The colour PINK for our generation (obviously frivolous

I will just stick my head over the parapet and say that I hate pink! Having said that I do have a long shocking pink and blue linen skirt that I love and a greyish pink top with black flowers that I wear a lot.

Baker-Miller Pink is the only color scientifically proven to calm you AND suppress your appetite.

I should surround myself in it!!

My top today was a darker shade of pink than that and I didn't notice any suppression of my appetite.

Ok, I really like the pattern and colour of this www.goose-island.co.uk/collections/most-recent/products/fuchsia-rio-sweet-pea-tunic-dress

but I won't buy it because it's sized at 8-16 and I'm not too keen on the unflattering cut either. I wish they would use the same fabric to create a nice top, but I'd like it in 16-18. I find it really hard to buy nice clothes!

22% off everything on the Goose Island website (https://www.goose-island.co.uk/collections/clothing?_kx=DFnvUXe6gwKL2HsQEPO07fCnhnGwEjZsSjpeo76gos0%3D.TU6z6E) with the code MARCHMADNESS

Maybe it's a good idea to permanently wear Baker Miller Pink (((LOL ))) just to calm everyone!

I wore a bright pink top today as well. The shades I love the most are fuchsia and magenta, to wear. The colour psychology is very positive for those as well.

I'm wearing a bright pink M&S jumper today. I have several in varying shades in my winter drawer. The summer drawer also contains pink tops ready to wear when the weather improves. Pink is perfect with silver hair, as are many shades of purple/lilac.

Baker Miller Pink is an interesting one (#FF91AF) as it calms violent prisoners and has a tranquilising effect even on colour blind people

That’s interesting - just looked it up on Wikipedia.

Pink is a very positive colour! I prefer vibrant pinks as pale pinks are unflattering to my skin tone.

Pink means different things to different people and can be a "marmite" type of colour as some people love it or hate it!

Baker Miller Pink is an interesting one (#FF91AF) as it calms violent prisoners and has a tranquilising effect even on colour blind people.

If people have a problem with pink, I am always a bit bemused. Personally I love it. Frivolous? Who cares. We only live once.

Many of my golf clothes are pink

I like wearing various shades of pink, despite its girly connotations.
Pink goes well with grey and black. I’m avoiding black. Life is grim enough currently (politics/Ukraine, not my personal life) without black frocks. I’ve got two in the wardrobe -they may have to go

giulia

Tina49

This is nice - from Woolovers. There’s a discount code - RDT199 - for £10 off the original £45

Gorgeous! Might go for it.

Unfortunately, out of my size.

Tina49

This is nice - from Woolovers. There’s a discount code - RDT199 - for £10 off the original £45

Gorgeous! Might go for it.

I love blue, black and navy the best. However, I do like purple and dusky pink. I had my colours done once and was told I should wear green. I HATE green! Also told to wear yellow and brown and gold jewellery. I can't bear any of those colours either and always wear silver jewellery. Can't even stand to use green pegs! Needless to say I didn't take the advice

Blossoming

Some lovely things on the Goose Island website Tina and how nice to see that it’s a UK company run by women who actually wear those clothes.

They seem a really nice company. I discovered them through one of their shops (they only have 3) - the one in Mumbles, S Wales, when on holiday.

I have always worn a lot of pink as it has always been a colour that suited me. Depending on garment and fashion, I have - and still do - wear every shade of pink from palest pastel pink to fuchsia.

Age appropriate' dressing is not a concept I recognise. I am heading for 80 and shop in all the mainstream clothes shop and it is not unknown for me (78), DDiL (50) and DGD (15) to all be dressed in similar styles.

I never wear navy blue or black, neither colour has ever suited me, though I like grey. But I like to open my wardrobe in the morning and see a feast of colour in front of me. I have always loved autumnal colours in all their glory, they really suit me, and it is just coincidental that this weekend I bought a dress for DD's graduation. It is an abstract leaf pattern in rose pink, cream with soft shades of brown such as taupe/coffee/chocolate , to quote the OP. I bought it in a supermarket in France.

Some lovely things on the Goose Island website Tina and how nice to see that it’s a UK company run by women who actually wear those clothes.

I'm never grumpy or unapproachable ?

Oops, I'm wearing navy and white today (but I didn't go out).

Wearing pink gives off an instant cheerfulness, well thats what i think, i haven't seen any grumpy, unapproachable women decked out in pink...

Pale pinks either!
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I was never a punk.

trisher

I love bright pinks- cerise or fuchsia. Pale pinks make me look washed out.I've got a couple of tops that people always seem to notice and comment on. A lot of the time it's about how the colour cheers you up.

Me too, trisher. I dont like pale punks.

Deep peachy/salmon, coral colours suit me too and I look in the wardrobe and think that I must choose something different, but never do.

Tina49 I've just spent ages looking at the Goose Island stuff. I'm so tempted! Thanks!

This is nice - from Woolovers. There’s a discount code - RDT199 - for £10 off the original £45

giulia

Tina49

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Very daring but fun!

I think it would look fine if you were on holiday somewhere bright and sunny - Spain, say

Tina49

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Very daring but fun!

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