Global Colours 2024/25

Overview

 

Our Global Colours Overview is the essential colour planning tool for 2024/25. Colour directions are illustrated in an easy to navigate report, featuring the colour flow, our Continuity Colours, key observations, colour evolution and development.

Here’s a little of what you can expect to find inside…

 

Continuity Colours

 

 

Reflecting a less transient approach, the ten key colours for 2024/25 are carried through from previous seasons and reframed in new contexts. One of the ten key colours, Crow is a black with a warm blue undertone. In our 2024 story Memory, Crow feels soft, enhancing a shadowy mood. In Mine, it amplifies the brightest hues to dramatic effect.

 

Colour Observations

 

 

Charting the evolution of colour families, this is a view of comparative seasons from SS 2023 at the centre, through to 2024/25 on the outer ring. Taking a look at the yellows; they retain a balance of coolness and warmth, clarity and shade and this is a steady group with minimal disruption. The previous season’s light green-yellows consolidate into Sulphur, and a cool anchor Fool’s Gold adds a new colour aspect.

 

Geographic Colours

 

 

Global Colours Overview is supported by our Geographic Colours Overview, where the colour nuances for Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America, Latin America, India, Asia and Australia & New Zealand are explored over 100+ pages.

 

 

Regional colour preferences are influenced by many things including light, landscape, unique drivers and culture. In this supplement, the global colour analysis and palette building first shown in MIX Magazine issues 70 and 71 is developed to highlight these geographic nuances.

 

 

Our Global Colours and Geographic Colours Overview publications are exclusive to Colour Hive members and included in membership.
 
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The standards for all colours are referenced to the closest Pantone, NCS, RAL, plus RGB, CMYK, LAB and HEX breakdowns, and are supplied digitally.