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Why You Can Still Wear White After Labor Day.

So I’m Pretty Sure That You’ve Heard Or Read Somewhere That You Shouldn’t Wear White Before Memorial Day And After Labor Day But, Has Anyone Ever Given You A Reason Why Not???
Didn’t Think So.

Here’s The Most Common Explanation That I Found When I Researched This, It’s Weather!!!
Yes, Weather.

Looking At The Way Clothes Were Made In The Past, It Was Done In A Very Basic Manner, (They Didn’t Have All The Technology We Do Know), So As Time Changed So Did The Methods. So Blending And Dying Fabrics Became A Lot Easier. Since White And Light Colors Repel The Heat Instead Of Dark Ones, White Linens And Cottons Became The Fabric To Use Instead Of Heavy Wools For Garments During Those Hot Summer Months.
So There It Is, There Is No Reason Or No “Rules” That Say That You Cant Wear White During The Winter Months. So Go Stock Up And Fill Your Closest With Winter White And Transition All Your Spring/ Summer Clothes Into Your Fall Must Haves.

Here Are Some Options For You To Do With Your White Spring/ Summer Pieces To Transition Into Fall.

Do A Full Monochromatic Look Or Insert Bold Punches Of Colors. For Example; Pair Your White Dress With A Thin Black Belt Or Pair It Up With Some Black And White Heels Like These From White House/ Black Market.

And Guys, Want To Use That All White Suit You Bought For The White Party??? Break It Up And Use Them As Separates With Your Fall Pieces. Like This For Example; Pair Your Custom Suit Pants From Michael Andrews Bespoke With A Blueish-Gray Blazer And A Knitted Scarf For The Up-Coming Winter.

Your Possibilities Are Endless And Just Think, You Can Take Your Favorite Pre-Labor Day Outfit Way Into The Cold Winter Months With A Little Creativity.

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