Fashion Design: Designers Create A Gentle And Romantic Atmosphere In The Gradual Change Of Knitting Colors

Gradient is a color change from light to dark, from deep to light, or from one color to another. For monochrome, the gradient hue is more vivid and soft, and the splicing of colors is not rigid, which reflects the natural and casual style.

1. Homochromatic gradient

The gradual change of the same color system is exquisite but not conspicuous, and the details are rich. Designers often use the gradient elements of the same color system to match the unique soft touch of knitting. The gradual change effect is presented through the change of sesame dot jacquard and yarn weaving width, creating a gentle and romantic atmosphere.

> Dion Lee

> Sean Suen

> Chanel

> Germanier

> BB Dakota

> Rabens saloner

> Area

> Missoni

> L Oréal

> Chloé

> Cedric Charlier

> Missoni

2、 Contrast gradient

Different from the gentle and cool color gradient of the same color system, the contrast color gradient is simple and neat, but also a bit more lively. The yarn of different colors and materials, combined with twist, jacquard, printing and dyeing, makes the overall clothing more vivid.

> Lorena Antoniazzi

> GCDS

> Bronx And Banco

> Ka Wa Key

> Alejandra Alonso Rojas

> Fashion East

> MBCM

> The Elder Statesman

> DSquared2

> Hermès

> Sacai

> Linus Leonardsson

3. Color gradient

As the name suggests, the color change is not limited to a single color, the yarn of various colors is gathered on a garment. Compared with monochrome and color contrast gradient, the color gradients are more colorful, presenting a delicate and complex texture, which has a national charm.

> Missoni

> GCDS

> Diesel

> Lou Dallas

> Levis Made & Crafted

> Antonio Marras

> Amiri

> Cividini