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Slim and Shorty were the nicknames adopted by a pair of 94-year-old women, who shared a legacy that continues to brighten the holidays for children in need.

You may have noticed that pink had a big moment this year. Experts explain what’s going on during a cultural explosion of color.

You may have noticed that pink had a big moment this year. Experts explain what’s going on during a cultural explosion of color.

Throughout history, designers, artists and brands have played with the emotions pink evokes, shaping meanings that are ever-evolving. From gender to class, those associations have constantly been challenged, flipped and subverted — while the definition of pink is always in flux, there’s one constant: its cultural staying power.

“Think pink! think pink! when you shop for summer clothes. Think pink! think pink! if you want that quelque chose.”…

Brands love the color pink, but one artist is pushing back against “Big Color” to try to make “the Barbiest pink” accessible to all. Unless you work for Matttel.

Throughout history, designers, artists, and brands have played with the emotions the color evokes, shaping meanings that are ever-evolving.

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The cachet of pink has ebbed and flowed since becoming fashionable in 18th century French court.

Throughout history, designers, artists, and brands have played with the emotions the color evokes, shaping meanings that are ever-evolving