Blush Color
HEX color code is #F29E8E and the RGB is 242, 158, 142
Did Sebastián Yatra wear a head-to-toe Blush tuxedo to the 2022 Oscars? Yes, he did. And fashion insiders and audience members loved his bold take on the traditional look, with a Blush shirt, Blush vest, and complete Blush suit that was accessorized with a black bowtie and Blush and black shoes to complete the look. Now that takes commitment—even the buttons were Blush-colored.
How the color is made: Mix vivid red with white to make blush.
History: Blush is historically a color associated with youth and femininity. It was a color that was considered gender-neutral for most of antiquity, until around the 1950s when it became a color more commonly associated with girls. Though its gender neutrality seems to be coming back into fashion.
Color in Action
Blush is another popular color for the red carpet and awards shows because of its soft aesthetic and flowy feel. Kacey Musgraves wore a Giambattista Valli tiered tulle gown in Blush that felt airy and light to the 2049 Academy Awards, and Maya Rudolph wore a floral Blush gown that had a matching cape for extra royal appeal.
A bedroom painted in Blush tones will feel distinctly feminine and relaxing. Mix in some navy blue and bronze for a masculine balance to the space that will enhance the soft Blush.
Colors that go with Blush
Match Blush’s soft peachy tone with soft cyan for a vivid color combination that feels trendy and complementary.
Blush Color Palettes and Schemes
Blush, soft red, and light grayish red work well in a tonal range that feels calming and cohesive. This monochrome palette can feel grandiose and repetitious if there are no other colors to break it up.
Backgrounds and Seamless Patterns
A Blush and black striped wallpaper will make a striking focal point in an entrance hall or reception area in an office environment.