48 Shades of Fuchsia Color

Explore different types of Fuchsia colors for your website, brand or any project.

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Fuchsia Color
Fuchsia is named for the flower, which French botanist Charles Plumier named after the 16th-century German botanist Leonhart Fuchs. The dye that gave the color its modern punch, fuchsine, appeared in 1859 and was soon renamed magenta after a bloody battle in Italy. The fuchsia color is a vivid pink-purple that dominated 2000s fashion and still packs a bold, confident punch.
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Fuchsia Rose Color
Fuchsia Rose was Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2001, numbered 17-2031, which the brand called “much more exciting” than the previous year’s sky blue, “brighter, stronger, sexier.” A confident raspberry-rose, the fuchsia rose color still reads as bold and feminine, a strong choice for a beauty or fashion brand.
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Fuchsia Blue Color
Fuchsia blue is more purple than either fuchsia or blue, a rich blue-violet that doesn’t fully belong to either camp. It’s bold and a little theatrical, the color equivalent of a statement piece that clashes on purpose.
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Fuchsia Red Color
The fuchsia flower was named for German botanist Leonhart Fuchs in the 1690s, and fuchsine dye took the name in 1859. Fuchsia Red color #b73879 is a deep raspberry magenta, far redder than the web’s #FF00FF fuchsia.