1. The FASHION diary
BY – ESHANI JAIN

2. complementary They are pairs of colors which, when combined,
cancel each other out. When placed next to each
other, they create the strongest contrast for those
particular two colors.
These are the colors that are directly across from
each other on the color wheel. Because of their high
contrast, as the name implies, they complement each
other the most out of any color combination.

3. Runway
Paris Fashion Week
- Balmain
Street Style

4. Vogue Fashion Week, 2013
Gucci Spring 2011

5. monochromatic
Monochromatic is a color combination that is comprised of just one color.
Monochromatic colors consist of nothing but varying shades of the same color. 
One can move from light to dark or dark to light.

6. Christian Dior
AW ‘15
Giorgio Armani AW ‘13
Hermes AW ‘15

7. Dolce & Gabbana S/S ‘14, Men’s Fashion Show
Italian Fashion Show, 2012
Dolce & Gabbana S/S ‘14, Men’s Fashion Show

8. Warm colors Cool colors
They are based around hues of reds, oranges, yellows, etc.
Warm colors look best on warmer skin tones and gold jewelry.
Cool colors are all derived from shades of blue, also known as cool hues.
Cool colors look wonderful on pale skin with pink  undertones and silver jewelry.

9. Marc Jacobs, Fall/Winter ‘15
Azria Fashion Show, 2012

10. Pamella Roland, Resort ‘17 Fashion Show
COOL COLORS
Pamella Roland, Resort ‘17 Fashion Show
Isabel Marant, 2014 Fashion Show
Supima, Newyork Fashion Week, S/S ‘15

11. Newyork Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2015
WARM COLORS
Newyork Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2015
Elie Saab RTW, Fall 2014, Runway Fashion Week
Elie Saab Haute Couture, AW ‘15

12. Color blocking
In simple terms, color blocking means that you pair two or three totally different colors together to make a bold statement.
It is when a garment or outfit is composed of finite blocks of color.
It is commonly associated in fashion as a trend that originated from the artwork of Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian.
Tommy Hilfiger
Marc Jacobs

13. Marques Almeida, Runway London Fashion Week S/S ‘15
Prabal Gurung, Runway
Singapore Fashion Week ‘15

14. THANKYOU