MARSALA…!
It is a total 90s color and it is going to bring back the 90s brown lips back!!
What does this mean for the color this year then?
I know that 90’s fashion are all the rage now, and that is perhaps going to continue with the lipsticks in rich warm shades like marsala. there are also numerous other makeup products that will be in the market soon too. I am not a person who likes brown too much though. I just hope it doesn’t end up looking as weird as the 90s did though!
This is good:
This is bad:
Anyways, I just wanted to let you guys in on the update!
If you are a weirdo like me who bothers a lot about things like this, take a look at this video on how and why this color was chosen and what it means..
I also think that this color would be a great wedding outfit color, if you know just the right way to pull it off!!
Like this Sabyasachi Saree:
What do you think about this color?
Are you in love with this totally 90s throwback shade, or are you apprehensive about it?? I know that I am!
Do leave me a line and let me know!
Babble Queen Diaries 
4 responses to “And..the Pantone Color of the year 2015 WIll be…..”
To be completely honest I am not a huge fan of this color. Maybe I will grow to love it more.
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I find that surprising! I was not this excited for last year's Radiant Orchid!!! But this shade is so warm and gives me tingly happy feelings! ❤
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I love this color! I think it will good in clothes worn with white, black & navy blue. And it is a fab color for shoes, and makeup as well. I too didn't like Radiant Orchid & honestly I didn't see it at all in stores too. I don't think it worked well against all skintones.
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To be honest, I think this is the first Pantone color of the year I have been excited about and which I have been seeing in the shops too. I recently saw so many Marsala hued ethnic wear, as well as casuals being displayed in shops and sported by women. It is indeed a color that can work all skintones.
Radiant Orchid lacked the radiance it needed to become popular in my opinion. It was hard to find the right shade to work with the Indian skintone, and there were only a few ways to incorporate it into makeup or outfits.
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