Labour Day is coming fast. If you find yourself wondering whether to put away your summer whites, as past trends have dictated, youre not alone. Although Labour Day is considered the launch into fall, wearing dark colours in heavy fabrics on a sunny September day can feel a little uncomfortable. While white shirts and blouses have always been considered year around basics, white shoes, jackets, skirts, pants and outerwear are traditionally worn in the spring and summer months. In the past, these laws of fashion were rigid, however in recent years the rules have relaxed. If you are having trouble making the transition into fall you may want to consider the following:
Over the last few years, designers have been breaking the traditional rules in the world of fashion by introducing white into their fall and winter collections. This year is no exception. The secret is in the texture and fabric. Whites and pastels look fashionable and feel cozy during the cooler months when worn in heavier weight fabrics.
If the sun is shining and its too warm for wool, try wearing lighter weight fabrics in darker shades such as black, brown and navy to help ease the transition from...
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