Back in the 1700s, men and women wore pink ... who are both wearing dresses," she explains. "One is a pink brocade satin dress, one is a yellow dress, and they have these pinafores over them ...

It is not a dress, but a diorama of pink girls’ toys. Serving as the diorama’s backdrop is a photograph by South Korean photographer JeongMee Yoon, Jeeyoo and Her Pink Things (2007).

In the West, pink first became fashionable in the mid-1700s, when European aristocrats ... French couturier Paul Poiret created dresses in pale and pastel pinks, as well as bolder cherry ...