White After Labour Day Statement Or Faux Paus
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Wearing White After Labour Day: Fashion Statement or Faux Pas?
As Labour Day approaches, many wonder whether to stash away their summer whites. While traditionally marking the beginning of fall, wearing dark, heavy fabrics during a warm September day can be uncomfortable. Although white shirts and blouses are year-round staples, items like white shoes, jackets, skirts, and pants are typically reserved for spring and summer. However, fashion norms have evolved, offering more flexibility today.
Embracing White in Cooler Months
In recent years, designers have defied conventions by incorporating white into their fall and winter collections. The key lies in choosing the right textures and fabrics. Whites and pastels can be both stylish and cozy when made from heavier materials.
Transitioning Your Wardrobe
If it's too warm for wool but you're ready for darker hues, opt for lighter fabrics in shades like black, brown, and navy. As temperatures drop, gradually introduce heavier fabrics, evolving from breezy to snug.
Footwear: Striking the Balance
White sneakers are acceptable year-round, but white sandals are not. Transition with open-toed shoes, sling-backs, or mules in darker neutrals. As it becomes cooler or wetter, particularly on the West Coast, switch to boots and classic winter footwear styles.
Accessorizing for the Season
Accessories can signify the change of seasons. Swap summer's woven straw and jute accessories for those made from leather and metal, aligning with your fall clothing and shoe choices.
While some traditions endure, the shift into fall can be gradual rather than abrupt. Understanding post-Labour Day fashion allows you to choose whether to follow tradition or break away. Is it a fashion statement or a faux pas? Ultimately, it's a matter of personal style.
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