The Marie Antoinette style is a style of architecture and decoration that became popular in France during the reign of Marie Antoinette. The style is characterized by its use of light colors, its ornate and often excessive decoration, and its overall Rococo aesthetic. The style was heavily criticized by many during Marie Antoinette's reign, and its popularity declined sharply after the French Revolution. However, the style has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years, partly due to its association with the French Queen.