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 New York Fall Fashion Week 2004
Blue makes its appearance as bright, deep Limoges, while tenacious pink closes its second successful year as vivid Shocking Pink. The British influence is apparent in heraldic shades like regal Sunset Purple and robust Crimson.
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 Max Azria for BCBG
Prominent Colors: Jeweled tones; Sapphire, Amethyst, Amber and Midnight
Inspiration: Gemstones
Signature Color: Sapphire
Color Philosophy: Bold and daring color combinations
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 Anna Sui
Prominent Colors: Fuchsia, Kelly Green, Coral, Eggplant, Dusty Rose, antique metallics, Amber, Parchment and Ink
Signature Color: Fuchsia
Color Philosophy: Antiqued, bright colors in bold combinations
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 Ron Chereskin
Prominent Colors: Deep Ebony, textured Anthracite and sleek Titanium, lightened with warm Ivory and crisp Snow White. Shots of Cobalt, Royal Purple, Burgundy and Plum. Rustic luxury: Veldt, Moss, Fir, Pumpkin, Almond and Sand. Interspersed Icy Whites, Metal, Grays and Dawn Blue. Dark Denim livened by accents of Aqua, Fuchsia, Emerald and Goldenrod
Inspiration: Observing the modern urban woman on the street and in restaurants, nightspots, museums and galleries
Signature Color: Shades of Black
Color Philosophy: Color communicates ideas and is indispensable in helping clothes come alive
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 Badgley Mischka
Prominent Colors: Wines, Berry and Burgundy; Charcoal Grays and Taupes; Slate Blue and Silver Blue
Inspiration: Old New York photographs and films
Signature Color: Burgundy
Color Philosophy: Black and Gray neutrals accented with Dark Reds and Vintage Blues
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Soft, golden Fall Leaf and earthy Pinecone are gathered from the forest floor, while the clear green of last season diverges and softens into Fennel Seed. The British influence is apparent in heraldic shades set against classic and sophisticated Camel.
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max azria for bcbg
bagdley mishka
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 Tracy Reese
Prominent Colors: Pungent Pink and Hershey Brown, Jade and Blonde Beige, Tangerine and Petunia, Tiffany Blue and Puce – all accented with Gold and Antique Gold
Inspiration: Fashion eccentrics; Helena Rubinstein's book, Over the Top; and the Elsa Schiaparelli "Shocking" exhibit
Signature Color: Jade
Color Philosophy: Unusual combinations and rich layering of colors
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 Michael Vollbracht for Bill Blass
Prominent Colors: Burnt Gold and Bronze with Dirty Green; Toast with Crème
Inspiration: Animal skins like cheetah, leopard and sable
Signature Color: Dirty Peach
Color Philosophy: Make it luxe
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 The clear green of last season diverges and softens into Aqua Gray and pink returns as a lavender-infused Pale Mauve.
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 Nicole Miller
Prominent Colors: Rich, opulent colors; Teal, Plum and Gold, Olive and Brown
Inspiration: Tapestries and wall hangings, Victorian images and a hint of military
Signature Color: Teal
Color Philosophy: Unexpected mixes and lots of options
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 Jeff Mahshie for Chaiken
Prominent Colors: Saturated pastels - Violet, Nude, Blue and Olive - against Charcoal, Brown and Black
Inspiration: Make-up colors and 1930s films
Signature Color: Nude
Color Philosophy: Light spring color anchored by dark shades; Nude with Black, Khaki with Red
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 Peter Som
Prominent Colors: Antiqued Lilac, Pale Pink, Leaf and Kelly Green, Sunflower Yellow; Gift Box Blue mixed with elegant neutrals like Chocolate Brown, Midnight Navy and Raisin
Inspiration: Gray Gardens and Suddenly Last Summer. Both films feature strong women who exude a reckless glamour.
Signature Color: Pale Lilac with smoky undertones
Color Philosophy: Rich, eclectic luxury. Uncontrived and unexpected color combinations keep things modern and sexy.
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