Hillary Clinton
When the presidential hopeful made her concession speech to President Donald Trump, she addressed the country sporting the special color. As she explained of the choice in her memoir, What Happened, "The morning after the election, Bill and I both wore purple. It was a nod to bipartisanship (blue plus red equals purple)."
Prince
The late musical icon was synonymous with the shade, as acknowledged by the Pantone team. "Musical icons Prince, David Bowie, and Jimi Hendrix brought shades of Ultra Violet to the forefront of western pop culture as personal expressions of individuality," the website reads.
Willy Wonka
The chocolate factory owner sported ultra violet, one of the many shades in his colorful world.
Queen Elizabeth II
Among the many colorful ensembles the monarch has sported over the years, an ultra violet hat and coat has been one of them.

