Using Colour to promote Colour Flashcards

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Why is the background colour important?

A

It can either add to or detract colour of the merchandise presented.

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What will determine which background is best (for a white dress)

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The price.
Type of merchandise.
The stores image.
The department or area in a store.

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White against white

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Smart, sophisticated and subtle.
Can be effective or disastrous.
Against a stark white background, a dress that is not a pure white, but a soft ivory colour, can look dingy and yellow.

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White against black

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Dramatic, sharp and striking.

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White against white more dramatic

A

Add red light.

Leave the dress white but softly outlined in pink.

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white against black more elegant

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Add blue or violet light to ease the sharp contrast between the foreground and the background.

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How can the display person create the best of all possible settings for the merchandise?

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By using coloured panels or draperies behind and around merchandise and assorted coloured lights to “paint” those panels.

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What else can affect the colour in the display?

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Accessories with the merchandise.

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9
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Popularly priced merchandise rely on:

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Often rely on sharper and more contrasting accessories and displays. They help the garment stand out and look like more for the money.

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