It’s the color of underwater reefs hanging on for dear life. The sky at dusk. Some of the latest iPhones and the latest looks on the runways of Marc Jacobs and other top fashion designers.

Earlier this December, the color spectrum had its annual night of nights. It was a veritable "hues' hue." At the Royal Palm South Beach Miami, a Tribute Portfolio Resort, on the eve of Art Basel ...

What will 2019 look like? Last week, Pantone — a company with a proprietary matching and labeling system widely considered the global authority on color — named Living Coral, a vibrant orangey ...

We had fun with Ultraviolet in 2018, but this year we’re ready to move on from the mysteries of the cosmos and dive deep into the ocean. Pantone, the self-proclaimed global authority on color ...

This year’s color, PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral, is an animating shade of orange with a golden undertone, which reflects the warmth, nourishment, and shelter of coral reefs to sea life.

Meet Living Coral. It's the color of resistance, of tech company rebrands, and of 1960s Americana--a familiar and energizing hue that you're about to see everywhere.

People are passionate about the Pantone Institute’s recently announced color of the year: Living coral. Some absolutely l-o-v-e the saturated orangey base with a golden undertone. Others despise it.

While the color has a long history in art—see: Renaissance depictions of the baby Jesus wearing a coral pendant or Toulouse-Lautrec drawings of the dancers at the Moulin Rouge exposed under ...