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Unraveling the Colorful History of Why Girls Wear Pink and Boys Wear Blue Children used to wear the same white dresses, regardless of gender. But clothing styles and color preferences shifted in ...

Pink for Boys and Blue for Girls might seem strange to modern eyes and sensibilities, but up until the 1940’s a lot of people thought pink was the more masculine color and blue was clearly more ...

Is there truth to the idea that men prefer blue and women like pink? Claudia Hammond investigates, and discovers why these colours matter more than we think.

For a long time, pink was the colour of choice for young boys. It was only surprisingly recently that it was seen as a feminine colour.

How did we end up with two "teams"--boys in blue and girls in pink? "It's really a story of what happened to neutral clothing," says Paoletti, who has explored the meaning of children's clothing ...

In 1985, pink and blue diapers were introduced. Paoletti says the last pink outfit she found on boy in her catalog research was in 1977.

For the last nine years, Yoon has been photographing toddlers surrounded by their “favorite” colors–little girls, dressed in pink, blending in with a sea of pink Hello Kitty and princess ...

JeongMee Yoon’s “The Pink and Blue Project” began when her 5-year-old daughter wanted to wear and play with exclusively pink clothing and toys.

Pink is for girls. Blue is for boys. Of course our society allows exceptions now and again, but imagine showing up to a boy’s baby shower with a pink bib and matching pink shoes. There would be ...