By Joselyne Ortega
2021 was a year of many changes in routine and lifestyle for everyone, fashion was not far behind! here we collect the main shades of 2021 (in clothing, in decoration, makeup, etc.) experts in fashion, color and trends.
Ready to meet them? We are sure that you will love several of them and they will be your best allies to refresh your next looks.
Wow, these weeks have been decisive to have a breakthrough on the trends that conquered 2021, not only with the influence of Fashion Week in New York, London, Milan and Paris (for the spring-summer 2021 collections), but also the Fashion Week in Mexico (will take place from October 14 to 17) as well as other great and anticipated events for design lovers, such as Design Week Mexico, the Mexican Design Open and ColorLife TRENDS (where Comex forecast the next year's favorite color trends, in decoration).
So take note of the following tones and start thinking about how you can incorporate them in a creative and personalized way in each of your outfits, in your beauty looks, and in that corner of your home or workplace that you want to renew!
IT'S OFFICIAL! The color that triumphed during the 12 months of 2021 is yellow, especially medium tones (with great strength and intensity), such as the Banquete tone (034-07) of the 'Alegra' proposal that Comex highlighted in its latest edition of ColorLife TRENDS.
It is no coincidence that this vibrant shade has been so present in the most recent SS21 collections of renowned luxury brands, such as Prada, Miu Miu and Marni.
Especially in dark and intense tones like cobalt, but we also saw it in pastel shades and with light touches of green. Kenzo, Wales Bonner, Loewe and Balmain were some of the brands that opted for this color, in its wide range of colors, in their first proposals for next year.
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You noticed that the colors that refer us to the earth and nature gained great prominence, from the darkest brown to brown and green in all its shades.
This proposal also stood out in this year's ColorLife TRENDS (under the name of Milpa) and its experts suggested complementing it with other shades such as green (especially military), orange, yellow and nudes.
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That's how it is! The most chic color was also fashionable! From its most vibrant versions (such as the hot pink and neon that Valentino proposed in its latest SS21 collection) to its lighter designs (the pastel that Virginie Viard used in her creations for Chanel and Jeremy Scott's for Moschino in his new creations Spring-Summer), don't hesitate to use this ultra-feminine color in your clothes, accessories and makeup!
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Another interesting color proposal that ColorLife TRENDS swept away was its finish with a 'shadow' effect, those that are dark and that at their edges give the sensation of greater darkness or contrast. This effect is achieved very sensually in dark red, due to the sensuality and immersive power that this powerful tone produces.
Fashion houses like Fendi have decided to play with the light and shadows of this color in their recent campaigns.
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Of course, grey, white and black continued to be very present in fashion, design and decoration proposals.
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In addition to the fact that they are very easy to combine in any season, they serve as neutral elements and to mark contrasts, as well as to play with the lighting in your clothes.
