I'm off to the neon desert, aka Las Vegas for a few days, so I thought I'd leave you with a "Palette-able Fashion" since it's been a while since the last one.
I love this dramatic lansdcape and intense colour combination. What a sky. Mixing saturated brights with neutrals is one of my current favourite looks - my latest DIY'd mani is evident of this (check my tumblr for pics later today!)
Ta ta for now folks.
Kelsi xx
photo via my furore.
It's kind of cheating to create a palette from an image that consists of such an explicit palette in of itself. But how amazing are these colours? I couldn't resist sharing. Colour blocked brights. It's where it is folks.
Picture: Sergi Pons
Kelsi x
Yep. As promised I'm completely obsessed with my new series. This time I'm exploring these warm tones found through this stunning 70's fashion print (again entirely lacking a source)
The second shade down is currently one of my absolute favourite colours that perfect coral red. Gorgeousness.
Enjoy.
Kelsi x
I told you I could get carried away with this...two in one day?! But seriously - I did it on purpose - just give you an idea of what the series will look like as it moves on.
I love all these dusky shades and this photograph evokes such a wistful feeling. Again, no credit - if you know - let me know - I do know it's called 'Lost'. Once I make my way through my desktop 'Inspiration' file I'll start finding photographs that I can actually credit to the photographer. Bad Kelsi.
Also - after spending the weekend with Hpnotiq - I clearly have violet on the brain! Check out my latest article on the Hpnotiq blog.
Enjoy.
Kelsi x
If my Pantone post overloads over the past few seasons haven't shown you already, I'm a wee bit obsessed with colour. To the point that I've been know to collect paint chips.
This season I didn't do a Pantone colour series. As much as I enjoy it - it does always seem a little redundant given that Pantone makes such a gorgeous document all by themselves. But I did of course miss the exploration of pure colour. So I've developed this new series.
There are a few sites that already exist that create colour palettes from photographs - this certainly isn't a new idea (hell Lookbook lets you make a palette from your article when you post) graphic designers use these sites as palette inspiration a lot. But I haven't seen it done just for fashion photography (well I googled...I could be wrong)
So here it is - I hope you enjoy it...I can see myself getting very carried away with it and posting these on a scary regular basis, so I really hope you enjoy it.
This picture was stored in my desktops 'Inspiration' folder from before I even had a Pinterest (follow me!) and I cannot for the life of me find out who to credit it to. I love the saturated pastel tones juxtaposed with the stark earth tones. All colours I want to mix and match all summer.
Colour me inspired.
Kelsi x
