Pink Dresses Will Always Work
Today wearing pink dresses is often considered to be very girly. Perhaps you’ll be surprised to know that before the 1940s pink was very popular among men.
Pink is a mix of red and white. That’s why it was associated with red, which was considered to be a masculine color. Girls, on the other hand, wore blue. The delicate blue color was associated with the Virgin Mary.
Despite the undeniable fact that pink looks good on every single woman, you should be very careful in choosing its shades. Baby pink, amaranth pink, lavender pink, tea rose and salmon pink look great on blondes, especially if they have fair skin.
Amaranth, Cerise, Hollywood Cerise and Fandango look fantastic on brunettes and tanned skin.
Thulian pink looks gorgeous both on blondes and brunettes.
You can create dozens of different looks and impressions by adding a second color to your pink dress. You can do this with the help of nice scarfs, jewelry and shoes. Here are some color combinations that you might like:
Chocolate strawberry – This is the combination of pink (salmon pink, Persian pink or Amaranth pink) and brown (chocolate, russet or sepia). This is my favorite one, I always choose brown accessories and shoes whenever I decide to wear a pink dress.
Pink and the pearls – Nice cream or white color pearls look great with pink dresses. Make sure to find white or cream-colored shoes. They’ll make your look airy and gentle.
Mint and pink – If you add green, especially sea green, emerald and shamrock green, your appearance will become very natural and fresh. You can also get some nice jade jewelry to match.
Gold and pink – This has a slightly fancy effect. It’s a great option for banquets, anniversaries and family parties.
Silver and pink – This the best choice for weddings. And it doesn’t matter if you’re the bride or just a guest: you are sure to shine during the party.
Black and Pink – For emo teenagers this combination has become a lifestyle, they mix pink with black and white. Pink and white form one of the most classic combinations. It works for women of any age, occupation and interests. Consider black pearls for jewelry.
I’ll leave the rest to your imagination. But whatever you choose, remember that all colors match each other– you just need to choose the right shades.
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