COLOR TREND : the creation sees La vie en rose

Acne Studios, Melbourne par Halleroed

COLOR TREND – Every month, Goodmoods deciphers the color of the moment, the one that arouses curiosity and sets the tone for creation.

Sometimes greedy and tempting, sometimes romantic and futuristic, sometimes textured and woven… The Pink Blush charms the creation with more innocence and purity than the previous seasons.

Its alter ego, the Millennial Pink, has already turned everything upside down on its way: men dress in pastels just like women and designers’ collections as well as contemporary interiors see life in Pink Blush… Immersion in a world full of nuances and carefree.

Marshmallow, cotton candy, jelly beans, bubblegum... The washed-out hue is spreading deliciously in the creative sphere. Emerging designers and labels are pairing it with round and twisted lines to reveal surrealist prints. Ultra-contemporary, OUT's sofas, Sarah Murphy's lighting fixtures or Fanny Ollas' vases take on the appearance of marzipan sweets, or candid creations made of modeling clay, as desired.

Fanny Ollas © The Ode to

Sarah Murphy © Cydney Cossette

Olivia Gregory © Michael Sinclair

Yesterday feminized, the Rose Blush is now neutral and genderless. It shakes the image of brands and major fashion houses: the man of Moschino wears the powdered pink in a relaxed way, arguing a new masculinity without codes. The latest trend: mixing the contemporary palette with the great neo-classical themes to create a contrast in half-tone between romanticism and futurism. A spirit seen in the eclectic lounge decorated by Olivia Gregory or inside the Acne Studios flagship in Melbourne.

Moschino AW22 © Moschino

Acne Studios, Melbourne by Studio Halleroed

Nagatacho Apartment par Adam Nathaniel Furman © Jan Vranovsky

Nagatacho Apartment by Adam Nathaniel Furman © Jan Vranovsky

Bordering on nude, the palette works well with bold, vivid tones. On looks and interiors, it tempers and contrasts with optimism. This season, the color even works well with red, sneaking from fashion faux-pas to the ultimate combination.

"Casa Witiza" by Beatriz Alés Atelier © José Hevia

Burberry Resort 2022 © Chris Rhodes

Chaise Hortensia © Reisinger Studio

Pink blush flatters the materials and lets the sensory qualities speak with softness and dreaminess. On the armchair with a thousand petals Hortensia by André Reisinger published by Moooi, on the plush seats Teddy Pieces or Molly Goddard's tulle looks, the color imposes a subtle and light textured poetry. Pieces like rediscovered childhood memories.