What Is "PINK"?

[Lovehound]

Too convoluted for me.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by Lovehound

Too convoluted for me.

OK. It's marketing.

[selhars]

Well, the OP's question was answered. And s/he hasn't come back.

You're welcome, OP.

[Sundaydrive00]

Originally Posted by Lovehound

Then please explain how the color pink became associated with femininity.

Marketing... Just like everything else in our lives.

[CamillaB]

Originally Posted by Bayarea4

I wish I didn't know this.

I will tell you something else you dont want to know. Men have two "vaginas". The tunica vaginalis and the cavum vaginale. They are probably pink since most innards usually are in mammals. They are both found in a particular man part but I will let you Google that. If you dare.

[JonathanLB]

Wow I thought I wasn’t that knowledgeable about women’s fashion but how you don’t know what Pink is... that’s baffling. You can’t walk into a mall without seeing giant Pink advertising at VS. My GF has tons of Pink stuff overall, not a substantial part of her wardrobe but a number of items. I love VS, even if they haven’t had a good few years, they make things that look sexy and nice.

[Copanut]

Originally Posted by Lovehound

Then please explain how the color pink became associated with femininity.

Shouldn't that all change with this push for gender neutrality? Just waiting for hospitals to eliminate pink and blue caps for newborns.

[dmarie123]

Originally Posted by Concert D Major

So is there any purpose or reason for the word "PINK"? I can't seem to figure out what's the point?

Same as the reason "Nike" or "Adidas" are printed on clothing. It's branding. That's it.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by Copanut

Shouldn't that all change with this push for gender neutrality? Just waiting for hospitals to eliminate pink and blue caps for newborns.

I haven't seen pink or blue caps for many years, decades. Every baby gets a pink and blue striped cap.

[Forever Blue]

I miss VS's regular clothing that they used to sell like sweaters, jeans, skirts, dresses, etc.

Originally Posted by WSPHXPELON

It's a subliminal reference to their vaginas. Very intelligent marketing.

Never knew that, but I believe it, it seems logical. Anyone have the source that says this just out of curiosity?