Trend Book

color forecasting

Sweet as a candy bold

trend book
2022-2023

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1 - introduction 1 - bubble gum madness 1 - beary blue 1 - taffy green
a - inspiration a - color samples a - color samples a - color samples
b - suggested palette b - suggested palette b - suggested palette

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1 - yellow starburst 1 - peach patch 1 - swirly pop 1 - conclusion
a - color samples a - color samples a - color samples
b - suggested palette b - suggested palette b - suggested palette

2022-2023 is enriched by deep emotional messages

where it surrounds itself with colors that feature
mentalcomfort and sense of rebirth

introduction

Everyone recognises & appreciates good design & colour schemes that work. Colours are forces radiant
energies that affect us positively or negatively whether we are aware of it or not. Colour is emotive, intuitive,
and personal. We live in a colourful world. You only have to look at nature to see this . We have evolved to feel
comfortable surrounded by many colours. This is evident with our love of natural sunshine , which
contains the full spectrum of colour vibrations, making us feel good, both mentally & physically.

The study and application of colour psychology provide successful solutions to some extremely complex
spaces and personality differences.
Fashion professional design teams create ranges that will continue to enhance and support personal style.
Quick changes to decor will impact how people feel, affecting personal performance and profit.
We are mostly urban dewellers, living the majority of our lives inside man-made environments, whether that's
at home, work, school, in our cars , buses, trains, gyms and theatres. Everything in these spaces has been
designed and the colours selected for us.
Interior designers have an incredible social responsibility as they can often directly influence millions of
people's lives every single day by the colour choices they make .

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a-inspiration

Last couple of years, many of us were left unsettled by global events, so we closed our doors
to retreat and regroup. Now we feel ready to throw open our windows and face the world
again. Our trend research shows that people around are experiencing a renewed sense of
energy, optimism and purpose. There’s a desire to reach out, engage with others, to make things
better and ‘be the change’.

our candy palette was inspired from a
mix between the 50’s and the 80’ as in the
50’s the palette was pretty in pastels
.they used the color’s tints which was inspired from Louis the 16th
that proves our point that history repeats itself. on the other hand
the 80’s palette was 8-Bit Wonderand ,the colors were pure . so we’ve
made our palette darker than pastels but still lighter.

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madness
inner peace, can be a bold statement that can be vigorous and
Hex: #8DCEB3 approachability at the same time.

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a-color samples

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5 b-suggested palette

beary blue Color psychology:

Hex: #4d8ecc a non-threatening color that can seem conservative and traditional.
it calls to mind feelings of calmness or serenity.

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a-color samples

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b-suggested palette

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taffy green Color psychology:

Hex: #8DCEB3 it evokes feelings of freshness or lightness. inspired by nature, with
which so many of us have lost touch.

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a-color samples

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b-suggested palette

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a-color samples

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b-suggested palette

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conclusion

Changing the urban patterned life isn’t easy but it sure is important for the future. Aren’t we all redesigning
things for ourselves and exploring new ways to enjoy life or to just stay positive.
We as design thinkers have thousands of years of knowledge with so many assumptions how a design should or
shouldn’t work, especially with the industrial mindset but the pandemic COVID19 had made us realize that we
don’t want design to satisfy our current lifestyle, but we need to look for ways to prevent our current
lifestyle become a necessary problem to address. A designer needs to be a curator rather than just a creator.
It is important especially today to think deeply into what is design and what design can do to transform the
future?

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created by:

fatima abdulfattah hend rabea
mayar hossam marwa mohamed

under the supervision of :

Dr. Somaya ghorab and t.a Shady raouf.