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I have been thinking about things like this ever since I heard that the colour Puce was acclaimedly introduced into fashion by the French queen Marie-Antoinette. In modern day, can we really even see the real hue that M-A might have invented? Of course vegetable based dyes fade in the course of decades. So maybe Marie-Antoinette was really wearing magenta of which the brownish pink we see today is just a shadow.