So, are you looking for fun ways to celebrate National Pink Day? Although there are a few other pink days; this fun non-holiday shouldn’t be confused with Wear Pink Day or National Wear it Pink Day. Above all, this day is all about going pink.
Although the color of the year is living coral; neon Spring fashion bright colors are trending. When you’re thinking of adding a few articles of clothing or accessories to your wardrobe; think about adding a bright neon shade. To read more about the color of the year, be sure to visit my Living Coral Pantone
National Wear Red Day is an important day to raise awareness of heart disease for Women. In fact, cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death for Women.
Living Coral is Pantone 2019 color of the year. In the same fashion, this color is animated with a golden undertone. So, is it time to say goodbye to last year’s Ultra Violet. To read more about last year’s color, check out my Pantone 2018 Color Ultra Violet post.
Pantone has released their color report and the color for 2018 is Ultra Violet. In the same fashion, this color is dramatic, provocative and thoughtful.
So, this season is all about Grenadine Red. When Pantone’s Fall 2017 colors were announced; this color became the color of the season. Furthermore, it is a flattering shade and looks good on any skin tone.
Recently, friends and I signed up for a paint night class at Muse Paintbar to paint beach wine glasses. Because I have taken several painting classes in the past, I was looking forward to painting on wine glasses.
Today’s post is about the perfect white fashion styles for the Spring and Summer season. When you think about the color white, clean and crisp come to mind.
Remember playing candy land as a child. Although those days have passed, now we can style our wardrobes to resemble the games and treats we had in our youth.
Gender Fluid Fashion is the new normal. As a result of many Fashion Designers capitalizing on gender blurring lines, we are seeing crossover in both Men’s and Women’s fashions. Because today, it is harder to tell the difference between the Men’s and Women’s departments.
