The Thematic Color Trend for Women's Leather and Fur

Neoclassicism emerged in the 18th-century France and became a dominant aesthetic in imperial art during the Napoleonic era. Neoclassicism revives classics, elegant and sentimental. It beautifies reality into a classical ideal through arts. Nowadays, as retro style, health and environmental concepts prevail, people take healthy and natural culture as the model and pursue classical and harmonious forms. So designers use time-tested elements. The most significant change in clothing is the return of simplicity and classical fashion, emphasizing realistic values through elegant and rational design.

Neoclassicism is originated from the opposition to Baroque and Rococo arts and its belief is the revival of ancient Greek and Roman art. Neoclassicism and the classicism try to take people back to the ancient world or to rebuild the realm of reason. Artists deliberately imitate ancient art in style and theme. At that time paintings were describing the ruins, bringing people in front of the decadent ancient buildings. So the color palette is elegant and harmonious, rational and restrained. A few grey tones are integrated, elegant and decorative. Gilded beige brightens the color. The peach beige and morganite are graceful and light.