Color Palettes

Lost in Translation color palette

2003 · Directed by Sofia Coppola

Tokyo seen from a hotel window: bluish grays, pink and purple neon, and Charlotte’s pink wig at karaoke. A quiet, slightly melancholic palette.

Lost in Translation palettes

Hotel window
Karaoke night
Shibuya at night

Palettes created by paletadecolores.org from the look of the film. They are not official colors and we do not use images from the film.

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All the colors of Lost in Translation

Tap a color to copy its code. Next to it is the closest named color.

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How to use the colors of Lost in Translation

To make a design that feels like Lost in Translation, use one color as the background or main color (about 60%), a second one for blocks and large text (30%) and the boldest one only for details (10%). These palettes work for themed parties, invitations, video thumbnails, nails, home decor or your own photo edits.

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Color palettes: Lost in Translation color palette
Color palettes: Lost in Translation color palette

Frequently asked questions

What are the colors of Lost in Translation?

The most recognizable colors of Lost in Translation are #7D8FA0, #B8C4CE, #E8ECEF, #3E4A56. This page has three palettes inspired by the film with their HEX codes.

Are these the official colors of the film?

No. These palettes were created by us from the look of the film, for inspiration. For the exact colors of a scene, upload a screenshot to the movie color palette generator.