Baby blue
In this modern day, even children know that pink is for girls and blue is for boys. When you have to buy a toy for your son it definitely has to be blue or any other colour aside pink else they might not like your gift.
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Fashion experts say in the 1940s manufacturers settled on pink for girls and blue for boys, so Baby Boomers were raised with wearing the two colours. But that was not the end of the story.
As we already know blue is a colour that acts as a neutral, meaning there isn't a colour that does not go with blue and its other variations.
From the blue family is baby blue which is basically a pale tint of blue. Do not confuse this colour with turquoise, cyan, sea blue, aquamarine, and sky blue among others. Baby blue is simply unique, cool and chic for all occasions.
The first recorded use of baby blue as a colour name in English was in 1892.
When it comes to combining baby blue there are varieties of colours you can select from. To use light blue in a look that makes a statement without going over the top, pair it with other cool colours.
We all have the denim jeans trousers, skirts and shorts in our things. You can pair your baby blue crop top, polo shirts, boyfriend shirts and blouses on your pair of jeans.
When blue and purple are paired, it can create a very regal look. However, be careful about the shade of purple that you choose.
You can try a baby blue dress with an orange accessory or pure white with baby blue shoe and bag to match.
On walls, they have a softening effect, which makes them a popular choice for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Incorporate baby blue into your wardrobe and rock it for either formal or informal occasions.
