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The reasons for the duo's surprising longevity lie in the qualities of escapism and optimism associated with the shades of pink alongside the vibes of vegetation and sustainability that the green palette brings.
Now it seems that the refreshing and non-obvious combination of the two in winter weather will spread momentum among fashionable opinion leaders.
Fuchsia and apple, powder and grass, or simply pink and green - no matter how you combine them, this match just works.
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In the Tik Tok network, this is a "pink and green" phenomenon that started last summer, a phenomenon that causes users to go crazy when they see pink and green objects located next to each other in their environment.
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Also known as #cosmoandwanda or #fairlyoddparentchallenge, the campaigners photograph pink and green objects set to the theme song of the turn-of-the-millennium animated series The Fairly Odd Parents.
The plot of the series focuses on the adventures of a boy named Timmy Turner and his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, who fulfill all his wishes.
In order for the secret not to be revealed among other souls, Cosmo always changes shape into a green object while Wanda changes shape into a pink object.
Surfing into the Instagram space managed to close the gap quickly while changing form from the world of cardboard objects to the world of fashion.
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Whether or not related to the cultural nostalgia of the Millennials, the color company Pantone, known as an authority when it comes to predictions that herald the right shades that will surround us even before it actually happens, last September marked the exact same combination as a significant part of the trend of "individual revival and renewal" that will define this coming spring .
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Every season, the Color Trend Report gives a glimpse of the fashion to come, based on the palettes that the fashion designers present, and often Pantone works with them directly to create new shades, as for example in the case of PP Pink - or Valentino Pink - the same fuchsia pink that we have seen in recent months again and again
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"The colors for Spring 2023 are calibrated to the new era we are entering. Combining escapism with reality, health and joy, we embrace the study of extreme contrast in mood and color,"
Latrice Eisman, CEO of Pantone, said at the time.
Eisman pointed to color combinations that some of us may already have in our closets .
and those that we may have avoided, and she noted some relevant ones, among them light blue, lemon yellow, apple green, red, orange, bright green, light pink and fuchsia pink. In the meantime, it seems that a green-pink duo has taken the first place in the list of combinations.
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