The Pink: Let the pink dominate your wardrobe

Introduction: 

Historically, pink has proven to be one of the most emotionally evocative and controversial colors of the entire fashion spectrum. It’s the most dazzling iteration, shocking & sizzling and full of sensation and magic. It has given a new light to fashion and has set the benchmark in the trend and aura arena. 

The pink color is a strong color as well as has a soft indulgence thoroughly. It signifies blush powders, vibrant skin, and attractiveness. It represents the softer or wilder side of a man or woman. From being natural to rare to powerful and rich, the pink color resonates with creativity at a higher level and it has never come down in the past and it will not in the future too. Because no matter what fashion and trends come and go, the importance and love for pink are going to be forever now. There’s no one in the world who does not like to wear the color pink, be it a man or woman, pink belongs to all despite gender & beliefs.

In earlier times pink was considered a soft & neutral color which represents the blush and rose for more audacious tones. But now “bright pink” has been growing popular. Now, it has got bold and solid. The soft pink tenure is there too, but bold pink or we can say bright pink has taken the spree all over. Not only it going with the casual look, but has it become a workwear color also. Pink today means business, but without being serious. Wearing pink is everyone’s favorite. It feels good and fun and also uplifts mood, persona, and personality.

Shades of Pink: 

• Baby Pink : Very light soft pink with delicate vibe 
• Blush Pink : A romantic pink with a slight beige undertone 
• Rose Pink : Warm pink like rose petals 
• Dusty Pink : Mutes, slightly Greyish pink for an elegant feel 
• Salmon Pink :Pink with soft orange undertone 
• Coral Pink :Vibrant pink with peachy tropical hint
• Fuchsia : Bold Pink with purple undertone 
• Hot Pink : Striking pink, often used for statement looks 
• Magenta : Deep pink with strong purple influence
• Barbie Pink : Vibrant pink, associated with playful fashion 
• Orchid Pink : Light purple tone pink with floral essence 
• Peachy Pink : Soft pink with peach undertones, gentle look

How to style pink color: 

• Pair light pink which shades of white, off-white or cream color. It brings out the fresh soft look 
• Combine muted pink color with olive, camel color for chic stylish neutral vibe 
• Pair black, navy or any striking colors with bolt pinks like fuchsia or hot pink color 
• Mix pin k with playful shades like mint, lilac or yellow for trendy, youthful feel 
• Make a monochrome look by pairing different shades of pink together
• Wear pink accessories or jewelry with different neutral or pastel shades 
  

Conclusion :

Pink does have its naysayers, though, especially among people rejecting the rigid gender conformity still associated with it. While some parents choose not to buy their daughters any rose-colored clothing, others have spoken about being “pink-shamed” for dressing them in pink instead of more gender-neutral colors. Perhaps pink will always carry the ability to shock. The color stands for has become even stronger over time. It is a huge ever related to power, creativity, and individuality – fit for the women of today.

It’s the color of the woman who is unapologetic about her feminity. She doesn’t feel the need to wear it with excuses or compensate for it. It’s almost like a dare to box her into some pre-conceived category so that she can prove you wrong.