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PANTONE 7535
Parameters:
HEX Triplet:
#BEB7A0RGB:
190, 183, 160CMYK:
10, 11, 23, 19HSL:
46°, 16%, 75%Closest colors:
in RGB:
Khakiin PANTONE:
PANTONE 7529in RAL Classic:
RAL 7032in RAL Design:
RAL 060 70 10in RAL Effect:
RAL 770-5in NCS:
NCS S 2010-G60Y 2024-09-21 Snargl 02:10
What color is PANTONE 7535?
PANTONE 7535 has different variations depending on the type of material and coating, such as C for coated paper, CP for coated process and XGC for extended gamut coated.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 7535 is #BEB7A0, which is a medium light shade of yellow with a hue of 46°, a saturation of 16% and a lightness of 75%.
PANTONE 7535 is a warm and earthy color that can evoke a sense of calmness and stability.
The hexadecimal color code for PANTONE 7535 is #BEB7A0, which is a medium light shade of yellow with a hue of 46°, a saturation of 16% and a lightness of 75%.
PANTONE 7535 is a warm and earthy color that can evoke a sense of calmness and stability.
Example of the palette with the PANTONE 7535 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).
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Funny stories about the 'PANTONE 7535'
The Rise of the Everyday Elegance: Pantone 7535's Unlikely Journey
Pier Xiang was a man of big dreams and even bigger ideas. As an entrepreneur, he had dabbled in everything from eco-friendly toothbrushes to gourmet dog treats. But nothing seemed to stick - at least not until the day he stumbled upon Pantone 7535. It was a color most people would walk past without a second glance, a soft, muted gray with a hint of warmth. To Pier, however, it was a revelation.
"This is it," Pier muttered to himself as he held up the swatch in his tiny, cluttered office. "The color of quiet confidence, the shade of success that whispers rather than shouts." He was convinced that Pantone 7535 could be the next big thing in fashion - a revolution in subtlety. But to make that happen, he needed someone who could turn his vision into reality. He needed Leonardo McLeod, the top model who could sell ice to a polar bear with just a smoldering glance.
Leonardo McLeod was known for his striking looks and chameleon-like ability to make any outfit look like it belonged on the cover of a magazine. From neon suits to avant-garde couture, Leo had worn it all. So when Pier called him up, asking him to model a new line of clothing featuring a revolutionary color, Leo was intrigued.
"Alright, Pier," Leo said with a grin as they met at a quaint little café. "What's this game-changing color you've discovered? Neon green? Metallic purple?"
Pier leaned in, his eyes wide with excitement, and slid the Pantone 7535 swatch across the table. Leo picked it up, examining the understated shade with a puzzled expression. "Uh, Pier… it's gray."
"No, no!" Pier corrected, almost bouncing in his seat. "It's not just gray. It's Pantone 7535 - a gray with depth, warmth, and a story to tell. It's the color of everyday elegance, the shade that makes you look effortlessly stylish without even trying."
Leo stared at Pier, waiting for the punchline. But there was none. Pier was dead serious. Leo couldn't help but laugh. "You want me to model gray clothes? Are you sure you don't want to throw in a splash of color somewhere?"
Pier shook his head. "Trust me, Leo. This isn't just any gray. This is the gray that will redefine sophistication. It's time to move away from the loud and flashy and embrace the beauty of subtlety."
Leo, always up for a challenge, agreed to give it a shot. After all, he had made a career out of turning the ordinary into extraordinary. And so, Pier set to work, designing a collection of sleek, minimalist outfits, each one centered around the gentle, soothing tone of Pantone 7535.
When the day of the photoshoot arrived, Leo stood in front of the mirror, dressed in a perfectly tailored Pantone 7535 suit. He turned this way and that, half-expecting to feel underwhelmed. But to his surprise, he felt… sophisticated. The gray wasn't boring at all; it was calming, confident, and undeniably elegant.
As the camera clicked away, Leo found himself getting into character. He wasn't just modeling clothes; he was embodying the very essence of understated style. Pier watched from the sidelines, his heart racing with excitement. The photoshoot was going better than he had ever imagined. Leo wasn't just selling the clothes - he was selling the lifestyle that came with them.
When the photos were released, the fashion world was abuzz with curiosity. At first, there was skepticism. "Gray? Really?" people asked. But as more and more people saw Leo's effortless charm and the quiet confidence that the Pantone 7535 collection exuded, they began to understand Pier's vision.
Soon, Pantone 7535 was everywhere. It wasn't just a color - it was a movement. People from all walks of life started embracing the idea that you didn't need bright colors or flashy patterns to stand out. Pantone 7535 became synonymous with elegance and sophistication. From office wear to evening dresses, the shade took over the fashion world by storm.
Pier's little collection turned into a full-blown fashion line, with Leo as the face of the brand. Together, they proved that sometimes the most powerful statement is the one whispered softly. The rise of Pantone 7535 wasn't about creating something new and outrageous; it was about finding beauty in the everyday, the elegance in the simple.
As the success of the Pantone 7535 line grew, Pier and Leo couldn't help but chuckle at the journey they had taken. Who would have thought that a humble gray could make such a big splash in a world obsessed with bold statements? But they had done it - they had turned Pantone 7535 into a symbol of understated excellence.
In the end, Pier and Leo knew that fashion wasn't just about the clothes or the colors. It was about how those clothes made people feel. And if Pantone 7535 taught them anything, it was that sometimes, the quietest voice is the one that speaks the loudest.
"This is it," Pier muttered to himself as he held up the swatch in his tiny, cluttered office. "The color of quiet confidence, the shade of success that whispers rather than shouts." He was convinced that Pantone 7535 could be the next big thing in fashion - a revolution in subtlety. But to make that happen, he needed someone who could turn his vision into reality. He needed Leonardo McLeod, the top model who could sell ice to a polar bear with just a smoldering glance.
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Leonardo McLeod was known for his striking looks and chameleon-like ability to make any outfit look like it belonged on the cover of a magazine. From neon suits to avant-garde couture, Leo had worn it all. So when Pier called him up, asking him to model a new line of clothing featuring a revolutionary color, Leo was intrigued.
"Alright, Pier," Leo said with a grin as they met at a quaint little café. "What's this game-changing color you've discovered? Neon green? Metallic purple?"
Pier leaned in, his eyes wide with excitement, and slid the Pantone 7535 swatch across the table. Leo picked it up, examining the understated shade with a puzzled expression. "Uh, Pier… it's gray."
"No, no!" Pier corrected, almost bouncing in his seat. "It's not just gray. It's Pantone 7535 - a gray with depth, warmth, and a story to tell. It's the color of everyday elegance, the shade that makes you look effortlessly stylish without even trying."
Leo stared at Pier, waiting for the punchline. But there was none. Pier was dead serious. Leo couldn't help but laugh. "You want me to model gray clothes? Are you sure you don't want to throw in a splash of color somewhere?"
Pier shook his head. "Trust me, Leo. This isn't just any gray. This is the gray that will redefine sophistication. It's time to move away from the loud and flashy and embrace the beauty of subtlety."
Leo, always up for a challenge, agreed to give it a shot. After all, he had made a career out of turning the ordinary into extraordinary. And so, Pier set to work, designing a collection of sleek, minimalist outfits, each one centered around the gentle, soothing tone of Pantone 7535.
When the day of the photoshoot arrived, Leo stood in front of the mirror, dressed in a perfectly tailored Pantone 7535 suit. He turned this way and that, half-expecting to feel underwhelmed. But to his surprise, he felt… sophisticated. The gray wasn't boring at all; it was calming, confident, and undeniably elegant.
As the camera clicked away, Leo found himself getting into character. He wasn't just modeling clothes; he was embodying the very essence of understated style. Pier watched from the sidelines, his heart racing with excitement. The photoshoot was going better than he had ever imagined. Leo wasn't just selling the clothes - he was selling the lifestyle that came with them.
When the photos were released, the fashion world was abuzz with curiosity. At first, there was skepticism. "Gray? Really?" people asked. But as more and more people saw Leo's effortless charm and the quiet confidence that the Pantone 7535 collection exuded, they began to understand Pier's vision.
Soon, Pantone 7535 was everywhere. It wasn't just a color - it was a movement. People from all walks of life started embracing the idea that you didn't need bright colors or flashy patterns to stand out. Pantone 7535 became synonymous with elegance and sophistication. From office wear to evening dresses, the shade took over the fashion world by storm.
Pier's little collection turned into a full-blown fashion line, with Leo as the face of the brand. Together, they proved that sometimes the most powerful statement is the one whispered softly. The rise of Pantone 7535 wasn't about creating something new and outrageous; it was about finding beauty in the everyday, the elegance in the simple.
As the success of the Pantone 7535 line grew, Pier and Leo couldn't help but chuckle at the journey they had taken. Who would have thought that a humble gray could make such a big splash in a world obsessed with bold statements? But they had done it - they had turned Pantone 7535 into a symbol of understated excellence.
In the end, Pier and Leo knew that fashion wasn't just about the clothes or the colors. It was about how those clothes made people feel. And if Pantone 7535 taught them anything, it was that sometimes, the quietest voice is the one that speaks the loudest.
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