Bring your purples up front and center for 2018. The Pantone Color Institute has made its pick for 2018 color of the year and it’s Pantone 18-3838. Also known as Ultra Violet, this shade has been characterized by Pantone as a dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade. Fashion diva or not, it would be interesting to see what UltraViolet Fashion 2018 has to offer.
It’s hard not to get a sense of excitement with this color around. UltraViolet conveys ingenuity, originality and visionary thinking. You just can’t help but be curious about the fashion possibilities arising from such a message. Celebrities like Kylie Jenner, Rihanna, and Kate Middleton have been spotted wearing fashionable garbs in purple hues even before Pantone has announced their color choice for 2018. Fashion houses have also given their audience a preview of UltraViolet Fashion 2018 during their Spring and Summer 2018 fashion shows. Now with the color trend out in the open, you can make your own fashion statement in UltraViolet.
It doesn’t matter whether you set your own trend or follow some of the looks featured in the runways. Wearing Ultra Violet shouldn’t be too hard to pull off. The simplest and safest way to wear Ultra Violet is through one piece garments that you can mix and match with neutrals. Another option is to go for purple accents like scarves, ties, or jewelry pieces. Those who want to express their individuality may opt to explore different looks from the latest trends.
Closet basics like shirts and jeans can turn into a fashion statement when paired with an UltraViolet blazer. But why stop there when you can add purple knits, shorts, and slip dresses in your closet options this season. Do you feel a bit more daring in your outfit? Grab some mash-up pieces from designer labels and put them in your mix. Exploring the combined look of camisoles and sweatshirt from Alexander Wang or the trench and jacket mix of Helmut Lang can add zest to your purple fashion too.
Pantone 18-3838 is also said to be a symbol of experimentation and non-conformity. As such, you may want to explore different ways to wear Ultraviolet fashion in 2018. It would be interesting to see what fashion combinations you can come up with in this purple hue.