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Fashion Mood Boards for Spring Summer 2007
Here are my 5 fashion mood boards illustrating the colours for Spring Summer 2007. These story boards highlight elements of current colour fashion trends, moods and themes. Colour was discussed fully on the previous Spring 2007 colour page. I hope these story boards give you an impression of this season's high street fashion trends. Acknowledgements for model images are at the page bottom. Scroll this page and click the thumbnails to see a larger image. Silver Mood Board Spring Summer 2007
You are viewing an original fashion trends page by Pauline Weston Thomas© at www.fashion-era.com © Gold Mood Board Spring Summer 2007
Red Mood Board Spring Summer 2007
You are viewing an original fashion trends page by Pauline Weston Thomas© at www.fashion-era.com © Purple Mood Board Spring Summer 2007
Blues and Greens Mood Board Spring Summer 2007
AcknowledgementsMany thanks also to David of www.prshots.com . Fashion images used in these story boards are courtesy of Arcadia, Dorothy Perkins, Miss Selfridge, Wallis, Principles, Warehouse, Monsoon, Accessorize, Oasis, Debenhams, Faith Footwear, Dune, Billy Bags, Long Tall Sally, Primark, New Look, River Island, French Connection, John Lewis, House of Fraser, Internacionale, Phase Eight, madaboutjewellery.com, prettyballerinnas.com, plus my own original source material. Most of the images in the mood boards are shown on other fashion trends pages here on site with details of the items beside the image. Moodboards are useful for fashion students to prepare when developing color ideas. You are viewing an original fashion trends page by Pauline Weston Thomas© at www.fashion-era.com © (Page Date 16 Feb 2007) ~ * For more information on ladies and teens fashion trends go to:-
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