If pink, the hue dubbed by Diana Vreeland to be the "navy blue of India," is comparatively a kickier color than navy, even in its most quotidian forms, then the haute couture collections find it at its most transcendent. Consider the riotous shocking pinks favored by Christian Lacroix; the pastel tones employed by John Galliano in his nods to Dior's New Look heyday; or the eerily beautiful blushes seen in Riccardo Tisci's earliest couture collections for Givenchy, and still favored by the design...
If pink, the hue dubbed by Diana Vreeland to be the "navy blue of India," is comparatively a kickier color than navy, even in its most quotidian forms, then the haute couture collections find it at its most transcendent. Consider the riotous shocking pinks favored by Christian Lacroix; the pastel tones employed by John Galliano in his nods to Dior's New Look heyday; or the eerily beautiful blushes seen in Riccardo Tisci's earliest couture collections for Givenchy, and still favored by the design...
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