The Pink Passion

All the destination weddings in Florida, all the birthday parties in California, and basically all the things in this world are about colors. The baby pink color is now trending in many fashion collections of famous designers. It is a pretty color, that’s easy to wear and enjoyable to look at.   The summer is almost here and this baby pink matches your tanned skin like no other color. This year the majestic pink is seen so often, that it became almost a must for the designers. Now, take a look at all these famous names: Sonia Rykiel, Roberto Cavalli, Alberta Feretti, Miu Miu, Max Mara, Isabel Marant, Emporio Armani, Christian Dior, Balmain, Balenciaga, Antonio Marras and Alexander Wang. In the collections of all these notorious brands you’ll find pink clothes.
   The meaning of the pink color is unconditional love and nurturing. This combination of red and white that results in different shades, starting with the baby pink and ending up with the hot Fuchsia is always bringing up some light to the look. The Berry, Salmon and the Watermelon pink are all beautiful and fresh. In the summer it looks good on your tanned body, in winter it makes every sweater sweet and it makes you look like a candy. Pink is the very feminine color, which has the power to add some flirty and childish attitude. But it also works as a neutral, very calm and silent shade.  The stereotype of the association between pink and white girls comes from the color’s sweetness. 
   The pink Laboutin or Jimmy Choo shoes are not only sweet, but sexy and emerging some crazy vibes. That’s what we all want high heels to do.  The pink ones are basically talking for you, saying that you’re sweet but there’s something full of sexy madness in you. If you look at the latest Alexander Wang collection, you’ll see some crazy pink shoes that are not only extremely fresh but also beautiful and feminine.    The pink passion of the 2014 gives to women all around the world, the opportunity to look sweet and fashionable.
What do you think the color pink? Would you use it as your wedding color?