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Despite being found on men's shirts and even ties, pink remains the color most closely associated with femininity. From pink baseball caps to pink laptops, almost everything pink is worn or used by a woman.

But it was not always so. Indeed, pink has a surprisingly "masculine" history. Where red was regarded as a masculine color, it made a certain sense to dress little boys in less agressive pink. As late as the 1950s in America, a pink Cadillac was an enviable status symbol among men. So what happened? Cultural historians suspect a handful of factors, such as the standardization that came about with clothes being manufactured instead of made (at home). For example, in 1927 the department store giant Macy's went against the tide in promoting pink as a boy's color.