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Yellow in its softer declinations
From buttery to vanilla to its palest version, spring's yellow will be powdery or it won't be.
A color with as many followers as detractors, which has also been accompanied by controversy for decades. Bad luck and questionable good taste have always gone hand in hand with yellow, the choice of which was always accompanied by a certain degree of risk. However, fans of this pantone fervently defend it, as is the case with Marc Jacobswho has referred to this shade in these terms: "It is a celebration of life, equality, individuality, optimism, happiness, indulgence and dreams".
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Although in general we can find any tone throughout the next season, these are the 5 colors that will dye our closet at one time or another in 2021. luso some jewel embroidery.
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Bubblegum pink
It is one of the most powerful chromatic trends of the season and, to a greater or lesser extent, has been splashed across all the collections. Halfway between pastel shades, more powdery, and bubblegum, it stands as one of the most irresistible colors of spring. What's more, such is its power that it is capable of brightening up any look dominated by gray, black, brown or beige.
Magnetic magenta
This eye-catching color, which is actually a sort of purple-red, splashed across many of the proposals, from Isabel Marant to Rotate. While there are various shades of magenta on the spectrum (some more purple, others more pink or red), adding this color to your closet will elevate your look in a matter of minutes. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width="1/2″][vc_column_text css_animation="bottom-to-top"]]
Mandarin orange
This vibrant hue has been around for a few seasons and is back with a vengeance this spring. Whether through small subtle details or even in the form of a total look, this color will be a favorite of many. On the runway, Molly Goddard and Gabriela Hearst are betting big on the orange color palette.
The green tennis ball
Do you know the color of a tennis ball - a kind of neon with a yellow and green tint? Tags like Balmain y David Koma opted for this (complicated) tone in their collections. However, flattering and optimistic as few others.
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