Pantone: The Marilyn Monroe Collection Palette

Trust Pantone to color your world—and now, they’ve colored an icon. In a dazzling tribute to one of the most enduring legends of the silver screen, Pantone has teamed up with Authentic Brands Group, who own the controlling stake in Monroe’s name and likeness rights of Marilyn Monroe, to unveil The Marilyn Monroe Collection Palette. This curated set of hues captures the essence of Marilyn’s timeless glamour, magnetic allure, and groundbreaking legacy.

Launched in anticipation of Marilyn’s centennial birthday in June 2026—yes, 100 years of Marilyn!—this campaign marks a powerful reintroduction of the star to a new generation. It’s a vibrant reminder that Monroe was far more than just a pretty face—she was a fearless entrepreneur, cultural trailblazer, and global symbol of strength, style, and self-empowerment.

Each color in the collection reflects a facet of her dazzling persona and evolving style. Developed in collaboration with Pantone’s color experts, these shades are more than just pretty—they’re iconic:

• Pantone 14-1324 TCX Peach Bud – A delicate, soft peach that perfectly complements Marilyn’s glowing complexion.
• Pantone 18-1263 TCX High-Risk Red – A sultry, bold red channeling the irresistible allure of Monroe’s signature lips.
• Pantone 19-3911 TCX Black Beauty – A deep, velvety black exuding the timeless elegance and mystery she embodied.
• Pantone 11-4202 TCX Star White – A luminous white inspired by her red carpet radiance and glamorous spotlight moments.
• Pantone 17-1937 TCX Hot Pink – A punchy, playful pink capturing her cheeky charisma and joyful spirit.
• Pantone 20-0085 TPM Golden Touch – A rich, warm gold celebrating her lasting impact on film, fame, and femininity.
• Pantone 20-0077 TPM Dynasty Pink – A regal pink that reflects Marilyn’s role as an enduring icon of beauty, grace, and feminine power.

As the world prepares to celebrate the centennial of Marilyn Monroe’s birth, this bold and beautiful color palette is more than a tribute—it’s a celebration of her multidimensional legacy. Marilyn lives on—not just in film reels and photographs, but now in color, inspiring a new era to dream, dazzle, and define themselves just like she did.