Grey, long confined to the role of functional neutral, is reinterpreted as an intellectual and contemporary color with matte surfaces, cool tonal variations, and
total looks that highlight its depth. Alongside it,
primary colors, red, blue, and yellow, return in crisp, unfiltered forms, free of nostalgic references.
Pink, less sugary, evolves further into a warm and sophisticated shade that pairs well with beige, greys, and light browns. Breaking the balance are sharper, more acidic accents, such as chartreuse or scarlet, used sparingly, often on accessories or outerwear, acting as graphic punctuation.
