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Lilac Mist Color Palette

A dreamy lilac palette with soft purple hues. Perfect for creative portfolios, beauty, and wellness brands.

Grape

HEX: #8e6aaf

RGB: rgb(142, 106, 175)

HSL: hsl(271, 30%, 55%)

Lilac

HEX: #a987c9

RGB: rgb(169, 135, 201)

HSL: hsl(271, 38%, 66%)

Lilac Mist

HEX: #c4a5de

RGB: rgb(196, 165, 222)

HSL: hsl(273, 46%, 76%)

Soft Lilac

HEX: #dcc6ee

RGB: rgb(220, 198, 238)

HSL: hsl(273, 54%, 85%)

Lavender Haze

HEX: #f0e5fa

RGB: rgb(240, 229, 250)

HSL: hsl(271, 68%, 94%)

CSS Variables

:root {
  --lilac-mist-1: #8e6aaf;
  --lilac-mist-2: #a987c9;
  --lilac-mist-3: #c4a5de;
  --lilac-mist-4: #dcc6ee;
  --lilac-mist-5: #f0e5fa;
}

Tailwind CSS Config

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  theme: {
    extend: {
      colors: {
        'lilac-mist': {
          '100': '#8e6aaf',
          '200': '#a987c9',
          '300': '#c4a5de',
          '400': '#dcc6ee',
          '500': '#f0e5fa',
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

Use Cases

Creative portfolios
Beauty brands
Wellness apps
Stationery design

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between lilac and lavender?
Lilac has more pink undertones while lavender leans more blue. Both are light purples, but lilac feels warmer and lavender feels cooler.
Can lilac work for technology brands?
Yes. Lilac and soft purples are increasingly used in tech, especially in AI and creative tools. They convey innovation while feeling approachable.