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It's time to take a break from your pinks and introduce digital lavender to your closet. 

2023 colour trend: Digital lavender is taking over fashion world and we're all for it 

Digital lavender is taking over fashion world and we're all for it 

It's time to take a break from your pinks and introduce digital lavender to your closet.&nbsp;

While 2022 was about Valentino's Barbiecore pink, 2023 has its focus on digital lavender; the colour of hope and positivity. Even Taylor Swift added a song named 'Lavender Haze' in her latest album Midnights.&nbsp;
WGSN has also elected digital lavender as colour of the year. This particular hue of purple isn&rsquo;t very new, it has been there for a while and is here to stay.&nbsp;
Digital lavender has clearly taken over the fashion world and you must have spotted it on runway shows, photoshoots and red carpets by now.&nbsp;
So, take a break from your pinks and introduce this trendy colour to your closet; be it a dress, blazer, going out tops, heels and of course bags.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/from-candyfloss-pink-to-sheer-clothing-know-what-s-in-store-for-the-upcoming-season-1676291510109">From candyfloss pink to sheer clothing; know what's in store for the upcoming season</a>

Watch: In London, road outside Russian Embassy painted in Ukraine flag colours

The Russian Embassy in London is located near the official residence of the Indian High Commissioner to the UK.

The road outside the Russian Embassy in London was painted yellow and blue in the colours of the Ukrainian flag on Thursday morning, in a show of solidarity with Ukraine in the ongoing conflict.
Led By Donkeys, an art activism group, shared their painting expedition in the Kensington Palace Gardens area of central London on social media before four arrests were made by Scotland Yard on suspicion of criminal damage and road obstruction.
It comes a year on from the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which began on February 24 last year.
"Tomorrow is the first anniversary of (Russian President Vladimir) Putin's imperialist invasion of Ukraine, an independent state and a people with every right to self-determination. The existence of a massive Ukrainian flag outside his embassy in London will serve to remind him of that," Led By Donkeys said on Twitter with images of their paint action.
Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/on-war-anniversary-eve-zelenskyy-says-ukraine-will-prevail-1677170452988">On war anniversary eve, Zelenskyy says Ukraine 'will prevail'</a>
The group, which began in 2018 as an anti-Brexit group, said it had poured 170 litres of yellow paint on the eastbound carriageway and a similar amount of blue paint on the westbound side, with passing traffic then spreading the colours along the road.
"At 08:45 (local time) today officers attended Kensington Palace Gardens, where paint had been thrown on the highway. Four people, three males and one female, were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and obstructing the highway. They remain in custody," the Metropolitan Police said in a statement on Thursday.
The Russian Embassy in London is located near the official residence of the Indian High Commissioner to the UK.

Pantone colour of the year 2023: The announcement came at a time when shades of Pink and bold colours and ruling the fashion world. 

Pantone announces Viva Magenta as colour of the year 2023; know what it depicts

Pantone colour of the year 2023: The announcement came at a time when shades of pink and bold colours are ruling the fashion world

Viva Magenta! Yes, that's the colour of the upcoming year 2023. Pantone made the announcement and said that this shade belongs to the red family that presents a balance between warm and cool.
The announcement came right at a time when shades of pink and bold colours are ruling the fashion world.&nbsp;
<h3>What does Viva Magenta describe?</h3>
In an Instagram post, Pantone has described it as an unconventional shade for an unconventional time: a new vision.&nbsp;
It further said that this shade is a powerful and empowering colour that encourages experimentation and expression without restraint.&nbsp;
<h3>Pantone explained the colour in detail in an Instagram post, see here:&nbsp;</h3>
ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/pantone-s-colour-s-of-the-year-2021-show-light-at-the-end-of-tunnel-1607583408623">Pantone's colour(s) of the year 2021 show light at the end of tunnel</a>

Religious conversion a serious issue, should not be given political colour: SC

SC says religious conversion a serious issue, should not be given political colour

The court had warned a "very difficult situation" will emerge if proselytisation through deception, allurement and intimidation is not stopped.

Observing that religious conversion is a serious issue which should not be given a political colour, the Supreme Court on Monday sought the assistance of Attorney General R Venkataramani on a plea seeking direction to the Centre and states to take stringent steps to control fraudulent religious conversions.
A bench of Justices M R Shah and C T Ravikumar asked Venkataramani to appear in the matter in which the petitioner sought a check on religious conversions through "intimidation, threatening, deceivingly luring through gifts and monetary benefits", and assist as amicus curiae.
"We want your assistance also, AG. Religious conversions by force, allurement etc. There are ways and ways, anything by allurement, if that is happening, when what should be done? What are the corrective measures?" the bench said.
At the outset, senior advocate P Wilson, appearing for Tamil Nadu, called the petition a "politically motivated" PIL, insisting there was no question of such conversions in the state.
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The bench took objection and remarked," You may have different reasons to be agitated like this. Don't convert court proceedings into other things. ... We are concerned for the entire state. If it is happening in your state, it is bad. If not, good. Do not see it as targeting one state. Do not make it political." The court was hearing a petition filed by advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay seeking direction to the Centre and states to take tough steps to control fraudulent religious conversions.
Forced religious conversion may pose a danger to national security and impinge on the religious freedom of citizens, the top court had said recently and asked the Centre to step in and make sincere efforts to tackle the "very serious" issue.
The court had warned a "very difficult situation" will emerge if proselytisation through deception, allurement and intimidation is not stopped.
The Gujarat government had told the top court at an earlier hearing that freedom of religion does not include the right to convert others, and requested it to vacate a high court stay on the provision of a state law that mandates prior permission of the district magistrate for conversion through marriage.
The Supreme Court had on September 23 sought responses from the Centre and others to the plea.

Wondering how to paint your home with the colours of Holi? Here are some exciting decor ideas: 

1. Add a splash of colour to your walls and ceilings in the form of bright tassels, artsy lanterns or even fun origami flowers and shapes.

2. Use vibrant cutlery and serve colourful food. Popsicles or fruity kulfis are a great way to cool down. 

3. Don't forget to add a dash of colour to your drinks.

4. Create a photo op corner. 

5. And finally, re-purpose old tyres, pots and sarees for the perfect colourful touch. 

Wondering how to paint your home with the colours of Holi? Here are some exciting decor ideas: 

1. Add a splash of colour to your walls and ceilings in the form of bright tassels, artsy lanterns or even fun origami flowers and shapes.

2. Use vibrant cutlery and serve colourful food. Popsicles or fruity kulfis are a great way to cool down. 

3. Don't forget to add a dash of colour to your drinks.

4. Create a photo op corner. 

5. And finally, re-purpose old tyres, pots and sarees for the perfect colourful touch. 

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