What are the hex codes in the Evening Vermilion & Mauve palette?

The Evening Vermilion & Mauve color palette consists of Slate Blue #7C4EB5, Vermilion #EC483E, Flamingo #FF85B0, Mauve #F590EC.

How should I use the Evening Vermilion & Mauve palette on a website?

Use Mauve #F590EC as the background, Slate Blue #7C4EB5 for text, Flamingo #FF85B0 for buttons and links, and Vermilion #EC483E for accents. No pair inside the palette reaches 4.5:1, so add black or white for body text.

Which colors in Evening Vermilion & Mauve have enough contrast for text?

The highest-contrast pair is #7C4EB5 on #F590EC with a ratio of 2.79:1, which does not meet WCAG AA; add a darker or lighter neutral for body text.

#7C4EB5Slate Blue

#EC483EVermilion

#FF85B0Flamingo

#F590ECMauve

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Name	HEX	RGB	HSL	OKLCH
Slate Blue	`#7C4EB5`	`rgb(124, 78, 181)`	`hsl(267, 41%, 51%)`	`oklch(52.5% 0.159 302)`
Vermilion	`#EC483E`	`rgb(236, 72, 62)`	`hsl(3, 82%, 58%)`	`oklch(63.5% 0.202 28)`
Flamingo	`#FF85B0`	`rgb(255, 133, 176)`	`hsl(339, 100%, 76%)`	`oklch(76.4% 0.154 359)`
Mauve	`#F590EC`	`rgb(245, 144, 236)`	`hsl(305, 83%, 76%)`	`oklch(78.9% 0.166 330)`

Why it works and how to use it

Evening Vermilion & Mauve is a vivid split color palette tagged sunset, gradient, vibrant. A split scheme: Slate Blue plays against Mauve across roughly 96° of hue. Saturation runs high, so use the brightest color sparingly and let the others carry the surface area. Warm and cool hues are mixed, which adds depth.

With 4 chromatic colors, Flamingo takes the lead while the rest support. Lightness runs from 51% to 76%. Well suited to websites, presentations and branding.

Background: Mauve (#F590EC) is the lightest color, so it belongs on large surfaces.
Text: Slate Blue (#7C4EB5) on #F590EC gives 2.79:1, so pair it with a darker neutral for body copy.
Primary: Flamingo (#FF85B0) is the most saturated mid-tone; use it for buttons and links with a border or a darker shade for contrast.
Accent: Vermilion (#EC483E) for highlights, badges and hover states.

No pair inside the palette reaches 4.5:1, so add black or white for body text.

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#7C4EB5

#EC483E

#FF85B0

#F590EC

Color-blind check: under tritanopia, Flamingo and Mauve become hard to tell apart, so do not rely on that pair alone to carry meaning.

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Contrast check WCAG ratios between palette colors

Pair	Sample	Ratio	Level
`#7C4EB5` on `#F590EC`	Aa	2.79:1	Fail
`#7C4EB5` on `#FF85B0`	Aa	2.56:1	Fail
`#EC483E` on `#F590EC`	Aa	1.81:1	Fail
`#EC483E` on `#FF85B0`	Aa	1.66:1	Fail
`#7C4EB5` on `#EC483E`	Aa	1.54:1	Fail
`#FF85B0` on `#F590EC`	Aa	1.09:1	Fail

:root {
  --slate-blue: #7C4EB5;
  --vermilion: #EC483E;
  --flamingo: #FF85B0;
  --mauve: #F590EC;
}

$slate-blue: #7C4EB5;
$vermilion: #EC483E;
$flamingo: #FF85B0;
$mauve: #F590EC;

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'slate-blue': '#7C4EB5',
        'vermilion': '#EC483E',
        'flamingo': '#FF85B0',
        'mauve': '#F590EC',
      },
    },
  },
};

{
  "name": "Evening Vermilion & Mauve",
  "colors": [
    "#7C4EB5",
    "#EC483E",
    "#FF85B0",
    "#F590EC"
  ]
}

background: linear-gradient(135deg, #7C4EB5, #EC483E, #FF85B0, #F590EC);

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