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PANTONE 705
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#F3E0E3RGB:
243, 224, 227CMYK:
0, 11, 3, 0HSL:
351°, 8%, 95%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Piggy pinkin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7422in RAL Classic:
RAL 9001in RAL Design:
RAL 010 90 05in RAL Effect:
RAL 160-4in NCS:
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What color is PANTONE 705?
PANTONE 705 is a color code that belongs to the PANTONE Matching System™ (PMS), which is a standardized color reproduction system used by designers, printers, and manufacturers.
It is a very light shade of pink-red that can have different hex values and RGB values depending on the type of material it is applied to.
For example, PANTONE 705 C (coated paper) has a hex value of #F3E0E3 and an RGB value of (243, 219, 223).
It is a very light shade of pink-red that can have different hex values and RGB values depending on the type of material it is applied to.
For example, PANTONE 705 C (coated paper) has a hex value of #F3E0E3 and an RGB value of (243, 219, 223).
Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 705'
The Pantone Conundrum
Far-far away, in the sleepy town of Verdant Valley, where nothing much happened beyond the occasional cow parade or pumpkin-growing contest, lived Rohan Yamamoto, an eccentric farmer with a peculiar passion for haute couture. Rohan, known for his strikingly vivid barn attire, had a secret obsession: Pantone 705, a pastel pink shade that the fashion world had yet to fully embrace.
Rohan’s obsession began when he saw a color swatch in a magazine and immediately envisioned his cows in haute couture. He dreamed of draping his prized dairy herd in the shade of Pantone 705. His neighbors thought he was having one of his usual moments of eccentricity. Little did they know, Rohan had a plan.
Enter Jessica Lantern, a brilliant yet skeptical engineer who had just moved to town. Jessica had a reputation for her knack with complicated machinery but zero interest in anything related to fashion. That was until she accidentally tripped over a cow in Rohan's field while delivering a new irrigation system.
"Whoa there, cow!" Jessica yelped, landing in a heap beside the bovine. Rohan, clad in a meticulously tailored Pantone 705 suit, came over with a curious grin.
"You’re just in time! I’m about to unveil my latest fashion line!" Rohan said enthusiastically.
"Fashion line? Are you serious?" Jessica asked, rubbing her elbow. "Is this a joke?"
Rohan gestured grandly to his cows, who were now wearing pastel pink bell-bottoms, matching hats, and even a few with sassy sunglasses. "No joke. Pantone 705 for cows! It’s revolutionary!"
Jessica stared in disbelief. "This is… unique. But why cows?"
Rohan beamed. "Why not? They deserve to be fashionable too!"
Jessica, despite herself, was intrigued. She saw an opportunity to combine her engineering prowess with Rohan’s fashion fantasies. "Alright, I’ll help. But we need to make this practical. We’ll start with a ‘Cattle Couture’ line, but we need to find a way to make the outfits comfortable and functional."
The duo set to work, creating a new breed of cow couture. They designed weatherproof, stain-resistant fabrics and built automated fitting systems to ensure every cow was comfortable. The farm became a bustling fashion workshop, with cows strutting their stuff in the latest Pantone 705 creations.
News of the ‘Cattle Couture’ line spread, drawing attention from fashionistas worldwide. Soon, Verdant Valley was the center of a high-fashion revolution. The annual Cow Parade turned into a grand runway show, and Rohan’s cows were the stars of every fashion magazine.
Jessica, initially skeptical, found herself swept up in the excitement. She even designed a series of Pantone 705-powered gadgets for the cows, including mood-sensitive hats that changed colors and LED-lit collars that flashed with the rhythm of their walking.
Despite their success, there were some hiccups. During one show, a particularly exuberant cow named Daisy managed to turn a glossy magazine shoot into an impromptu game of hide-and-seek. And who could forget the day Bessie the Cow, in her bright pink attire, won the "Most Fashionable Cow" award but then promptly wandered off stage to graze in the spotlight.
As for Rohan and Jessica, they became an unlikely fashion duo, celebrated for their quirky innovation. They even inspired a new fashion trend, "Farm Chic," where high-fashion designers began incorporating farm elements into their runway shows, though none quite matched the elegance of Pantone 705 on a cow.
And so, in the small town of Verdant Valley, where cows in haute couture had become the norm, Rohan and Jessica proved that sometimes the most unusual ideas can lead to the most fabulous results.
Rohan’s obsession began when he saw a color swatch in a magazine and immediately envisioned his cows in haute couture. He dreamed of draping his prized dairy herd in the shade of Pantone 705. His neighbors thought he was having one of his usual moments of eccentricity. Little did they know, Rohan had a plan.
Enter Jessica Lantern, a brilliant yet skeptical engineer who had just moved to town. Jessica had a reputation for her knack with complicated machinery but zero interest in anything related to fashion. That was until she accidentally tripped over a cow in Rohan's field while delivering a new irrigation system.
"Whoa there, cow!" Jessica yelped, landing in a heap beside the bovine. Rohan, clad in a meticulously tailored Pantone 705 suit, came over with a curious grin.
"You’re just in time! I’m about to unveil my latest fashion line!" Rohan said enthusiastically.
"Fashion line? Are you serious?" Jessica asked, rubbing her elbow. "Is this a joke?"
Rohan gestured grandly to his cows, who were now wearing pastel pink bell-bottoms, matching hats, and even a few with sassy sunglasses. "No joke. Pantone 705 for cows! It’s revolutionary!"
Jessica stared in disbelief. "This is… unique. But why cows?"
Rohan beamed. "Why not? They deserve to be fashionable too!"
Jessica, despite herself, was intrigued. She saw an opportunity to combine her engineering prowess with Rohan’s fashion fantasies. "Alright, I’ll help. But we need to make this practical. We’ll start with a ‘Cattle Couture’ line, but we need to find a way to make the outfits comfortable and functional."
The duo set to work, creating a new breed of cow couture. They designed weatherproof, stain-resistant fabrics and built automated fitting systems to ensure every cow was comfortable. The farm became a bustling fashion workshop, with cows strutting their stuff in the latest Pantone 705 creations.
News of the ‘Cattle Couture’ line spread, drawing attention from fashionistas worldwide. Soon, Verdant Valley was the center of a high-fashion revolution. The annual Cow Parade turned into a grand runway show, and Rohan’s cows were the stars of every fashion magazine.
Jessica, initially skeptical, found herself swept up in the excitement. She even designed a series of Pantone 705-powered gadgets for the cows, including mood-sensitive hats that changed colors and LED-lit collars that flashed with the rhythm of their walking.
Despite their success, there were some hiccups. During one show, a particularly exuberant cow named Daisy managed to turn a glossy magazine shoot into an impromptu game of hide-and-seek. And who could forget the day Bessie the Cow, in her bright pink attire, won the "Most Fashionable Cow" award but then promptly wandered off stage to graze in the spotlight.
As for Rohan and Jessica, they became an unlikely fashion duo, celebrated for their quirky innovation. They even inspired a new fashion trend, "Farm Chic," where high-fashion designers began incorporating farm elements into their runway shows, though none quite matched the elegance of Pantone 705 on a cow.
And so, in the small town of Verdant Valley, where cows in haute couture had become the norm, Rohan and Jessica proved that sometimes the most unusual ideas can lead to the most fabulous results.
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