Mood and Color: How Color Has the Power To Impact Our Emotions
The color of the clothes we choose has the power to change our moods and even impact the people around us.
Most often we grab something instinctively because how we react to colors is deeply embedded in our brains from biological conditioning, cultural developments, and living in our natural world.
Let’s take a look at two of our favorite colors: green and pink...
GREEN is the color most associated with nature and probably has the strongest association for most of us unless of course, you grew up in an arctic, urban, or desert environment.
Varying shades of green can even further inspire different emotions and reactions. For example, “...darker greens relate to money, wealth, and prestige, while lighter greens relate to rebirth, growth, and freshness."
PINK is a color that is most associated with femininity and romance. "It inspires warm and comforting feelings, a sense that everything will be okay."
"Pink is a beautiful color because it is one of the colors
that the sun makes at twilight and in the dawns."
-C. Joybell C
The color pink is created by combining the two very different colors of red and white resulting in its unique characteristics. “It is the passion and power of red softened with the purity, openness, and completeness of white.”
Just like green, different saturations of pink can create subtle mood changes. A bright, saturated pink can invoke feelings of happiness and confidence, and a more subdued pink can have a relaxing and calming effect.
Why not choose a feel-good color next time you're shopping for a swimsuit?...
We've got you covered with our Endless Summer Collection made from ECONYL® regenerated nylon which includes a gorgeous Mint Chip Green and a brilliant Flamingo Pink. We were instantly drawn to these colors for the way they made us feel- happy and confident. We hope you'll find joy in them too...
What are some of your favorite colors to wear? Let us know in the comments!
