PINK

From the early 20th century, PINK started to be adopted as a more feminine colour and because of this trend has continued from there. As a matter of fact the psychology in colour is known to have some impact on your mood and behaviours and because of this PINK is associated with softness and femininity.

 

 

Exploring each category together:

FASHION:  The birth of PINK in modern fashion started as early in the 18th century, and was mainly worn by royalty and aristocrats. As a result from that point to the modern 20th century, PINK became popular in fashion adorning the starlets of Hollywood to the everyday women. For that reason fashion houses today for instance are embracing all shades of PINK, certainly representing the 20th century norm, in dressing genders with the flamboyance in historical fashion.

 

 

 

HOMEWARE: It is worth mentioning that fashion and Interior Design are linked, and as a result homeware trends are influenced from what is seen on the latest catwalks.  As a matter of fact colour and design play an important role in Interiors.

NATURE:  At the same time Nature is a truly wonderful thing, for observing the best colour palette there is and therefore it has influenced many artists over the centuries. As it can be said, and i have seen in observation, many different shades of PINK are found in flowers, exotic animals, and some fruits.

 

 As I have shown above, that the colour PINK can be actually be seen everywhere, and because of this PINK will always be in fashion so to speak. It might be in our homes or clothing, but it ill always be around for many years to come and will never be out of fashion.

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