Dark byzantium
Pale spring bud
Onyx
Purple Mountain's Majesty
Sandy brown
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PANTONE 527
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#7B3F92RGB:
123, 63, 146CMYK:
69, 99, 0, 0HSL:
283°, 57%, 57%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Dark lavenderin PANTONE:
PANTONE 2593in RAL Classic:
RAL 4008in RAL Design:
RAL 310 40 40in RAL Effect:
RAL 540-Min NCS:
NCS S 4040-R50B 2024-09-12 Snargl 02:12
What color is PANTONE 527?
PANTONE 527 is a shade of magenta that has a HEX value of #7B3F92 and an RGB value of (123, 63, 146).
It also has an HSL value of 283°, 57%, 57%.
PANTONE 527 is available in various Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid chips, plastics, metallics, pastels, and neons.
It can be paired with other colors to create different color schemes, such as analogous, triadic, split-complementary, tetradic, square, or complementary.
PANTONE 527 is a vibrant and eye-catching color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, or art.
It also has an HSL value of 283°, 57%, 57%.
PANTONE 527 is available in various Pantone products, such as coated and uncoated guides, solid chips, plastics, metallics, pastels, and neons.
It can be paired with other colors to create different color schemes, such as analogous, triadic, split-complementary, tetradic, square, or complementary.
PANTONE 527 is a vibrant and eye-catching color that can be used for various purposes, such as branding, packaging, fashion, or art.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 527 color
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 527'
The PANTONE Predicament
In a far away place, in the bustling city of Trendville, Christian Storm, a quirky fashion design student, was frantically preparing for his final project. Christian was known for his unusual color choices, and today he had set his sights on PANTONE 527, a soft lavender shade. His enthusiasm for this color bordered on obsession.
Enter Billy Buffalo, an eccentric engineer known for his penchant for quirky inventions. Billy had recently taken a liking to fashion, not for its style, but for its potential to test his new creations.
One day, Christian and Billy’s paths crossed at the Trendville Design Fair. Christian was in the midst of an epic meltdown. His lavender-themed collection was a disaster. The once-charming shade of PANTONE 527 now looked like a group of alien pajamas.
"I don’t get it," Christian lamented, "it’s supposed to be calming and sophisticated. Why does it look like my designs were dipped in a giant grape jelly?"
Billy, intrigued by Christian’s plight, offered his help. "I’ve got just the thing! I’ve been working on a color-enhancing gadget. It’s supposed to make any color pop!"
With a skeptical nod, Christian agreed to let Billy assist. Billy’s invention, affectionately named the "Color-Cruncher 3000," looked like a cross between a disco ball and a blender. It had dials, flashing lights, and a control panel that resembled a sci-fi movie prop.
Billy positioned the Color-Cruncher 3000 over Christian’s lavender dress and turned the dials with the seriousness of a rocket scientist. The machine whirred to life, and a holographic display showed the color undergoing a dramatic transformation.
"Let’s see what happens!" Billy exclaimed as the machine began to emit a dazzling array of lights. To everyone’s surprise, the PANTONE 527 color morphed into a blazing neon pink with electric green polka dots.
Christian gasped. "This isn’t what I had in mind!"
Billy, unfazed, adjusted the dials. "Oops, I might have overdone it. Let’s try again."
As Billy continued tinkering, the dress cycled through a bizarre series of transformations: zebra stripes, holographic sparkles, and even a pattern resembling an exploding galaxy. The once-serene lavender was now a riotous display of colors.
A fashion show was imminent, and Christian had no choice but to incorporate the chaotic results into his collection. The models strutted down the runway in a kaleidoscope of hues, each dress telling a different, outrageous story.
To everyone’s astonishment, the crowd went wild. The vibrant mishmash of colors was declared "the most innovative fashion statement of the decade." Christian’s collection became the talk of the town, and he was lauded for his bold, unconventional designs.
Billy, meanwhile, took pride in his "Color-Cruncher 3000." He’d never intended to revolutionize fashion, but he had inadvertently created a buzzworthy sensation.
In the end, Christian and Billy became unlikely best friends. Christian learned that sometimes, unexpected chaos can lead to extraordinary results, and Billy realized that fashion might just be the perfect playground for his inventions. As for PANTONE 527, it was forever remembered not as a mere shade of lavender but as the start of Trendville’s wildest fashion craze.
Enter Billy Buffalo, an eccentric engineer known for his penchant for quirky inventions. Billy had recently taken a liking to fashion, not for its style, but for its potential to test his new creations.
One day, Christian and Billy’s paths crossed at the Trendville Design Fair. Christian was in the midst of an epic meltdown. His lavender-themed collection was a disaster. The once-charming shade of PANTONE 527 now looked like a group of alien pajamas.
"I don’t get it," Christian lamented, "it’s supposed to be calming and sophisticated. Why does it look like my designs were dipped in a giant grape jelly?"
Billy, intrigued by Christian’s plight, offered his help. "I’ve got just the thing! I’ve been working on a color-enhancing gadget. It’s supposed to make any color pop!"
With a skeptical nod, Christian agreed to let Billy assist. Billy’s invention, affectionately named the "Color-Cruncher 3000," looked like a cross between a disco ball and a blender. It had dials, flashing lights, and a control panel that resembled a sci-fi movie prop.
Billy positioned the Color-Cruncher 3000 over Christian’s lavender dress and turned the dials with the seriousness of a rocket scientist. The machine whirred to life, and a holographic display showed the color undergoing a dramatic transformation.
"Let’s see what happens!" Billy exclaimed as the machine began to emit a dazzling array of lights. To everyone’s surprise, the PANTONE 527 color morphed into a blazing neon pink with electric green polka dots.
Christian gasped. "This isn’t what I had in mind!"
Billy, unfazed, adjusted the dials. "Oops, I might have overdone it. Let’s try again."
As Billy continued tinkering, the dress cycled through a bizarre series of transformations: zebra stripes, holographic sparkles, and even a pattern resembling an exploding galaxy. The once-serene lavender was now a riotous display of colors.
A fashion show was imminent, and Christian had no choice but to incorporate the chaotic results into his collection. The models strutted down the runway in a kaleidoscope of hues, each dress telling a different, outrageous story.
To everyone’s astonishment, the crowd went wild. The vibrant mishmash of colors was declared "the most innovative fashion statement of the decade." Christian’s collection became the talk of the town, and he was lauded for his bold, unconventional designs.
Billy, meanwhile, took pride in his "Color-Cruncher 3000." He’d never intended to revolutionize fashion, but he had inadvertently created a buzzworthy sensation.
In the end, Christian and Billy became unlikely best friends. Christian learned that sometimes, unexpected chaos can lead to extraordinary results, and Billy realized that fashion might just be the perfect playground for his inventions. As for PANTONE 527, it was forever remembered not as a mere shade of lavender but as the start of Trendville’s wildest fashion craze.
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