Feed the Fashionistas: Translucent Chocolates Launches Spring 2007 Fashion Colors
Satisfying every taste-maker's palette with a delicious dose of fashion flair, Translucent Chocolates has created Spring 2007 Fashion Colors, fabulous hues of multicolored chocolate-covered nuts, seeks, and fruits which keep in line with the creative colors seen this year at New York Fashion Week. These mouthwatering chocolates not only look exquisite, but also taste out of this world.
Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) November 28, 2006 -- Slap bracelets.. glitter tops..leggings..platform heels, have all passed with the times, but any fashion aficionado will tell you that metallics are timeless. But are the 80's making a comeback too? With the constant changing of the fashion tide, style sophisticates are required to remain fascinated with 'what's hot' and 'what's not' fashionable. Keeping that in mind, chic shoppers take note. Spring 2007 isn't about the hottest handbag or au courant accessory - chocolate is the must-have item for all socialites and style mavens.
Satisfying every taste-maker's palette with a delicious dose of fashion flair, Translucent Chocolates has created Spring 2007 Fashion Colors, fabulous hues of multicolored chocolate-covered nuts, seeks, and fruits which keep in line with the creative colors seen this year at New York Fashion Week. These delightful chocolates not only look exquisite, but also taste out of this world.
While many designers opted for basic palettes of whites, creams, and blacks, several splashes of colors still made their way to the Bryant Park tents. From Francisco Costa's yummy yellows to the vivacious violets by Miuccia Prada, color was celebrated, not camouflaged. Shoppers can create custom Fashion Mixes by calling Translucent Chocolates, selecting their favorite Spring 2007 Fashion Colors, and they will create that special mix to be sent to them, packaged in sleek, signature clear boxes and of course (solids are available as well). Boxes are available in numerous sizes from a pocket slim "sunflower pocket power", to a 2x2 box perfect for snacking on the go, or a 3x3, 4x4 and one-pound; 5x5 boxes to enjoy throughout the season.
Translucent Chocolates Spring 2007 Fashion Colors
*Rose (Pantone 205)
*Golden Apricot (Pantone 14-041)
*Green (Pantone 354C)
*Yellow (Pantone 109C)
*Purple (Pantone 2597C)
*Sky Blue (Pantone 14-4318)
*Silver Peony (Pantone 12-1206)
*Opal Gray (Pantone 16-3801)
Annastacia Hubbard, owner of Translucent Chocolates, spotted what was missing in the corporate and gifting market and has filled that void with her perfectly personalized presents. Her intent in starting the company was to find a way to artistically express color through distinctive chocolate, and that is exactly what she has succeeded in doing. The concept of Translucent Chocolates is a continual exploration in simplicity, focusing on both the interior and exterior expression of packaging and product presentation.
This pioneering chocolate company is satisfying chocoholics far and wide. Saks Fifth Avenue has created and customized 12 of their own chocolate boxes for their stores nationwide. Oprah, Jonathan Adler, Simon Doonan, George Clooney, Brody Hutzler and Christina Aguilera, can all be counted as celebrity fans of these tempting treats. The chocolates were in the 2006 Emmy Award goodie bags, and a chocolate buffet was served at the 2006 Chicago Premiere of the Academy Awards.
Translucent Chocolates range from $3 to $125 for a 'Tower of Bliss' and are available at specialty stores nationwide. You can visit www.translucentchocolates.com to conveniently shop from home, or to find a store near you.
For more information on Translucent Chocolates, please contact
Adrienne Eckert, Jenn Lake or Elizabeth Kujawa of Skirt PR at 773-661-0700
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