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The Color of Boldness & Beauty Pink is more than pretty—it's powerful, primal, and wildly expressive.
In the 18th century, European Aristocrats—especially in France—wore lavish pink suits embroidered with florals and gold as a symbol of wealth and bold masculinity.
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The first Pink Dye's came from the cochineal insect found on cacti. And just like the color purple—pink for a time was more valuable than gold. | | PINK KITTEN COLLECTOR EDITION MOTHER MEOW $79.00 $49.77 | | CLASSIC WOMEN'S FAUX FUR COAT DREAMLAND CAT $419.60 | | | | The Shift To Romanticism & Femininity During the 19th Century Victorian era, as gender roles became more rigid and commercialized, pink began to be associated with women, and pink softened into a symbol of romance and femininity, mirroring the gentle hues found in nature—from rose petals to the blushing underbellies of glass frogs. | | CLASSIC WOMEN'S LONG SEQUIN COAT PINK DISCO CAT $379.00 $197.08 | | WOMEN'S FESTIVAL KIMONO METALLIC PINK BUTTERFLY $159.00 $127.20 | | | | WOMEN'S METALLIC LEGGINGS | NEON METALLIC PINK LEOPARD $99.00 $39.60 | | WOMEN'S PINK FULL BODYSUIT SLEEVELESS OPEN BACK | PINK ZEBRA $89.00 $80.10 | | | | Hyper Feminine In the Mid-20th Century, Pink boomed post-WWII with the rise of consumer culture and Hollywood glam (think Barbie dolls and pink Cadillacs). It became synonymous with beauty, charm, and luxury — but also cliché femininity. In the Late-20th Century it started to become associated with Rebellion & Subversion Artists, musicians, and activists use pink in bold, ironic, and confrontational ways. It was no longer just sweet — it was fierce and political. Today, pink stands for fluidity, strength, and joyful self-expression. Whether worn by wild creatures or wild humans, it's a color that refuses to blend in. | | SHOP IN-PERSON AT OUR Every Wednesday & Thursday 10am - 4:30pm SAMPLE SHOWROOM Shop Discount Samples, One-of-a-kind Designs, CE Styles, Core Products & More! 309 W 38th St. Los Angeles, CA 90037 | | | | |
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