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Home Fashion It's "what fashion has come home to. The enviroment of the body has become one with the enviroment of the home." These Color Palettes for Home Spring Summer 2012 not only work in concert with all divisions of DO! color, but they also offer the designer a more sophisticated interpretation of seasonal trends. |
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Kidz With the Diverse Lifestyle of the Kidz market today, Design Options Color Palettes for the Spring Summer 2012 Youth Market, combine edgy, sophisticated fashion colors with a playful attitude. Influenced by their older sisters and brothers, and the knowledge of the importance of Eco-friendly living, Kidz today want to make a difference and be heard and seen! |
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Universal Color This diverse collection of Color Palettes for Spring Summer 2012 captures the ever-changing mood of the Young-Missy customer. Color is the driving force for the Young-Missy market, and our bright, neutral, pastel and tonal color palettes for Young Missy Sping Summer 2012 are consistently top sellers at retail. |
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Young Contemporary From the mainstream to the edgy and funky, our unique Young Contemporary colors for Spring Summer 2012 take into account the sophistication of these trendsetters. It is more important than ever to stay abreast of changes in Color Forecasting for the Young Contempory markets, which is why DO is here! |
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Young Men's DO!'s Young Men's palettes have become "must-haves" for the world's most fashion-forward customers. Street wear has found its place in the mainstream market, and these color palettes for Spring Summer 2012 are a unique reflection of natural urban landscapes. |
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 The Lifestyle ReportWhat Fashion Comes Home To. Design Options applies the same insight and years of experience, in forecasting inter-industry fused trends. Its revolutionary bi-yearly publication bridges the gap between the apparel and home fashion worlds. Published for Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter, this forecast is predicted on the premise that the trends one sees in the fashion industry find their way into the home and vice versa. In each issue of the Lifestyle Report, six trends are analyzed and supported with 35 to 40 beautiful images. |
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