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Trend Concepts A/W 21/22

Women's
Colour
Must-have colours for A/W 21/22 womenswear offer a
study in contrast and versatility, ranging from super-
saturated darks to digital brights inspired by gaming

Maciek Jasik / @cris.fragkou


Action Points
Our A/W 21/22 womenswear palette is split into two
themes – one featuring grounded and nostalgic hues that
feel comforting and familiar, and the other with saturated
colours inspired by digital culture. These tones offer plenty
of opportunity for dramatic contrast, mixing deep darks
and brights, as well as calmer tonal pairings of baked mid-
tones.
1 . Make your pastels more pretty: after several seasons
of grittier and greyed off pastels, clean and feminine
levels re-emerge with stronger inherent colour. Lilac and
laundered greens are the colours to have on your radar.
2 . Embrace bold brights for party drops: introduce an
element of play through the use of bold hues that would
normally be used out of season. Champion the use
brights inspired by digital culture and tech.
3 . Be bold in exploring alternatives to black: hyper-
saturated greens and enriched browns emerge as
commercial alternatives to black.
4 . Be sustainable when creating palettes: keep
sustainability at the heart of your decision making,
whether that's continuing last season's key seller or
developing a more robust core palette.

@floracmac
Palette A/W 21/22

Women's Colour
Digital Fantasy
The womenswear colour edit
embraces the drama and escapism
of the digital world, as well the
appeal of the natural world. The

Electric Kumquat
beauty of this palette lies in its

Electric Magenta

Midnight Brown
Bold Graphite
Atlantic Blue

Dark Springs
Deep Ocean

Purist Lilac
Good Grey

Acid Lime
authenticity and commercial appeal.

Neo Mint
A.I. Aqua

Oxy Fire
Leaf
Ivy
When building ranges, remember
that contrast is key, with tones that
sweep from visceral darks to
artificial brights.

Grounded Nostalgia

Golden Harvest
Green Wonder
Seville Orange

Magic Mauve
Vintage Blue

Brownie Bite
Cocoa Shell

Golden Cob
Putty Pink
Plum Pie

Soap Nut

Crimson
Fig Leaf

Peachy
Acorn

* All colour names are specific to WGSN. For colour codes, please refer to the following colour
system reference pages: Coloro / Pantone TCX / Pantone Coated / Archroma / CSI
Palette A/W 21/22

Women's Core Colours


Our core palette for A/W 21/22
reflects the growing importance of
neutrals that can also work in a
fashion context, which is being
driven by luxury and trend-led

Catechu Wood
French Navy

Unbleached

Optic White
retailers. There are more browns

Black
and greens than our A/W 20/21
palette, and Camel is replaced with
the richer, more vibrant colour of
Pecan.

Uniform Green
Gravity Grey

Kapok Green

Silver Grey
Elm Bark
Pecan

* All colour names are specific to WGSN. For colour codes, please refer to the following colour system reference pages:
Coloro / Pantone TCX / Pantone Coated / Archroma / CSI
c.Pecan
Colour Usage A/W 21/22
a.Silver Grey

Cooler and more considered neutrals


feel new for the season
Why are they key? Neutrals will hold commercial importance outside of
expected core categories this season, with luxury labels Proenza Schouler and
Sies Marjan already leading this message. Greys become cleaner, with a cool
d.Optic White blue undertone. This story will work well for winter whites.
How to use them: These levels will feel newest on elevated wovens, adding ease
b.Unbleached
to formal looks. They can also be used for bold contrast stitch details.

Vogue Brazil

@wonderland

Eny Lee Parker

Coloro : a. 039-75-01 b. 036-89-06 c. 033-62-21 d. 037-93-00 @justineallisonceramics


Pantone : a. 14-6305 TCX b. 11-0701 TCX c. 15-0927 TCX d. 11-4800 TCX
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

Update Holiday palettes with off-


kilter versions of classic tones
Why are they key? Classic Holiday greens and reds can be used in a
different way this season, inspired by recent London exhibition, My Head
Is a Haunted House. This edit offers a dialled-up version of classics, with
a dark and subversive undertone.
How to use them: Use these tones most effectively in layered tailored
pieces, knits and intimates, offering a modern take on traditional
autumn/winter looks.

This Is Paper

e. Electric
Magenta
a. Acorn

c. Fig Leaf

Vogue Korea

f. Silver Grey
Pleasure Garden Magazine @floracmac
d. Green
b. French Navy Wonder
Coloro : a. 049-59-24 b. 115-23-11 c. 059-37-05 d. 062-42-21 e. 001-35-31 f. 039-75-01
Pantone : a. 16-0545 TCX b. 19-4019 TCX c. 19 0309 TCX d. 18-0130 TCX e. 19-1860 TCX f. 14-6305 TCX
e. Catechu
Wood Colour Usage A/W 21/22

c. Unbleached
Baked blush hues create
a. Golden
a refined feminine mood
Harvest
Why are they key? While our A/W 21/22 palette may appear to be characterised
by contrast, a tonal mix of baked and softened hues will hold an important role
this season, playing into our #newfemininity trend, and working well for
f. Putty Pink occasionwear.
b. Electric How to use them: Use for top-to-toe looks to create drama on separates and
Magenta d. Soap Nut
dresses. Give blush and brown tones more prominence than pink.

@porus.vimadalal

Lina Scheynius

Norm Architects

Coloro : a. 034-70-21 b. 001-35-31 c. 036-89-06 d. 016-50-19 e. 030-41-18 f. 016-77-10 @ben_toms


Pantone : a. 14-1036 TCX b. 19-1860 TCX c. 11-0701 TCX d. 18-1537 TCX e. 18-0933 TCX f. 13-1208 TCX
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

Digital gaming inspires


hyper-brights
Why are they key? As digital gaming and esports become more
influential and mainstream, super-charged colours that make a strong
impact on screen will have broader appeal.
How to use them: Working best for statement styles, this palette can
also be used to create refreshed options for winter florals and new-
season prints. These colours also have a clear affinity with
sportswear, so look to apply on panels, trims and sheers.

Laurence King

c. Electric
Kumquat

e. A.I. Aqua
a. Acid Lime

i-D

f. Oxy Fire

b. Seville Orange Garage Magazine Greene Naftali Gallery


d. Atlantic Blue
Coloro : a. 057-71-33 b. 022-54-35 c. 031-72-40 d. 115-35-20 e. 098-59-30 f. 015-50-36
Pantone : a. 14-0452 TCX b. 16-1356 TCX c. 14-1064 TCX d. 18-4034 TCX e. 16-4725 TCX f. 17-1564 TCX
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

Create contemporary looks with c. Optic White

cold combinations
d. Brownie Bite
Why are they key? Balancing out some of the season's tech-infused tones,
this story explores the evolution of core classics and harmonious colours.
Use tones that are closely related tonally to emphasise texture and a. Good Grey

construction.
e. Pecan
How to use them: Use blocks of cooler blues and grey for smarter
b. Vintage Blue
silhouettes, creating looks that feel modern yet accessible. The utilitarian
appeal of these hues will work for outerwear and dresses.

Harrods Magazine

Bec Parsons

Dezeen

Coloro : a. 122-66-02 b. 117-38-07 c. 037-93-00 d. 017-28-17 e. 033-62-21


Pleasure Garden Magazine @floracmac
Pantone : a. 15-4008 TCX b. 18-3918 TCX c. 11-4800 TCX d. 19-1435 TCX e. 15-0927 TCX
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

Experiment with dystopian darks


f. A.I. Aqua

a. French Navy

g. Silver Grey for casualwear categories


Why are they key? Following the uptrending of hyper-enriched tones,
d. Black colours such as graphite, deep red and navy will become essential, offering
b. Magic Mauve an alternative to black. Punctuated by purple and aqua, this palette also
h. Optic White taps into themes of horror and dystopia, which are becoming more
c. Bold e. Midnight
commonplace in cinema and music.
Graphite Brown
How to use them: Historically associated with partywear, these levels can
be used to break up everyday outfits with bold splices.

Sicky

@marianelafidalgo

Vice

Coloro : a. 115-23-11 b. 139-52-26 c. 010-34-00 d. 153-19-00 e. 008-23-07 f. 098-59-30 g. 039-75-01 h. 037-93-00 Archillect Davis Ayer
Pantone : a. 19-4019 TCX b. 17-3628 TCX c. 19-3900 TCX d. 19-4004 TCX e. 19-1619 TCX f. 16-4725 TCX g. 14-6305 TCX h. 11-4800 TCX
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

Super-charged pastels e. Dark Springs

become must-haves a. Putty Pink


Why are they key? Despite a broader shift towards saturated tones this
season, infused pastels with stronger inherent colour will be mainstays for c. Purist Lilac

womenswear palettes, playing into feminine looks, but with a sharper and
more graphic appeal. f. Optic White

How to use them: These colours will be great for partywear drops, and will
b. Neo Mint d. Unbleached
feel most dramatic on high-lustre fabric bases for elevated looks. They will
also offer a playful edge to knit and wovens.

Vogue Portugal

Dezeen

London Pleasure Gardens

Coloro : a. 016-77-10 b. 065-80-23 c. 137-78-04 d. 036-89-06 e. 087-20-02 f. 037-93-00


Luca Anzalone Vogue Portugal
Pantone : a. 13-1208 TCX b. 13-0117 TCX c. 14-3905 TCX d. 11-0701 TCX e. 19-4015 TCX f. 11-4800 TCX
c. Electric
Kumquat
Colour Usage A/W 21/22

e. Optic White
Baked mid-tones are reinvigorated
and bolstered by browns
Why are they key? Rich and robust browns were a key message for S/S 20,
and they will remain relevant into A/W 21/22. These tones will feel most
a. Vintage Blue commercial when paired with the punchy tone of Seville Orange, offering a
f. Seville Orange
contemporary twist on a classic colour story.
d. Midnight How to use them: Enriched browns can be used as an alternative to black
b. Putty Pink Brown
and navy, and are versatile enough to work across both smart and casual
applications.

@sickymag

@iringo.demeter

New Scientist

Coloro : a. 117-38-07 b. 016-77-10 c. 031-72-40 d. 008-23-07 e. 037-93-00 f. 022-54-35 Harley Weir Pleasure Garden Magazine
Pantone : a. 18-3918 TCX b. 13-1208 TCX c. 14-1064 TCX d. 19-1619 TCX e. 11-4800 TCX f. 16-1356 TCX
153-19-00

115-23-11

036-89-06

037-93-00

030-41-18

033-62-21

042-45-01

029-44-05

041-28-11

049-33-14

039-75-01
Core Colours

087-20-02 016-50-19
008-23-07 016-77-10
015-50-36 028-55-30
001-35-31 014-40-26
Coloro
Colour Reference A/W 21/22

031-72-40 059-37-05
011-27-26 049-59-24
028-56-06 062-42-21
041-65-28 117-38-07
057-71-33 034-70-21
050-83-41 028-55-15
010-34-00 139-52-26
065-80-23 040-49-07

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.


069-63-12 028-32-06
137-78-04 010-38-36
101-46-03 017-28-17
122-66-02 018-68-27
098-31-13 022-40-26

Grounded Nostalgia
081-39-24 033-75-33

Digital Fantasy
098-59-30 022-54-35
115-35-20 003-26-25
19-4004 TCX

19-4019 TCX

11-0701 TCX

11-4800 TCX

18-0933 TCX

15-0927 TCX

17-0613 TCX

18-1112 TCX

19-0516 TCX

18-0426 TCX

14-6305 TCX
Core Colours

19 4015 18 1537
Pantone TCX

19 1619 13-1208 TCX


17 1564 16-1149 TCX
19-1860 TCX 18 1536
Colour Reference A/W 21/22

14-1064 TCX 19 0309


19-1652 TCX 16-0545 TCX
17 1312 18-0130 TCX
16 0953 18-3918 TCX
14 0452 14-1036 TCX
13-0650 TCX 16-1333 TCX
19-3900 TCX 17-3628 TCX
13-0117 TCX 18-0617 TCX

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.


16 6216 19 0809
14-3905 TCX 18-1654 TCX
18-4510 TCX 19-1435 TCX
15-4008 TCX 15-1340 TCX
19 4526 18-1250 TCX

Grounded Nostalgia
18 5424 13-0947 TCX

Digital Fantasy
16-4725 TCX 16-1356 TCX
18-4034 TCX 19-2024 TCX
Warm Gray 10 U
426 C

547 C

663 C

7541 C

7575 C

465 C

416 C

7771 C

7763 C

428 C
Core Colours
Pantone Coated

532 C 7522 C
7617 C 489 C
179 C 1385 C
1945 C 7608 C
Colour Reference A/W 21/22

137 C 418 C
188 C 7495 C
7530 C 7743 C
7555 C 2376 C
2300 C 7509 C
381 C 2313 C
425 C 3593 C
344 C 7497 C

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.


2406 C 7532 C
5305 C 200 C
444 C 7601 C
2162 C 2023 C
2215 C 7585 C

Grounded Nostalgia
329 C 1225 C

Digital Fantasy
7710 C 1575 C
2152 C 2049 C
660-940

653-980

215-140

660-120

212-820

214-720

659-630

546-610

547-970

217-910

659-280
Core Colours

659-950 106-510
541-820 107-210
106-580
Archroma

211-750
102-860 106-730
Colour Reference A/W 21/22

212-480 651-710
104-920 216-740
545-440 220-940
214-660 653-530
219-480 214-540
217-280 212-630
660-530 436-370
321-180 547-560

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.


651-370 544-810
660-160 105-750
652-520 106-910
653-220 108-270
327-940 108-850

Grounded Nostalgia
324-860 213-260

Digital Fantasy
327-580 109-570
330-720 102-960
1000180 MC

1100119 MC

0900351 MC
0503595 CO

0800580 CK

1200317 CO

0701315 CO

0101328 CO

0903189 CO

0903137 CO

1100987 CO
Core Colours

1000214 MC 0700071 MC
0300952 MC 0201644 CO
0201413 CO 0201842 MC
0303141 CO 0200287 MC
Colour Reference A/W 21/22

0101516 CO 0903185 CO
CSI

0301072 MC 0903188 MC
1100820 MC 0900996 CO
0101282 CO 1101078 CO
0903488 CO 0101452 MC
0101547 CO 0801583 MC
1100135 MC 0402349 MC
0904502 CO 0905704 CO

* This is a reference guide only. Colours on computer screens vary.


0902766 CO 0701271 MC
0401924 MC 0301231 MC
1100994 CO 0701606 CO
0500552 CK 0200562 CO
0901148 CO 0201932 CO

Grounded Nostalgia
0904395 MC 0100373 MC

Digital Fantasy
0600308 MC 0201886 MC
0503664 MC 0400662 CO

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