As I was shopping in a store, I noticed many pink items. Here is a cute denim jacket for a toddler.
Pink denim is trending this year giving a new stylistic interpretation to jackets. Perhaps a lingering feeling from Barbie pink in 2023, but making a comeback as a softer neutral to add to a wardrobe.
Not my cup of tea, but maybe it will grow on me as an add-on.
Cute for a little girl! However, I totally dislike anything "Barbie", even though my hubby, Ken, tries to introduce us as the renowned dolls. I always say, "NOT" if I'm present when he does that! I may have been "Barbie" to my mom, dad, and favorite aunt when I was really young, but I have always been "Barb" to everyone else! I suppose it is God's sense of humor to have me marry a "Ken"; and I know it does help folks ((at least here is the US) remember us. I always tell people, "Now you won't be able to forget us, even if you want to!" Sorry to have gone off on a rant! Hope I haven't offended any Barbie doll lovers out there!
@bjywamer Thanks Barb for your comments and rant. It makes me smile. It is fascinating how a small plastic doll can spark such big exchanges and thoughts.
@thistle_01@fishers@shutterbug49 Thank you for taking time to view this photo. Before pink was popular for girls, white dresses were used until the age of 6. They could be bleached and were practical. Pastel colors both blue and pink were introduced in the mid-19th -century. They were not sex-specific. In the 1940's, sex-specific colors of pink for girls and blue for boys became popular. In the 1960's pink was not always popular for girls because of women's liberation movement. With the Barbie boom, pink has come back in many hues for everyone.
Ian