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Fashion and colour trends |
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Psychological
aspects of colour often seem more emotional and personal than scientific.
We first see colours in nature whence colours and dyes came originally.
Pigments were ground by hand from natural ingredients or adapted from
plant dyes. The Egyptians found blues from minerals, the Greeks and roman
purple came from mollusks, yellows from safflower, reds from madder and
later blues from indigo. However the introduction of synthetic dyes during
the past century means that virtually any shade can be achieved today
and 'rare' colours have become a thing of the past. Consequently, as colour
has become more available, it has also become a sophisticated indicator
of social trends, environments and culture.
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