Why You Need to be Wearing Millennial Pink

I don’t know if you’ve heard but millennial pink is the best thing to happen to pink since pink. Let me start by saying, yes, I like to wear pink but I get that it’s not for everyone. However when pink is suddenly the ‘it’ color to wear, you know I’m going to jump onto a trend (normally something I shy away from) try and convince you to join me on the pink side 😉

So last year when Rose Quartz was named one of the colors of the year, I was pretty pumped but didn’t expect any roll over into 2017. However millennial pink changed all of that!

Millennial pink is the latest and greatest shade of pink out there and everyone is in a tizzy. Love it or hate it, it seems like this new(ish) shade is here to stay. To be completely honest, millennial pink is a touch or two lighter than what I’m wearing today. It’s considered to be such a great color because it’s lighter and a bit more to the apricot side of things. Because of this, it’s been called a more androgynous shade of pink and therefore more wearable for day to day life!

Can you feel my excitement through the screen yet?!

Now if you aren’t already wearing pink and are hesitant, I’m here for you. I’ve written up several posts in the past on the subject of why and how to wear the color pink (I even mention millennial pink a couple times). If you’re not wholly convinced yet, shoot me an email as to why you aren’t going to be wearing pink any time soon! I want to know!

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Until next time,
Ana Luiza

DRESS: old, similar here, here, and here // SHOES: Payless // BAG: Coach // NECKLACE: Lace and Pearls Jewelry // BELT: Target // WATCH: Charming Charlie c/o // BRACELET: Stella and Dot // LIPS: bareMinerals ‘JuJu‘

Two of our favorite looks from last week were Jill from Doused in Pink and Karen from Lady in Violet. Make sure to stop by and say hello!