My Fall 2016 Pantone Color Picks

Last week we experienced the first day of fall. I don’t know about where you live, but here in Virginia Beach is was as hot and muggy as ever and left me feeling a little less than excited about fall. I can only have so many pumpkin spice lattes before feeling like I’m faking my joy. SO, like any millennial, I took to the internet for inspiration…there I found this season’s Pantone colors.

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I, not only immediatly wanted to paint my nails in all of the above colors, but I also wanted to refresh my wardrobe! This insta that Elite Daily posted last week def describes my life tho…

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SO, I went on a hunt and found items in a few of the above colors that I love and that are under $100 because y’all, fall is expensive. You gotta plan ahead and purchase quality pieces that are going to last you year after year.

I have succeeded in this strategy for years during the warm seasons. My summer wardrobe is, and has been, on point. Now, you and I can do the same for the cold seasons together.

Favorite Pantone Color #1: Sharkskin

 

Favorite Pantone Color #2: Spicy Mustard

 

Favorite Pantone Color #3: Lush Meadow

 

Favorite Pantone Color #4 …Colors actually: Riverside and Airy Blue

 

Final Favorite Pantone Color: Dusty Cedar

 

Like I said above, you don’t have to make your wardrobe perfect over night. It takes time and diligence. I invest in one to two pieces a month. I discern what I want to invest in by asking myself, “if this was gone tomorrow, would I be sad?” If the answer is yes, then welcome to the Tilley closet! If the answer is no, I move on.

How do you decide what gets added to your closet?

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13 thoughts on “My Fall 2016 Pantone Color Picks

  1. Alex

    Oh man, I wish I could afford this stuff, but we have so many things to do around the house. Wishful thinking because they are all SO cute!!!

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  2. Kayla

    I love all of these colors! They’d all make perfect polish shades, I totally agree. I could always use more of the “spicy mustard” color in my closet.

    Kayla | kaylablogs.com

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  3. Oksana

    I’m loving the hints of lilac – or “bodacious” – I see popping up in interior design thanks to Pantone’s color picks. Such a feminine shade, and it’s interesting to see designers intermix it into existing interiors.

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