How does the Fuchsia mix tie into the 2022 pink trend?
The fuchsia mix at Süel contains a variety of colours, such as pink, purple, and different hues of the fuchsia colour with a little green and orange sprinkled in. Although people use the term fuchsia for more than one colour, do we really know which one it is?
Having purple-pink tinted flowers this colour was named after the fuchsia plant. Even the flowers themselves have a lot of different hues, some leaning into the pinks the other ones closer to purple, but one thing ties them all together: saturation. Even the darker fuchsia variants are rich with colour.
Pink and fuchsia colours are having a moment right now, overflowing the fashion world. With the pink and black Valentino collection earlier this year and the upcoming Barbie movie both driving it this trend is probably here to stay. These colours are seen on runways, worn by celebrities in paparazzi pictures but mainly a variety of extremely bright and light garments, however with the beginning of autumn the colder days are just around the corner, and this trend will turn to the darker shades of this pinkish palette, which are all present in the fuchsia mix.
Certainly, the most influential inspiration comes from the celebrities we follow, but sometimes it’s hard to adapt it to our own style. Fuchsia as a colour pairs well with black, white, light pink, orange, just to give a few examples to mix and match while creating your outfit. Furthermore, the fuchsia mix can be easily combined with dark pink, purple, dark blue, for those of you preferring the lighter end of the colour spectrum a good choice would be a neutral cream colour, light beige and even very pery and mallow/mauve.
If you don’t have any piece from the Fuchsia mix colorway, consider these combinations:
Big braided skirt/wool- fuchsia mix
Basic ‘must have’ sweater – pinky
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