2017 Intertextile International lifestyle trend guide

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Contents —
STEP 1.
EXPERTS BRAINSTORMING
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STEP 2.
METHODOLOGICAL TOOL: STYLE ID TM
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STYLE ID TM
STEP 3.
LIFESTYLE THEMES
E M OT I O N
SWEET DREAMS
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R E AS O N
REALISTIC UTOPIAS
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EVAS I O N
HAPPY MANIFESTO
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TRA D ITI O N
EXQUISITE TEMPTATION
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INTRODUCTION
This year, Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd introduces the 2017 trends at Intertextile
Shanghai Home Textiles.
Nelly Rodi (international trendsetter) headed a trend committee mixing different
fields of expertise in order to gain the finest comprehension of international
lifestyle forecasts.
The committee comprises six experts: a Trendsetter, an International Home
Textile Brand, a Floral Designer, Brand Designers and Architect who
conducted meetings together in Paris lead by NellyRodiTM Agency. During
these brainstorming sessions, each expert shared their knowledge, their
inspirations and exchanged their visions of trend evolutions considering
consumer demand, the retail expertise and contract markets, and new
technologies.
To offer the most suitable trends for this forum, Nelly Rodi decided to merge
expert creative visions with sociological insights from a NellyRodiTM Agency
international consumer study: Style ID TM.
This new methodology led to the definition of this year’s four trend themes that
Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd and Nelly Rodi are happy to present to you!
NellyRodi TM Agency,
PHOTOS NELLYRODI TM
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E X P E RTS B RA I N STO R M I N G −
E X P E RTS B RAI N STO R M I N G −
MRS
NELLY RODI & MR VINCENT GRÉGOIRE TRENDSETTERS (FRANCE)
“At a time when a paradigm shift is at work, traveling – seen as
a vehicle of new and unusual experiences – has opened the
floodgates to a future where it would be possible to live other than
in rigid societies. Whether desired or endured, the return to
roaming is feeding the collective imagination. Rediscover a
pioneer or migrant soul, following an ideal and pushing back
limits. Surpassing yourself, going all the way. An invitation to the
beauty of the gesture, an interest in handwork, various know-how,
and beautiful work well done. We need to favor humanist values
and pay attention to far away points of view…”
MRS
MARIANNE GUEDIN FLORAL DESIGNER (FRANCE)
“ The ‘Far Away’ trend implies a journey, both within the self
and externally to encounter others. In interior design and
decoration, reliance on intercultural encounters – while avoiding
caricature – is gaining ground. In a new process of symbiosis,
styles inspire each other to produce a new, unnamed current whose
reach extends even further. This trend implies tapping one’s
emotions to come up with new creative possibilities, as yet
unexplored. It prompts one to try new things and enjoy surprises,
a variation on the ‘Happy Manifesto’ theme! ”
Marianne Guedin
Nelly Rodi is the founder of the well-known and leading international
forecasting agency specialising in the analysis of consumer lifestyle demands.
After 30 years of recognised expertise on colours and fabrics for interior and
fashion fields, she advises many leading companies or fairs, from luxury fields
to more volume companies. Today, the NellyRodiTM Agency is an international
leader, represented in 21 countries, in forward-looking information for all
participants in fashion and lifestyle-related industries. She is also Vice-President
of the Paris Chamber of Commerce.
NR
© NellyRodi
Having graduated from the École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs, Marianne
began her career with a famous flower designer. Surrounded by petals,
stamens, sweet peas and silk paper, she learnt from the master about the
urgency and thoroughness of a job well done.
Never staying in one place for long, she designed and created sets for luxury
brands: Kenzo, Cacharel, Loewe, Christian Dior, ELLE, etc.
Marianne loves nature and glass. With this inspiration, she designed an
exceptional collection of scented candles...
VG While studying both interior and industrial design at the École Camondo
in Paris, Vincent Grégoire also found the time to work on a number of
scenographic creations, accessories for fashion designers and advertising
visuals. Artistic director and designer of exclusive products for decorator Agnès
Comar, he joined the NellyRodiTM Agency in 1991, where he became the driving
force behind the early and rapid development of the NellyRodiTM Lifestyle
Department. Extremely committed to his clients, he travels the world in search
of the latest trends, markets and consumers.
Marianne Guedin
© NellyRodi
Marianne Guedin
© NellyRodi
Marianne Guedin
www.nellyrodi.com — www.nellyrodilab.com
www.dinguedeguedin.fr
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E X P E RTS B RAI N STO R M I N G −
BOUCHARA BY MRS ADELINE DE MONPEZAT — PRESIDENT (FRANCE)
“ The words ‘far away’ stands for a dominant 2017 trend, the
search for ‘elsewhere’ found both in our homes and deep within
ourselves, reflecting our feelings and cravings. The quest for
simplicity, the enjoyment of Nature at home and being profoundly
in synch with it. ‘Back to Nature’ evokes well-being and the good
life, a vision of Nature like a dream.
Interior decoration is asserting a ‘Happy Manifesto’: here, interactions
between cultures and humans elicit feelings of joy and energy.”
MR
ALAN CHAN
CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF ALAN CHAN DESIGN COMPANY (HONG KONG, CHINA)
“ Art, design and culture are my bridges to reach out and share
with people. And sharing brings the ultimate joy in life. We are
bridged with one another — through family ties and intertwining
social and cultural bonding. We communicate — from unspeakable
gestures to things we see, we hear and touch... we are a bridge to
somebody, somewhere, sometime, in another person’s life. In this
unpredictable ‘bridge-building’ journey, who is the next bridge
you’re going to cross? ”
© Alan Chan
BOUCHARA Paris was founded in 1899.
The brand incarnates refinement and French elegance in Decoration, home
linen, tableware and fashion. The brand cultivates the noble and natural
materials, quality finishes and creates refined products. BOUCHARA is
synonymous of the French traditional chic way of life and quality.
As respectful of the past and looking to the future, BOUCHARA gets involved
in a decoration and fashion spirit.
Paon: Linge de lit en satin de coton brodé,
coussins fleur relief et plumettes brodées
Born in 1950 in Hong Kong and founded Alan Chan Design Company in 1980,
Alan Chan is a designer, brand consultant and artist. Alan and his company
have won more than 600 design awards locally and internationally.
In 2002, Alan became the first Chinese designer to be invited by the prestigious
Japanese graphic design gallery – Ginza Graphic Gallery in Tokyo to hold his
solo exhibition. The ‘Oriental Passion Western Harmony’ design philosophy
initiated by Alan has been well-recognized by the international design scene,
and has brought immense influence to the younger generation of designers.
Since 2000, Alan ventured into the new arena of fine arts. Besides being
selected for Shanghai Biennale and Hong Kong Contemporary Art Award, he
was also the first Hong Kong designer ever being invited to hold a solo
exhibition at the Shanghai Art Museum in 2007. Another solo exhibition took
place in Hong Kong Heritage Museum back in 2003 also received widespread
acclaim. In 2010 Chan developed his iPhone photography series ‘iEye-ai’,
which has been exhibited in various Asia cities.
© Bridge installation
© SILKROAD COLLECTION
Damas, Chevrons , Losanges:
tissus jacquards satinés, mats en lin et polyester
© Suchengzhai Guangzhou
French Art de Vivre: Miroir, Chandelier, Vase,
Tissus en lin uni et brodé
© iEye-ai Photography
www.bouchara.com
www.alanchandesign.com
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E X P E RTS B RAI N STO R M I N G −
MR
CHU PO YANG
PROJECT MANAGER OF HSUAN PIN DESIGN CONSULTANTS INC. (TAIWAN, CHINA)
“As to fashion, I put forward the subject of TOUCH: Touch is Luxury.
Touch is about sensorial experience and imagination, metaphor
and memory of lifestyle.
If Luxury is defined to be an excellent comprehension on life
which has never been experienced, and fashion is defined to
be transition in duration of collective aesthetic feeling/taste,
experience of touch shall be luxury, and creation of fashion shall
be subject setting through touch experience and achievement of
luxury reproduction formed by ingenious general collocation via
color, texture and form.”
© Chu Po-Yang
Graduated from Tam Kang University in 1990, obtained the AA Graduate
Diploma in Design Architectural Association in London from 1994-1996.
Chu Po-Yang became the member of AAGDG Group in 1996, meanwhile he
started to give lecture at Shin Chien University till 2004. He is the Project
manager of Hsuan Pin Design Consultants Inc. since 1992.
MR
LU HONG WEI
FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF BRAND MANAGEMENT DESIGN (CHINA)
“ ‘I think therefore I am’ — René Descartes
The ‘I’ from ‘I think therefore I am’ refers to a different person,
which has been an irresistible trend.
No matter in reality or in dreams, our perceiving and thinking
continue. However, the natural simplicity in the real world makes
people much warmer than the tedious polishing in the fantastic
dreams. In the face of nature, between the dialogue of the earth and
our inner selves, some intangible trends have been created. Peeping
through the dust of centuries, the moment time slips by, in the
shadow trends hide, and all natural changes are subject to some
trends, for such is the way of Heaven and Earth. ‘Man obey the
rules of the Earth, the Earth obey the rules of the Heaven, the
Heaven obey the rules of Dao, and Dao obey the rules of the Nature’.
From this, we can see that the law reflected by ‘Dao’ is ‘Natural’.
Innovation comes from the courage of self-challenging, it demands
sharpened expertise as well. Just as Zhu Xi, a poet in the Southern
Song Dynasty, said ‘The fresh water comes from the springhead’.”
Lu Hong Wei is member of the committee of China National Interior Decoration
Association, 8 years’ experience as university teacher. He found Yunnan Beiyi
Design Company in 2001, and had the Shanghai branch in 2006. He is
cruising in design life good at expression with percipient and dialectic view.
Being advocated and receiver of concept, practitioner and improver of
discipline.
© Humble Art & Antique Museum
© Lu Hong Wei
© Lu Hong Wei
© Lu Hong Wei
© Kuo Yang Tianmu
© Yuzu Japanese Kitchen
© Lu Hong Wei
www.hsuanpin.com
www.beiyi.com
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L I FE ST Y L E TH E M E S
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FAR AWAY
Spirit of the Season
Man’s ancestral, primal instinct of pushing back the boundaries of his
environment, as well as his own limits, is once again coming masterfully to
the fore.
No more question of standing still. It is this influence that encourages us to
dare again, look towards an unknown elsewhere, search for unprecedented
stories and identities to invent. The human becomes a malleable material to
shape, and nature a laboratory where science and spirituality meet. And as
virtual reality contributes to modifying our lives a little more every day, the
distinction between fiction and reality dissolves. It’s a new and exciting deal
where carte blanche is given to the domains of design and creation to reinvent
our environment and daily lives.
Duy Anh Nhan Duc, Photo Grégoire Alexandre for NellyRodi – DR
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M ET H O D O LO G I CAL TO O L −
NellyRodiTM Agency has been working on an international study in order to get a better understanding of worldwide consumers: Style IDTM. This study led to the definition of four main families
having different values and consumption behaviour: Emotion, Reason, Evasion and Tradition.
M ET H O D O LO G I CAL TO O L −
STYLE ID TM − STYLE ID TM
T R AD IT I O N
E M OT I O N
EXQUIS I T E T E M P T A T I O N
SWEET DREAMS
HERITAGE
S I M P LI C IT Y
M E M O RY
NAT U RAL
H I STO R I CA L
C H AR M
C LAS S I CA L
AUTH E NT I C
BAR O Q U E
R O MANT I C
© Alexis Armanet / AD France
Photo © Lisa Cohen. Architect Leeton Pointon Architects / www.leetonpointon.com
EVAS I O N
R E AS O N
HAPP Y M A N I F E S T O
REALISTIC UTOPIAS
D I S C OV E R I E S
MODERN
TRAVE L
FUTURE ORIENTED
ET H N I C
C O NTE M P O R ARY
E LS EWH E R E
U R BAN
B O H E M IA N
I NT E LLI G E NT
Image from the story ‘Blooming Flowers’ published in Elle Decor Italia, issue March 2015.
Styling Micaela Sessa, Photo Giovanni Gastel, courtesy Elle Decor Italia.
Model Yasmeen Zuffetti@Women Management
Photo © Frederic Vasseur / Réalisation Catherine de Chabaneix / Elle decoration
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EMOTION −
SWEET DREAMS −
S I M P LI C ITY / N ATU R AL / C HAR M / AUTH E NT I C / R O MA NTI C
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 14-0846
PANTONE 15-1153
PANTONE 18-1536
KEY WORDS
PANTONE 15-3214
Roasted saint-jacques shells with truffles. Mme Figaro Magazine - DR
ETHNIC
SIMPLICITY
NATURAL
ESSENTIAL
HERITAGE
HEDONISM
POETIC
PANTONE 17-3932
Riflessi - DR
PANTONE 16-4519
PANTONE 15-5519
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 14-1209
PANTONE 15-1308
PANTONE 12-0703
PANTONE 16-1220
PANTONE 18-1612
MOOD −
COLOURS −
METALLISATION
Under Nature’s influence, this lifestyle looks
to the great outdoors, communes with the
elements and cultivates the kind of mystery
found in the wild.
Art et deco - DR
Ludovic Di Orio - DR
A base of earthy, powdery notes varying
between seeds and husks, is joined by a flash of
warm copper. In complement, barely bleached
tones, also washed and powdery, form mixes in
warm or cool multicolor cameos to evoke a
relaxed, bohemian idea of elsewhere.
PANTONE 16-1325
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Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Snedker Studio - DR
PRINTS & EMBRODERIES
MATERIALS −
“Granziolo”, Fabio Maria Micucci,
Ralph Pucci - DR
Rug: Tinja, CSAO; armchair: La Chaiserie Landaise;
fabrics: Designers Guild, Fréderique Lamagnère;
plate: Virebent - DR
Go for pretty fabrics that have received
artisan treatments and contain natural
plant fibers (e.g. cotton, linen and wild
silk). Pair them with sheer, organdy
curtains. Harmonize different weaves
(plain and fancy) and filling yarns (e.g.
yarn-dyed chambray with dupioni silks).
Opt for light matelassé fabrics and fine
French quilting effects, not to mention
natural materials that are textured in relief
or look stonewashed, tarred, burnt, oiled
or lacquered. Panne velvet is good.
Nelly Rodi - DR
Play with the graphic impact of basic /
fancy weaves. Take inspiration from tree
bark, and the veins and knots of exotic
woods. Use prints with stylized plant motifs
(e.g. leaves, seeds, stems and roots) in
the batik-inspired wax style or in «line
drawing» mode. Don’t forget tie-dye
effects. Apply a few wood beads to add
excitement to the whole. Coordinate
with watercolor effects (e.g. splotches
and patterns).
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Design Ben Fiess - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Herriot - © Prestigious Textiles 2016 - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
“Antares” Stool, Design Unopiù - DR
Water Perls, Design Marianne Guedin,
Photo © Olivier Eumont - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
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REASON −
REALISTIC UTOPIAS −
M O D E R N / F UT U R E O R I E NT E D / C O NT E M PO R ARY / U R BA N / I NTE LLI G E NT
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 19-6026
PANTONE 18-1326
PANTONE 18-3410
KEY WORDS
PANTONE 18-1561
Byron teak bench, Rowen & Wren - DR
ELEGANCE
EXCELLENCE
SERENITY
HARMONY
ARTS & CROFTS
SENSORIAL
PRECIOUS
PANTONE 18-0201
Utopia & Utility Collection, Design William & Son - DR
PANTONE 19-3928
PANTONE 19-4234
METALLISATION
PANTONE 16-0836
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 15-0927
PANTONE 13-1012
PANTONE 15-1316
PANTONE 17-1347
MOOD −
COLOURS −
17-0627
The ambience is esthetically pleasing, precious
and refined. It goes back to essentials. This
quest for excellence is reflected in luxurious
simplicity and a minimalist, albeit sophisticated,
lifestyle.
Photo Wallpaper - DR
Photo Elle Decor - DR
Resplendent, luminous shades of precious
stones combined with a base of colored
neutrals. Double game of sunny metalizations
assimilated with delicate skin tones.
METALLISATION
PANTONE 18-1537
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Sieger, Design Fürstenberg
manufacturing - DR
Design Fornasetti - DR
TableArt - DR
Voyage En Ikat bread & butter
plate in gold, Hermes - DR
Tuffenkian - DR
PRINTS & EMBRODERIES
Isabel Marant Bangkok Store Cigue, Design Studio - DR
MATERIALS −
Rudi, Design Lukas Peet for Roll & Hill - DR
DR
Paul Smith flagship, Design 6a Architects - DR
The motifs vary in shape – organic, sinusoidal and
linear waves – and seek the «optical illusion» effect.
Juxtapose different prints and let their lines or
polka dots do their own thing! Use hand-made
embroidery to create irregular linear patterns. Let
wood (veins and knots) inspire you. Ditto for marbled
book-binding papers. Go for powdery, patina and
brushed effects; shells and terrazzo surfaces with
inclusions of semi-precious stones; and motifs with
rays (e.g. suns and stars).
Choose high-quality fabrics containing
natural raw materials (e.g. Egyptian cotton
and cotton sateen). Use soft wools, suede
splits, silk, angora, fur and soft-touch
materials together. Try napped and flannel
effects. Remember that gold-colored metal
can go with this soft, muted ambience.
Marigold rug, Northwood Home - DR
Jan Showers - DR
Spotti Milano, Design Studiopepe, Photo Silvia Rivoltella - DR
Sonate Console by Hubert le Gall - DR
Thibaut Design - DR
Natalia Wiernik - DR
Jellies Family, design: Patricia Urquiola / Kartel - DR
Archives - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
“Karelian Iced Birch Burl”,
Reliance Veneer Timber Trading LLC - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
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EVASION −
HAPPY MANIFESTO −
D I S C OVE R I ES / T R AVE L / ET H N I C / E LS EWH E R E / B O H E M I AN
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 16-1459
PANTONE 19-1663
PANTONE 18-2436
KEY WORDS
PANTONE 19-3438
Design Lelièvre - DR
ENERGY
FUSION
ECLECTICISM
PERSPECTIVES
GAMES
COMPOSITE
RHYTHM
PANTONE 19-3950
DR
PANTONE 16-4728
PANTONE 18-6022
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 17-4402
PANTONE 19-1101
PANTONE 19-1241
PANTONE 17-1047
PANTONE 12-0104
MOOD −
This theme unites folklore, influences and
know-how in an energizing, stimulating mix. The
luxuriance of these associations of graphic
and cultural references is positively extravagant.
Design Homes-up, Jules from Roche Bobios,
Lelievrefrom LanCanTouch, Area Living, Dulus - Photo ADstyle - DR
DR
COLOURS −
A classic base of woody and vegetal tones
composed of beiges and browns also inspired
by animal skins. The base is peppered with a
warm, silver to combine with a rainbow of exotic
floral brights and the shades of precious
stones for a sophisticated, elegant ambiance.
METALLISATION
PANTONE 17-5102
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Design Ludens
Nelly Rodi - DR
PRINTS & EMBRODERIES
Moroso - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Design Jakob Schlaepfer - DR
Vitra - Marianne Guedin, Photo © Hugo Miserey
Nelly Rodi - DR
Photo Luke Price - DR
Photo Great Seed - DR
Tabouret Little White Lies Rouge, Design Nick Ross - DR
The motifs are abstract and rich, but always
relate to exotic flora and fauna (e.g. birds
and insects). Origami and laser-cutting
effects are popular. Stylized fruits add
energy and color. Other trends include
digital impressions; superimposing plant
silhouettes over geometrical shapes; plaids,
stripes and seersucker; bands, diamond
tufting and facets; and embroidery with
‘jingle bells’ and pom-poms.
Zimmer + Rohde - DR
MATERIALS −
Vetro Vero - DR
Doodu
Marianne Guedin
Materials are chosen for their technical
properties, elaborate finishes and synthetic
look. Sportswear codes (e.g. nylons, lacquered fabrics and polyesters) are prevailing
along with intelligent textiles that incorporate
LEDs and fiber optic lighting. Combos of
synthetics (e.g. gums, neoprenes, Lycra,
lamés and foam materials) are used with
composites (e.g. resin). Look for recycled
fibers, injected materials and agglomerates.
Boytek Tekstil - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
Penrose Table, Ich&Kar,
Bazartherapy - DR
Photo Trendshome - DR
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TRADITION −
EXQUISITE TEMPTATION −
H E R I TAG E / M E M O RY / H I STO R I CAL / C L AS S I C / B AR O Q U E
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 13-0650
PANTONE 16-4530
PANTONE 19-4524
K E Y WORDS
PANTONE 19-3712
Photo Trendshome - DR
ESOTERIC
PRESTIGE
INTRIGUING
SECRET
G LAMOUR
FANTASY
SEDUCTION
PANTONE 19-2033
Armani Casa; “Bolle”, Giopato & Coombes, Gallery S.Bensimon; Plateau “DC1405”,
Vincenzo De Cotiis, L’Eclaireur; Chandelier, Ercuis; Coupelles, Buccellati;
Coupelles, Odiot; Assiettes Jaune de Chrome; Gobelet, Galerie Altero;
Chaise “Feuilles Argentées”, Claude de Muzac, Galerie Yves Gastou; Tapis, Diurne - DR
PANTONE 18-1655
PANTONE 16-0952
METALLISATION
PANTONE 15-0730
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 19-4007
PANTONE 19-0608
PANTONE 19-1317
MOOD −
This design mode has a predilection for
collaging shapes in a clash of periods and
cultures. Late 19th-century Victorian meets
family crests as well as surrealistic and
theatrical objects. There’s an esoteric aura
and magic in the air.
Bonbon Verreum, Design Luca Nichetto - DR
Max&Moi, Caroll, Tara Jarmon, Accessorize, O’Fée, Maison Boinet, Sylvia To ledano,
Morganne Bello, Hugo Boss, WE, Galeries Lafayette homme - DR
COLOURS −
The base is composed of classic shades
hinging on an iconic black and sober, woody
darks, between brown and colored grays. A
warm, elegant gold ensures a precious effect.
Coordinating accents of equally precious stones,
sophisticated bright tones like the notes of
rare, delicate alcohols.
PANTONE 17-1327
PANTONE 18-4711
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Bouchara Collection - DR
China Rouge, Design Alan Chan
Nelly Rodi - DR
MATERIALS −
Cartier Versailles Marianne
Marianne Guedin,
Guedin,
Photo © Stéphane
Stéphane Aït
Aït Ouarab
Ouarab
Precious materials indicate a taste for
collecting and formal show, including
applications of ornamental stones, cords
and tassels, Lurex, fur and plumes. Glossy
finishes for textiles (taffetas, silks, vinyls,
lacquered fabrics, organzas, velvets and
damasks) put the finishing touch to the
charm of an esthete’s lifestyle.
DR
PRINTS & EMBRODERIES
We’ll be seeing strange encounters
between motifs with plenty of character
(woven fabrics with historical prints or
arabesque motifs cohabiting with floral
or animal prints), as well as repeated
large-print or small-print motifs; symbols
and good-luck charms; tassels and
fringe; and plaid / tartan patterns.
Nelly Rodi - DR
Cabinet, Edouard Lièvre,
Galerie Steinitz - DR
Fendi & Marianne Guedin,
Photo © Matthieu Delbreuve
Marchesa details - DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
V&A World dress, Fashion Detail,
Rosemary Crill, Jennifer Wearden
and Verity Wilson - DR
DR
Vase Marianne Guedin - DR
Masterpieces Xiuyun Yan Rohan - DR
DR
Nelly Rodi - DR
“Embroidered Millefleurs”, Fromental - DR
Design Bouchara - DR
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E M OTI O N −
SWEET DREAMS
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 14-0846
R E AS O N −
REALISTIC UTOPIAS
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 19-6026
E VAS I O N −
HAPPY MANIFESTO
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 16-1459
TRA D ITI O N −
EXQUISITE TEMPTATION
ACCENT TONES
PANTONE® 13-0650
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PANTONE 16-4530
PANTONE 18-1536
PANTONE 18-3410
PANTONE 18-2436
PANTONE 19-4524
PANTONE 15-3214
PANTONE 18-1561
PANTONE 19-3438
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PANTONE 18-0201
PANTONE 19-3950
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PANTONE 16-4519
PANTONE 19-3928
PANTONE 16-4728
PANTONE 18-1655
PANTONE 15-5519
PANTONE 19-4234
PANTONE 18-6022
PANTONE 16-0952
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 14-1209
PANTONE 15-1308
METALLISATION
PANTONE 16-0836
BASE COLOURS
BASE COLOURS
PANTONE 17-4402
PANTONE 19-1101
METALLISATION
PANTONE 15-0730
BASE COLOURS
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PANTONE 12-0703
PANTONE 15-0927
PANTONE 19-1241
PANTONE 19-4007
PANTONE 16-1220
PANTONE 13-1012
PANTONE 17-1047
PANTONE 19-0608
PANTONE 18-1612
PANTONE 15-1316
PANTONE 12-0104
PANTONE 19-1317
METALLISATION
PANTONE 16-1325
PANTONE 17-1347
METALLISATION
PANTONE 18-1537
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METALLISATION
PANTONE 17-5102
PANTONE 17-1327
PANTONE 18-4711
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