Spring 2012 Color Trends • Cabaret



Cabaret is a perfect pink for all skin tones.  I like how it isn't too girly, with just the right amount of "punch".  Not too soft but also not too bright...this color is just right in my book.  I also love the Camel/Cabaret color combo!  Move over winter red...I am sure we will being seeing more bright + neutral color combos this spring!



What I'm wearing:
Dress: H&M, Belt: Temptation Boutique, Shoes: Diewilikhebben.nl, Tights: Primark, Cropped Cardigan: Temptation Boutique, Jewelry: Swarovski.



“Life is Cabaret, old chum, Come to the Cabaret.” I mean seriously…what brings a smile to your face more than a bright rosy-pink? The color gets you ready for spring right? So it’s no surprise that PANTONE 18-2140 Cabaret is one of the “it” colors for the spring/summer 2012. The hue is the definition of intense sensuality and for that reason we love it! Try Cabaret with Tangerine Tango for a truly stand-out look. Or pair it with a neutral like Driftwood or Sodalite Blue to infuse a burst of color. Designers like Peter Som, Betsey Johnson, Tadashi Shoji, all embraced the bold color in their Spring 2012 collections. You should too. 




Here are 10 Cabaret items I'm mad for right now:



This color sizzles! It is scintillating and adventurous.  This sensual color will definitely turn heads this spring!

Cabaret is a sexy and sensual rosy-red, an excellent choice for summer clothing and cosmetics.





Comments

  1. I LOVE THIS! Pantone colors are all so fabulous and Cabaret is a prime example! We love it so much that we made it our color of the week and put together a fabulous outfit on our blog to show how to dress wearing Pantone's Cabaret using a triadic color palette. You can take a look at it here www.weartostandout.com/blog/pantone-cabaret and tell us what you think! xoxo, WearToStandOut

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  2. so glad u liked it xoxo <3 thank u

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