Let's face it, Mary Kay Cosmetics owns pink. From pink Cadillacs to pink makeup palettes to pink packaging, the color has been synomous with Mary Kay for decades. Now, as the company marks its 55th anniverary, Mary Kay is supporting The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology's latest exhibition, Pink: The History of a Punk, Pretty, Powerful Color. According to Stephen Webster, VP-global brand and design, Mary Kay, the color is representative of three key elements of the company, its representatives and its customers: Power, Passion and Purpose. Happi was on-hand for the opening night festivities!
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Pretty Powerful Pink
New exhibition at Fashion Institute of Technology is powered by Mary Kay.
Behind these doors is a panoply of pink fashions through the centuries.
Paparazzi & Pink. Attendees were definitely ready for their closeup!
Model Citizen. Stephen Webster, VP-global brand and design, Mary Kay, is flanked by models.
Pink is her color. Dr. Valerie Steele is the director and chief curator of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York.
Even the beautiful people are self-conscious in front of the camera!
Amused Muses: Purpose, Power and Passion.
During the 18th Century women and men wore pink.
In the Pink! The FIT exhibition featured hundreds of pieces of pink fashion.
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