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The Labor Day is just around the corner. The function on holiday paper, of course, is to honor the men and women whose labuse wins the world. It also marks the unofficial end of the summer and the beginning of the school. But for the fashion category, even these days of SO - three have a tertiary sense: the official date after which it is no longer appropriate to wear white. Jeans, sneakers, casual shirts - wearing white after the workstation is a sure way to trouble with the fashion police.

Yes, that's probably morefashionable these days toBreak the rules of style than to obey them. And yet, this rule is untouchable. As "do not mix your leathers" and "make sure your socks match", "" do not wear white after the work party "is part of the Sartorial Scripture. (Being right, thereare Exceptions: Buttons buttons, T-shirts, knitwear. But, for the most part, if you are not sure what is and is not allowed, it is the surest to yield clearly.)

In the coming weeks you can bet to hear someone or another phrase accusatorate. But before letting someone get up on their high horse without reason, you should learnWhy "Do not wear white after the work festival" become one of the fashion commands in the first place - and why it could no longer make sense to follow the rule with a t-shirt.

"White is a very formal color," says Patrick Kenger, personal image consultant toSwivel image. Because of the expense needed to keep it clean - and to prevent shading into a little recommended cream color - a white uniform generally indicated that the wearer was a leisure person. Thus, roughly the day of work was introduced in America during the 1890s, White was a favorite of the rich new England, which would focus on summer stays to stay cool. (Crucial, in the days preceding the tank tops and t-shirts, the choice of color and fabric was pretty much all that distinguishes a winter outfit of a summer.)

After the day of work, however, when it has come to the height of the high society, the northeast industrial cities covered with soot, where they made their lives, White would no longer be a practical option for daily tasks . Instead, wealth will exchange white sheets for darker colors and tissues to "mark the end of summer with an attitude" back to work "." Although the exorbitant cleaning fee required by the urban environment to keep white whites could be soothed, the color switch marked a change of state of mind. By passing in the darker and darkening shades of the worker, the holders sought to point out that, despite appearances, life is not all leisure, it was only the summer months.

If it was not already clear, Kenger said, it's a "rule dated people do not need it anymore".

Nevertheless, it is important to keep in mind that, as the gentlemen and women of yesteryear, "You do not want to dress up as if you are suspended in these summer months." So do not hesitate to wear white or not! But the next time someone is hanging up on your lack of hue, it's just telling them that you avoid that "the attitude" back to work ". Surely, they will understand.