Cold Menthol — The hot trend of Resort Season
Refreshing and moderately bright — the designers in their cruise collections made plenty of experiments with a mint shade. Designers took the most intense mint color, for example — Jade Lai used at once a whole range of mint shades, menthol pastel appeared in several sets of the Fendi collection at once.
Wear mint-colored clothes from head to toe is the most stylish way to follow this trend. Combine a mint palette with warm coral, peach (hit of the cruise season) and wine shades, as suggested by designer’s Delpozo, Cinq à Sept, and Tibi.
By its nature, mint is a mixture of blue and green; therefore, it has multiple color gamut of shades: from delicate and bedding to bright and saturated. This fact allows the color not to leave the fashion podiums. It all started with the collection of Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton. It was he who added a little menthol tenderness to his airy costumes. Yves Saint Laurent has a mint color unexpectedly combined in tandem with blueberry.
Light tulle, thick denim or cozy knitwear — regardless of the texture, this color is simply impossible not to fall in love. Don’t wait for the cruise ship arrivals — wear mint right now in the summer!