The color of the year: Ultraviolet

Green Greenery left behind with the beginning of the year, His message of vitality, rejuvenation and return to that connection that over time we have lost with nature, Caló very strong last year, so much so we already see makeup, perfume and other elements entirely vegetable toilet. This year the color sets the trend is Ultravioleta, This was announced by Pantone Color Institute, that carries 19 years creating a color for each year based on our global society.

Color selection is not arbitrary year, It is the color that influence how we feel, It reflects what happens in our culture. Which is linked to an emotional message, psychological and symbolic. Violet is a provocative Color, visionary and creative that connects us with what we can not see. It is a mysterious and enigmatic tone that invites us to discover the mysteries of the cosmos, we can not imagine what may exist. As the colors seen in the universe, in images seen from space, They inspire us to think that everything is possible and everything remains to be discovered.

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The violet color is linked to the highest vibrational energy, an awakening of conscience, even psychic abilities and magic. The use of purple is very important to meditative practices, Leonardo da Vinci said that prayer and meditation were “10 times more powerful if performed while sat violet light, shining through a stained glass window”. Hotels currently focused on welfare or Biohoteles use violet light in the rooms for guests to relax, also it used in the shower to increase creativity.

The combination of organic color is purple and green, special on the table because we see in several plants, fruits and vegetables.

In world history we see the violet as a symbol of change. In the world of fashion Paul Poiret revolutionized the female wardrobe, corsets and crinolines changing by loose silhouettes and pastels by violets. The suffragettes used the violet as an emblem Color, because it represented the values ​​of loyalty, constancy of purpose and unflinching firmness. It was one of the favorite tunes on the flappers and the movement called Art Deco, as geometric figures. Many artists were inspired by this color: Gustav Klint, Wassily Kandisky y Andy Warhol. In the 70 violet reenacts feminism.

Purple is a color that has inspired the entire spectrum of the arts, even musicians like David Bowie and Prince with Purple Haze, It identifies with those who break the rules and is favorite in the fashion industry, for its great versatility.