 2009
Awareness of Global Connectedness and Environmental Responsibility Projected to Drive Consumer Color Preferences
Linking Color to Cultural Trends |
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Texworld
Fabric Trends Winter 2008/2009
Colour Themes
Segment Themes
Season Highlights |
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Spoga+Gafa
Garden Furniture and Barbecuing Trends in 2008/2009
Exquisite in look, filigree in form: trading-up in the garden |
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Spoga Cologne
Outdoor/garden furniture trends 2008:
Wood and steel in the mix
Exquisite in black-white
Lounges for lazing about on
Light decoration which enchants and delights
Outdoor cooking |
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Kind + Jugend
Trends and new products at Kind + Jugend 2008
Children's prams and pushchairs
Children's room furniture
Children's fashion |
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Kind + Jugend
Trends children's outfitting 2008:
New concepts and travel systems
An emphasis on design in the children's furniture segment
Slender-leg jeans and embroidered designs
Toys and games with an educational aspect |
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photokina
The trends at photokina 2008: New Dimensions in Image Communication
The change to digital technology that started about ten years ago opened the door to a completely new world of images for the photography sector. |
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imm cologne
imm cologne presents the Interior Trends for 2008 |
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Premiere Vision
autumn winter 2007/2008 Colours
… secretly nurture fabric's incandescence
The autumn winter 07/08 range develops in still waves to better ally with fabric. It calms the superfluous to secretly nurture fabric's incandescence. |
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Ambiente Frankfurt Trends 2007
Dining Trends: All so green …
Living Trends: High-quality, natural and easy to clean
Giving Trends: Brilliant rather than familiar |
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Color Springs Forward For 2011
Pantone reveals which hues will be in demand
Buyers ready to hit the ground shopping for 2011 hot trends will likely be wondering which colors will be important to their collections. According to Pantone Color Institute executive director Leatrice Eiseman, they should keep symmetry in mind when approaching their new hues. “The season is a new look at definitions of harmony, proportion and balance. There’s an irreverence about color. The way colors are combined, the hues, the shades and tones, is inspiring.” A focus on color may also play into some design trends currently in the work. “A huge percentage of women are saying that, even though they like to look at crazy designs and very high heels, at the end of the day they want comfort, stability, quality and value. You can show them haute couture, and it may bring them into a store, but they’ll buy what’s comfortable. One way they can get crazy, though, is with design and color.”
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New Gen, New Way…
The New Fashion Attitudes
The crisis today? A chance to see new attitudes coming to life and new trends being revealed. Lines are in movement, and our line in fashion is also being modified. We consume in a different way. The fashionistas are not afraid of paradox; they invent new codes made of momentary desires, lasting purchases and sustainable development. In its different universes gathered around three typologies (Fashion and accessories, designers/creators and new markets) PRET A PORTER PARIS® identifies the main currents that the crisis has already initiated in order to better anticipate tomorrow.
There is also a zoom in on the New Gen, this new wave of fashion whose signals PRET A PORTER PARIS® has captured from Tokyo to Los Angeles, via Rio, Stockholm and, of course, Paris. |
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