From Letizia Ortiz to Victoria of Sweden: the power of fuchsia that unites royalty

Whether it is the fault of the summer, or the wake of optimism left by the Valentino FW 2022-23 fashion show that consecrated the PP Pink which color of the momentwhat is certain is that that pinch of ancient reticence towards the fuchsia today it no longer exists.

Its load of positivity, mixed with a vibrant and contagious energy is conquering Hollywood stars far and wide – who are clearing the nuance on the most famous red carpets – and crowned heads from all over Europe, making it straight into the list of the season’s hot tones.

See among the latest, indeed very latest, Letizia Ortizwhich, having archived the episode of as such dress a few days ago, for the celebrations of the world day of the Red Cross he pulled out all his allure more gritty by showing off a midi dress by Serendipia, complete with an opening at abdominal height (very sculpted), declined in a bright fuchsia. A dress that has invariably captured the attention. For the detail cut out, but even more so for his chromatic power.

A not so new choice for the Spanish sovereign, who had already proposed the nuance at the beginning of March ago, lighting up the scene with a midi dress by Moisés Nieto.

But King Felipe’s wife is certainly not the only one to dare. A little less than a week ago, Victoria of Sweden, on the occasion of a public outing with Mette-Marit, she slipped into a fuchsia suit, complete with earrings en pendantmaking double the trends.

A rigorous and cheeky look at the same time, even if it had been before her Sofia of Sweden to end up in the spotlight with her fluffy fuchsia long dress, sported at the Swedish LGBTQ Awards in April.

But the list is not over. To bring the vigor of this color into one’s wardrobe were, among the latest appearances, too Kate Middleton and Queen Silvia. Different styles and women, yet united by the same passion for fashion, for the latest trends, and linked by a subtle, but undoubtedly perceptible fil fuchsia.

All that remains is to let yourself be tempted. And dare.

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