NCS S 0505-Y70R

NCS S 0505-Y70R has a 5% blackness, 5% chromaticness and 90% whiteness.

In the RGB color model, this color is composed of 100% red, 94.9% green and 100% blue.

In the HSL color space, it has a hue of 33° (degrees), 11% saturation and 100% lightness.

In the CMYK color model (used in the printing process), NCS S 0505-Y70R is composed of 0% cyan, 7% magenta, 13% yellow and 0% black.

In a far away place, in the bustling city of Amsterdam, where the canals glistened under the sun and the streets were alive with the hum of bicycles, a new trend was about to emerge. This is the story of Pier Gold, a passionate design student, and Mario Jacobs, a humble cleaner with an eye for beauty, and how they brought the color NCS S 0505-Y70R to the forefront of fashion.

Pier Gold was a student at the prestigious Amsterdam School of Arts. He was known for his innovative designs and his ability to see beauty in the most unexpected places. One day, while working on a project in the school's studio, Pier felt stuck. He needed something fresh, something that would make his designs stand out. As he pondered, he noticed Mario Jacobs, the school's cleaner, meticulously wiping down the windows.

Mario was an older man with a kind face and a gentle demeanor. He had worked at the school for years, and though his job was to clean, he had a secret passion for colors. He often mixed his own paints at home, creating unique shades that he would use to paint small canvases in his tiny apartment. One of his favorite creations was a vibrant, warm hue he called "Golden Sunrise," which was remarkably similar to the NCS S 0505-Y70R color.

One evening, as Pier was leaving the studio, he saw Mario carrying a small canvas. The color on it caught Pier's eye immediately. "Mario, what is that color?" Pier asked, intrigued.

Mario smiled, a twinkle in his eye. "Ah, this? It's a color I created. I call it 'Golden Sunrise.' It's a mix of yellow and red, with just a hint of warmth. It reminds me of the sun rising over the canals."

Pier was captivated. "Would you mind if I used this color in my designs? I think it could be exactly what I need."

Mario was taken aback but delighted. "Of course, Pier. I'd be honored."

With Mario's blessing, Pier began incorporating the color into his designs. He used it in bold, unexpected ways - on jackets, dresses, and even accessories. The color brought a sense of warmth and vibrancy to his work, and soon, it caught the attention of his professors and peers.

Word of Pier's unique designs spread quickly. Fashion bloggers and influencers began to take notice, and soon, the color NCS S 0505-Y70R, or "Golden Sunrise" as it was affectionately called, became the talk of the town. Pier's designs were featured in local fashion shows, and he was invited to showcase his work at Amsterdam Fashion Week.

But Pier never forgot the man who had inspired him. He invited Mario to every show, and Mario watched with pride as Pier's designs lit up the runway. The two became close friends, and Mario's humble apartment became a sanctuary for Pier, a place where he could find inspiration and solace.

As the popularity of NCS S 0505-Y70R grew, so did Pier's career. He graduated with honors and started his own fashion line, with "Golden Sunrise" as its signature color. Mario, too, found a new sense of purpose. He began teaching color theory at the school, sharing his passion with a new generation of artists.

Together, Pier and Mario showed the world that inspiration can come from the most unexpected places, and that sometimes, the most beautiful things are born from the simplest of moments. The rise of NCS S 0505-Y70R in the world of fashion was not just a trend, but a testament to the power of creativity, friendship, and the magic of a golden hue.