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INSIDE SOURCEColor Therapy: Spring's Most Important Shadesby Dana Linett-Silber |
WWDConsumer Trend: Fall's Color Harvestby Rosemary Feitelberg |
DEALNEWSBlack Sneakers?by Michele Meyer |
INSIDE SOURCEYou Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger...by D. Linett-Silber |
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AMERICAN PROFILEThe Language of Colorby Linda Wasmer Andrews |
HERALD TIMESCoral is the color of new beginningsby Christopher Adamson |
Color: It's no after Thoughtby Liz Blohm |
Color should be a priority when establishing a brandby Mark Haslan |
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WWDFrugality in Fashion Amid Economic Slumpby Rosemary Feitelburg |
Color Trends for the Home: What’s Next?by Karen Mills |
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GLAMOUR MAGAZINE
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THE MORNING NEWS
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TIME – PURPLE REIGNTime looks to understand "Why this color (purple) is everywhere this political season and asks Leslie to comment on the meaning of purple and its significance in society. |
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT COLOR FOR YOUR BRAND"The first point of interaction is shaped by the color, and color is the most memorable sense," says Leslie Harrington, the executive director of The Color Association and a color consultant. "Before anything else, they see color."
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REAL SIMPLE – COLOR SCHEMES
real Simple looks to understand how to mix the season's strong palette with confidence. Harrington says "wear Red when you need an extra edge". |
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OPRAH MAGAZINE – ON THE COLOR GRAY
"… It's also reassuring because it's resilient, according to color strategist Leslie Harrington of Connecticut-based LH Color: Neutrals have a lot to staying power; when they do
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GREENWICH MAGAZINE – COLOR TRENDS "Harrington was featured as a key color forecaster within industry. She reviews the ins and outs of the color forecasting world, how it is done, what are the issues that influence trends and the "money" side of color.
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MEN'S HEALTH – TOO MUCH ON YOUR PLATE? "Nowadays, companies are investing a lot of money to figure out this kind of information," says Leslie Harrington, Ph.D., founder of LH Color, a Connecticut-based company that advises food manufacturers on ways to leverage color's psychological effects. "You can't change behavior by cognition alone," she says. "You need to engage a consumer's emotions, and color is just one of many ways to do this."
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THE NEW YORKER - MADE IN THE SHADE
"...because color influences consumer choice, Harrington is often asked to research the way people respond to various palettes" Eric Konigsberg features Leslie Harrington as he spins a tale of what life is like for those that are tasked with making color decision for the products, brands, and environments in our lives.
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YANKEE MAGAZINE – LIVING COLOR
Harrington is featured as one of three designers and their view of the up coming trends for home. She focuses on the New England trend forecasted by The Color Association with colors such as Sea Salt, Vineyard, Lobster Pink and Newport Blue for the associations 2008-09 forecast.
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HOME – COLORFUL CONSIDERATIONS"Colors have a strong environmental influence and reflect a rich palette, adding she expects to see lost of mid-tone colors this year and into the next." |
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