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The document discusses different color schemes including square, achromatic, and neutral color schemes. Square color schemes space four colors evenly around the color circle with one dominant color. Achromatic schemes use black, grey, or white and denote sophistication, often associated with formal settings. Neutral colors contain equal parts of red, blue, and yellow, making them low saturation and close to grey. The neutral color scheme consists of black, white, grey, and sometimes brown. Neutral colors serve as backgrounds and unify diverse palettes.
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A fashion collection is a set of clothing and accessories centered around a chosen theme related to consumer style and brand image. Collections introduce a designer's ideas through fundamental design elements. Most collections include basic pieces for longer-term sale and fashion pieces with shorter, limited sales periods. Conceptual collections highlight a theme to explore ideas, while commercial collections focus on launching sets of clothes and accessories around a theme for quick consumer access. Creating a collection is a multifaceted process considering trends, audiences, and business factors.
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Fashion, style, and fad are related to clothing and evolve due to various political, economic, social, and religious factors. Fashion is a widespread trend accepted by society, while an individual's style expresses their personality. Fad spreads very quickly among youth but disappears rapidly, lasting less than a year, whereas fashion may continue for 2-3 years. The document discusses the basic concepts and differences between fashion, style, and fad.
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- 18. Achromatic means the absence of color. Achromatic color schemes involve black, grey or white. Grey is a combination of black and white so it may be paired with white or black or both and the combination always works. The achromatic color scheme denotes sophistication. Achromatic color scheme is usually associated with "formal", "evening", "business", etc. Here are some styles that used the achromatic color scheme: ACHROMATIC COLOUR SCHEME
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