Wine
Blanched Almond
Pale mauve
Smoky black
Royal purple
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PANTONE 2577
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#A487BARGB:
164, 135, 186CMYK:
40, 54, 0, 0HSL:
274°, 27%, 73%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Purple Mountain's Majestyin PANTONE:
PANTONE 521in RAL Classic:
RAL 4009in RAL Design:
RAL 300 60 25in RAL Effect:
RAL 570-5in NCS:
NCS S 3020-R50B 2024-09-05 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 2577?
PANTONE 2577 has different variations depending on the type of surface or coating it is applied to, such as paper, plastic, or metal.
In the RGB color model, it has a red value of 274, a green value of 27, and a blue value of 73.
The hue angle of this color is 274 degrees, which means it is a purple color.
The saturation of PANTONE 2577 is 27%, which means it is a pastel color.
The lightness of this color is 73%, which means it is a light color.
PANTONE 2577 evokes feelings of creativity, mystery, and spirituality.
This color can also be associated with royalty, luxury, and elegance.
Some possible uses of PANTONE 2577 are:
In the RGB color model, it has a red value of 274, a green value of 27, and a blue value of 73.
The hue angle of this color is 274 degrees, which means it is a purple color.
The saturation of PANTONE 2577 is 27%, which means it is a pastel color.
The lightness of this color is 73%, which means it is a light color.
PANTONE 2577 evokes feelings of creativity, mystery, and spirituality.
This color can also be associated with royalty, luxury, and elegance.
Some possible uses of PANTONE 2577 are:
Designing logos, packaging, or branding for products or services that are innovative, sophisticated, or artistic.
Creating posters, flyers, or invitations for events or occasions that are festive, glamorous, or romantic.
Painting walls, furniture, or accessories for rooms or spaces that are cozy, relaxing, or inspiring.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 2577 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...
RAL Classic
RAL 3009
RAL 1013
RAL 7032
RAL 9005
RAL 4005
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 2577'
The Chromatic Revolution
Long time ago, in the heart of the fashion district, a peculiar phenomenon was unfolding. The color "PANTONE 2577," a striking shade of purple with an enigmatic aura, had become the epicenter of a revolution in high fashion. The story began with Cassandra Smith, a visionary artist renowned for her audacious designs that pushed the boundaries of color and texture.
Cassandra had always been fascinated by colors' psychological and emotional impact. When she stumbled upon PANTONE 2577, she felt a spark - an electric surge of creativity. This vibrant hue, like a whisper from a forgotten era, seemed to hold untapped potential. She envisioned a line of clothing that would envelop wearers in an experience, not just a color.
While Cassandra was sketching her masterpieces, a factory worker named Jacob Black was toiling away in a textile plant on the outskirts of the city. Jacob, though skilled and hardworking, found the repetitive nature of his job stifling. His days were filled with the hum of machines and the monotony of standard colors - grays, blacks, and earth tones. Little did he know, his life was about to intertwine with Cassandra's in the most unexpected way.
One fateful morning, a shipment of fabric dyed in PANTONE 2577 arrived at the factory. Jacob, assigned to oversee the new batch, noticed something peculiar about the fabric’s vibrant shade. It shimmered in the light with an iridescence he had never seen before. Intrigued, he carefully examined the swatches, feeling a connection to the enigmatic color.
Jacob decided to take a risk. He contacted Cassandra’s design studio, his note simple: "I believe your color is magic. Let's make something extraordinary together." Cassandra, intrigued by the mysterious message and the strange coincidence of a factory worker’s involvement, agreed to meet him.
When they met, Cassandra was immediately struck by Jacob's genuine enthusiasm and the subtle charm of his unpolished artistry. Jacob, in turn, was mesmerized by Cassandra’s boundless creativity and her vision of PANTONE 2577 as more than just a color - it was an experience, an emotional journey.
Cassandra and Jacob began collaborating. Their project, dubbed "The Chromatic Revolution," was unlike anything the fashion world had ever seen. Jacob’s expertise in textile production and Cassandra’s design prowess combined to create a collection where PANTONE 2577 became a transformative element. The fabric was not merely dyed but infused with a special luminescence that made it appear to change shades with every movement, creating an illusion of depth and emotion.
The debut of their collection was a spectacle. Models glided down the runway in garments that seemed to shift from deep amethyst to soft lilac, reflecting an array of emotions and experiences. The audience was spellbound; the color breathed life into the fabric, making each piece unique and captivating. The Chromatic Revolution was hailed as a groundbreaking success, merging art and technology in a way that transcended traditional fashion boundaries.
Jacob, once a humble factory worker, was celebrated alongside Cassandra as a co-creator of this new wave in fashion. They continued their partnership, exploring new ways to blend colors and technologies, forever changing the landscape of high fashion.
In the end, the story of PANTONE 2577 was not just about a color but about the convergence of two worlds - the world of artistic vision and the world of skilled craftsmanship. And in that convergence, Cassandra and Jacob found not only success but a lasting bond that would inspire future generations of creators to embrace the magic of color in ways they had never imagined.
Cassandra had always been fascinated by colors' psychological and emotional impact. When she stumbled upon PANTONE 2577, she felt a spark - an electric surge of creativity. This vibrant hue, like a whisper from a forgotten era, seemed to hold untapped potential. She envisioned a line of clothing that would envelop wearers in an experience, not just a color.
While Cassandra was sketching her masterpieces, a factory worker named Jacob Black was toiling away in a textile plant on the outskirts of the city. Jacob, though skilled and hardworking, found the repetitive nature of his job stifling. His days were filled with the hum of machines and the monotony of standard colors - grays, blacks, and earth tones. Little did he know, his life was about to intertwine with Cassandra's in the most unexpected way.
One fateful morning, a shipment of fabric dyed in PANTONE 2577 arrived at the factory. Jacob, assigned to oversee the new batch, noticed something peculiar about the fabric’s vibrant shade. It shimmered in the light with an iridescence he had never seen before. Intrigued, he carefully examined the swatches, feeling a connection to the enigmatic color.
Jacob decided to take a risk. He contacted Cassandra’s design studio, his note simple: "I believe your color is magic. Let's make something extraordinary together." Cassandra, intrigued by the mysterious message and the strange coincidence of a factory worker’s involvement, agreed to meet him.
When they met, Cassandra was immediately struck by Jacob's genuine enthusiasm and the subtle charm of his unpolished artistry. Jacob, in turn, was mesmerized by Cassandra’s boundless creativity and her vision of PANTONE 2577 as more than just a color - it was an experience, an emotional journey.
Cassandra and Jacob began collaborating. Their project, dubbed "The Chromatic Revolution," was unlike anything the fashion world had ever seen. Jacob’s expertise in textile production and Cassandra’s design prowess combined to create a collection where PANTONE 2577 became a transformative element. The fabric was not merely dyed but infused with a special luminescence that made it appear to change shades with every movement, creating an illusion of depth and emotion.
The debut of their collection was a spectacle. Models glided down the runway in garments that seemed to shift from deep amethyst to soft lilac, reflecting an array of emotions and experiences. The audience was spellbound; the color breathed life into the fabric, making each piece unique and captivating. The Chromatic Revolution was hailed as a groundbreaking success, merging art and technology in a way that transcended traditional fashion boundaries.
Jacob, once a humble factory worker, was celebrated alongside Cassandra as a co-creator of this new wave in fashion. They continued their partnership, exploring new ways to blend colors and technologies, forever changing the landscape of high fashion.
In the end, the story of PANTONE 2577 was not just about a color but about the convergence of two worlds - the world of artistic vision and the world of skilled craftsmanship. And in that convergence, Cassandra and Jacob found not only success but a lasting bond that would inspire future generations of creators to embrace the magic of color in ways they had never imagined.
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