In this part of our breakdown, there are a few deep hues to play off of where we left off (see Fall/Winter Breakdown pt.1) but you will also encounter a few bright colors that really bring out the 70's vibe mentioned in Part 1.
6. Biscay Bay
Amidst the colors that exude warmth and coziness and those that are reflective of the weather of the season, this teal hue does something unexpected: it cools the color pallet. This color is in stark contrast to some of the other colors on this list, making the idea of combining them a bold option to explore.
7. Reflecting Pond
Keeping with the cooling trend, this dark blue shade is a stronger stance on keeping the pallet cool. This color sends a powerful statement of certainty and confidence; acting like a set of armor at times it announces to the world that you are not to be trifled with.
8. Cadmium Orange
Remember when I mentioned that the 70's were big again? Well, here is undeniable proof! This color, much like Oak Buff (see Part 1), is so 70's I can barely stand it. It's playful and daring and just so much fun; just as I imagine the 70's were.
9. Cashmere Rose
This color is a bit more 60's than 70's and slightly more posh. It brings tea parties and games of badminton on expansive lawns with cherubic statues all about to mind. Use it to soften up a look or to have your own posh moment.
10. Amethyst Orchid
I'm pretty sure this is the color of Daphne's dress from Scooby-Doo; it doesn't get anymore 70's than that. This intriguing color can give your wardrobe and air of mystery while still remaining playful; perfect for a night on the town or a cool cocktail party at home.
We hope you enjoyed the second part of the fall/winter color breakdown. Share with us your favorite colors of the seasons and what you plan on doing this fall!
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