6 color directions :
 

• POP UP
  - Light grays, mid-grays + intense brights + yellow gold + grass green and fuchsia
   

• TRUE OR FALSE
  - Mock blacks and whites + artificial, bleached acidics : anise yellow, bleached green and watery turquoise
   

• SOFT FOCUS
  - Red tones, clarets, vermilion and warm pink play with gold and dark green
   

• ABSORBTION
  - A follow-up to camels, sandy beige and warm browns contrast with purple and midnight blue
   

• BIORYTHMIC
  - Light khakis, greenish grays plus cobalt and indigo blues
   

• UNDERSKIN
  - A range of light neutrals : dirty white, 2 sand and nude beiges, dusty grays
   

Materials
 

• Leathers
  
  1 - We loved smooth, mat leathers and sueded skins associated with many treatments
  
  2 - Woven leathers, tweeds, two-tones, mini or maxi geometrics, 70’s or more rustic, ethnic motifs
  
  3 - Waxed leathers, sophisticated vintage effects
  
  4 - Metallic effects : old golds, coppers or sequined aquatics
  
  5 - Lots of patent leathers, shine, transparencies …
  
  6 - “Vegetation” leathers
  
  7 - Mat surface effects
  - Light grains all the way to mammoth skins, heavy, supple leathers and astrakhan effects
  - Pebbly, mineral, desert effects, wrinkled dry and mat looks
  - Refined textures that resemble animal skins in light beige and gray
  
  8 - Perforations, grooves, irregular embossings and mesh sport looks
   

• Novelties
  - Ornamental floral and vegetation prints, gold prints
  - Liberty prints and faded “brushstroke” effects, “garden” prints
  - Retro prints from 50’s to 70’s, geometrics, multicolored flowers or stripes
  - Two-tone graphic tweeds
   

• Canvases and synthetics
  - Rustic basketweaves, herringbones, jutes, rustic linens, raffia, rope
  - Denims and chambrays
  - Continually updated laces
   

In conclusion, a fair that is still as rich as ever … and lots of sophisticated treatments.