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PANTONE 2357
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#651641RGB:
101, 22, 65CMYK:
23, 100, 0, 58HSL:
327°, 78%, 40%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Tyrian purplein PANTONE:
PANTONE 690in RAL Classic:
RAL 4004in RAL Design:
RAL 350 20 30in RAL Effect:
RAL 530-5in NCS:
NCS S 5030-R20B 2024-09-04 Snargl 02:14
What color is PANTONE 2357?
PANTONE 2357 has the following color values:
It is similar to the color of some types of berries, flowers, or gemstones.
PANTONE 2357 can be paired with lighter or darker colors, such as white, black, gray, or complementary greens, to achieve different effects.
RGB: 101, 22, 65
HEX: #651641
CMYK: 23, 100, 0, 58
It is similar to the color of some types of berries, flowers, or gemstones.
PANTONE 2357 can be paired with lighter or darker colors, such as white, black, gray, or complementary greens, to achieve different effects.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2357 color
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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2357'
The Color Conspiracy
Dr. Ralph Moon, a celebrated color theorist, was known for his meticulous research on the psychological impact of hues. But even he was unprepared for the seismic shift about to occur in the fashion world.
It all started when Dr. Moon received an anonymous package containing a small swatch of fabric dyed in PANTONE 2357 - a striking shade of violet so vibrant it seemed to pulse with a life of its own. The note accompanying it read: "This is more than just a color. It’s a revolution. Find out before it’s too late."
Intrigued, Ralph set out to analyze the fabric, discovering that PANTONE 2357 emitted a unique frequency when exposed to light, a trait never before seen in any color. Excited by the potential implications, he decided to present his findings at a high-profile fashion symposium.
Meanwhile, Sandy Sweetheart, a janitor at the symposium venue, was known for her extraordinary attention to detail. Her love for fashion often went unnoticed as she silently cleaned up after the glittering elite. She’d always harbored dreams of stepping into the limelight but remained hidden in the shadows.
On the day of the symposium, Ralph’s presentation caused a sensation. The color’s unique frequency, when worn, was said to evoke profound emotional responses, subtly influencing mood and perception. Fashion houses clamored to get their hands on this revolutionary dye.
But as Ralph prepared to leave, Sandy found herself inexplicably drawn to the swatch of PANTONE 2357 on display. She couldn't resist touching it. A jolt of energy surged through her, and she had an unsettling vision of models on the runway, their eyes glazed and their movements eerily synchronized.
Sandy decided to investigate, following Ralph as he left the symposium. She discovered that Ralph’s excitement had turned to concern. He was receiving threatening messages demanding he abandon his research.
Realizing the gravity of the situation, Sandy approached Ralph. She confessed her vision and the strange sense of urgency she felt. At first skeptical, Ralph soon recognized the possibility that someone was manipulating the color for sinister purposes.
Ralph and Sandy teamed up to delve deeper. They uncovered a shocking conspiracy: a secretive fashion conglomerate planned to use PANTONE 2357 to create a series of garments that could manipulate the emotions and actions of those who wore them. The goal was to turn fashion into a tool for mass control.
As the fashion show featuring PANTONE 2357 approached, Ralph and Sandy knew they had to act fast. Disguised as a model and a backstage assistant, they infiltrated the event. In a dramatic climax, Sandy exposed the hidden devices embedded in the garments, designed to broadcast subliminal messages.
The revelation sent shockwaves through the fashion industry. The conglomerate was dismantled, and Ralph’s and Sandy’s bravery was celebrated. The world learned of the sinister potential of color manipulation, and Dr. Moon's research gained unprecedented acclaim.
In the end, Sandy’s quiet dreams of recognition became a reality. She was celebrated not just for her discovery but for her bravery. Ralph, once a solitary scientist, found a loyal ally in Sandy. Together, they had uncovered a plot that changed the face of fashion forever.
And so, PANTONE 2357 became a symbol not only of beauty but also of vigilance, a reminder of the hidden powers that colors - and the human spirit - can wield.
It all started when Dr. Moon received an anonymous package containing a small swatch of fabric dyed in PANTONE 2357 - a striking shade of violet so vibrant it seemed to pulse with a life of its own. The note accompanying it read: "This is more than just a color. It’s a revolution. Find out before it’s too late."
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Intrigued, Ralph set out to analyze the fabric, discovering that PANTONE 2357 emitted a unique frequency when exposed to light, a trait never before seen in any color. Excited by the potential implications, he decided to present his findings at a high-profile fashion symposium.
Meanwhile, Sandy Sweetheart, a janitor at the symposium venue, was known for her extraordinary attention to detail. Her love for fashion often went unnoticed as she silently cleaned up after the glittering elite. She’d always harbored dreams of stepping into the limelight but remained hidden in the shadows.
On the day of the symposium, Ralph’s presentation caused a sensation. The color’s unique frequency, when worn, was said to evoke profound emotional responses, subtly influencing mood and perception. Fashion houses clamored to get their hands on this revolutionary dye.
But as Ralph prepared to leave, Sandy found herself inexplicably drawn to the swatch of PANTONE 2357 on display. She couldn't resist touching it. A jolt of energy surged through her, and she had an unsettling vision of models on the runway, their eyes glazed and their movements eerily synchronized.
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Sandy decided to investigate, following Ralph as he left the symposium. She discovered that Ralph’s excitement had turned to concern. He was receiving threatening messages demanding he abandon his research.
Realizing the gravity of the situation, Sandy approached Ralph. She confessed her vision and the strange sense of urgency she felt. At first skeptical, Ralph soon recognized the possibility that someone was manipulating the color for sinister purposes.
Ralph and Sandy teamed up to delve deeper. They uncovered a shocking conspiracy: a secretive fashion conglomerate planned to use PANTONE 2357 to create a series of garments that could manipulate the emotions and actions of those who wore them. The goal was to turn fashion into a tool for mass control.
As the fashion show featuring PANTONE 2357 approached, Ralph and Sandy knew they had to act fast. Disguised as a model and a backstage assistant, they infiltrated the event. In a dramatic climax, Sandy exposed the hidden devices embedded in the garments, designed to broadcast subliminal messages.
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The revelation sent shockwaves through the fashion industry. The conglomerate was dismantled, and Ralph’s and Sandy’s bravery was celebrated. The world learned of the sinister potential of color manipulation, and Dr. Moon's research gained unprecedented acclaim.
In the end, Sandy’s quiet dreams of recognition became a reality. She was celebrated not just for her discovery but for her bravery. Ralph, once a solitary scientist, found a loyal ally in Sandy. Together, they had uncovered a plot that changed the face of fashion forever.
And so, PANTONE 2357 became a symbol not only of beauty but also of vigilance, a reminder of the hidden powers that colors - and the human spirit - can wield.
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