Anne Hathaway, Elodie either ariana debose cemented the chromatic effect. At the beginning of July, with the creative spirit of Pierpaolo Piccioli, the Roman Square of Spain welcomed the haute couture proposals of the House Valentine. From the front row to the world at large, which follows everything with a lot of trailing zeros or in a low-budget mode, hot pink became an absolute trend, promising to tint a gloomy season, and anticipating the entrance on the scene already This summer. In addition, the already famous Pink PP, with its own pantone, began to make its way in the first months of the year.

margot robby Y ryan gosling, in the skin of Barbie and Ken, the film by Greta Gerwig whose release is scheduled for next year, will have contributed much to the push that was needed, slipping in a relaxed way in Los Angeles, on the set: here is the proof definite that the (so-called) Barbiecore is okay and recommended. Because the time we live in will be as dark as it is illuminated by an unexpected color block and a cartoony aesthetic that’s a bit frivolous.

From the world of the most sophisticated creations to the popular Tik Tok showcase, the Wall Street Journal has no doubts: here is the aesthetic we needed at a time like this, as much as the famous and controversial Caucasian doll duo seems ultra old-fashioned. . “Barbie was everything we didn’t want to be and what we were told we should be,” the activist recalled. Gloria Steinem in the 2018 documentary “Tiny Shoulders: Rethinking Barbie”, cited by that medium. A sign of the times, the ideal of beauty nurtured for more than six decades by Mattel would gain an inclusive dimension, broadening its spectrum in terms of profession or skin tone. But as much as it has come to embrace diversity, it would be hard to imagine that the neon influence of the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, in all its exuberance, would take hold in 2022, post-pandemic and with war on the scene. — or maybe that’s why it asserts itself with such determination, resulting in the famous lipstick index.

The universe of the famous doll takes shape in a “fun and feminine, but very classically chic” register, as described by the stylists who have achieved the set of exaggerated proportions, mini dresses, heavy platforms and lots of glitter. Or how the formula “more is more” destroys any vestige of minimalism and frugality, and inspiration can even reach the hair.

Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling on the set of “Barbie” in June 2022 in Los Angeles © Getty Images

According to Erin Walsh, who was responsible for Hathaway’s look for this appearance in Rome, the concept of barbie core it goes, however, much further than the conjugation of the correct pieces. For the stylist, is also a strong exercise in empowerment, especially with regard to female forms and silhouettes, which is interesting in a current context marked by fluidity. The fact is that the full pink effect is manifested in an iconic way in both genders, and Brad Pitt is one of the most recent examples of this lack of borders. At the Bullet Train performance in South Korea, the actor (who has been going bold with bright colors) chose a hot pink suit — not even sneakers escaped the common denominator.

performance of Harry styles at the Coachella festival, or the passage of Sebastian Stan This year’s Met Gala in May. Images that would surely fall under the eyes of figures as disparate as Madame de Pompadour, Mamie Eisenhower or Elvis Presley. King Louis XV’s mistress loved pink so much that she was entitled to a specific shade created by Sèvres porcelain. The former first lady of the United States filled the White House with decorations in this color. And who does not remember the Cadillac of the legendary musician?

If Emperor Valentino made red his fashion trump card, the possible readings of pink are hardly limited to a couple of lines (or a runway, or a red carpet). In 2020, for example, with the US presidential elections in the background, celebrities such as Amy Schumer, Kerry Washington, Marisa Tomei or Zoë Saldana joined the #Ambitionsuitsyou movement, filling their networks with authentic power suits In the call hot pink. From Hillary Clinton to Kamala Harris, from Roe v Wade to Trump’s comments, female ambition gained strength from statement through expressive outfits, as The New York Times then described it, in a seemingly harmless tone. A women’s march a few years earlier and even Nancy Pelosi’s wardrobe choices, whether to be photographed with men in 2019 or to visit Taiwan, on this year’s controversial trip, show how pink, after all, can hide a great symbolism.

If in the middle of the 18th century pink was preferred by both aristocratic women and men, as a symbol of class and luxury, in the 20th century, the great war conflicts returned bright colors to the bottom of the wardrobe. Shades of color such as light pink came to heavily cover ladies’ wardrobes in a post-war effort, with women reclaiming their traditional place as housewives. The association with gender was consolidated in the 1980s, when the advent of ultrasound allowed the sex of babies to be anticipated and the market for gender-adapted layettes gained momentum. In the following decade the tone would become more neutral.

Associated with causes such as the fight against breast cancer or the fight for the rights of the LGBTQIA2S+ community, the color pink usually evokes feelings of comfort, hope and happiness, a cross between passionate red and the purity of white. For some reason, when life is dressed in this tone, it is a sign that everything is going well. Needless to say, fashion is also cyclical, which means that if this isn’t the first time pink has made its grand exit from the closet, it certainly won’t be the last.

Between Valentino Pink PP and ready-to-wear

After that Valentino show in March, the wave increased and flooded social networks. The calendar of festivals, parties and other stages of the stars served, of course, as a springboard for fashion. A Pink PP will always be a Pink PP but the fast fashion promises equally vibrant solutions for those who prefer to invest less in the trend. Otherwise, you can go for a slightly more subdued version of Barbiecore, like you did. Justin Bieber at the Grammys, opting solely for a fuchsia beanie, while saw she wore all that belonged to her in pink. And for something more sporty, just follow the association, also from this summer, #CardiBxReebok.

In the championship of influencers, more or less discreet, neither olympia greece escaped from the sweet bath. Model and royal, the daughter of Pablo and Maria-Chantal has joined the group of girls that changed the sobriety of the neutrals for the color of the moment. More than 264,000 followers will have seen Constantine II’s granddaughter dressed in pink from top to bottom, albeit a few shock holes below.

Olympia chose Aquazzura sandals worth 427 euros to combine with a knitted dress from the Self Portrait brand, worth 415 euros, which the actress has already sienna miller seen use. Already emma chamberlain appears in one of the models of the Italian house for the cover photo of the Australian edition of Vogue magazine. Vogue, which in July gave front-page honors to Beyonce, now in the UK edition. Between look changes, a futuristic pink left the best impressions.

custom made, or customized as required. Here are the keywords when it comes to the singer. dualipa and a presence at the Sunny Hill Festival, already in August. The stage was filled with pink and Valentino luxury. The same dream purveyor who sponsored the red carpet debut (now as husband and wife) of Nicholas Peltz Y Brooklyn Beckham. Silk and chiffon shone a few months earlier at the Met Gala, where other worthy ambassadors of the Pink PP pantone paraded, such as the veteran actress near glenn.

Latex, eccentricity and themed birthday parties. The story couldn’t end without him. kardashian clan. If Kim is the quintessential pink personification, Khloé went into Glam Barbie mode to blow out all 38 candles in June. The following month, Barbie herself (who else?), who is like Margot Robbie, even received a perfect birthday cake.