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Millennial Pink
Do you want to use this color in your promotional items? Here's what you should know!
Generation Y is not one to fall into antiquated ideas. Millennial pink represents the defiance of social expectations. It’s a pale shade of pink that reflects the presence and influence of anyone born in 1981 to 1996.
Millennial pink took the world by storm in 2019. It was the color of Paris Fashion Week and was also profiled in publications like Vogue and Eater Magazine. Pantone compares their color “Pale Dogwood” (13-1404) to millennial pink.
Examples of Millennial Pink Symbolism
Restaurants got in on the millennial pink trend, using it in all areas of their décor. You can find this modern pink in the paint, tables, chairs, and even on the food served! Youngsters who visit these eateries post plenty of pictures on Instagram!
Hipsters love Wes Anderson! In 2014, he got in on the millennial pink trend with his film, The Grand Budapest Hotel. Millennial pink has presence and so does the titular hotel in the movie.
Millennial pink is a color for defying social expectations. Gucci put the color to good use at a pop-up shop in London. The flashy pink display was hard to resist and lured shoppers, especially those ages 25 to 40, into the store.
Sometimes one color just isn’t enough! Millennial pink works best with any of these other colors.
HEX:
#F3CFC6
RGB:
243, 207, 198
CMYK:
0, 15, 19, 5
Pantone:
Thread Color: