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No White After Labor Day
Whoever first laid down this dictate obviously had not heard of winter white. There may be a brief period, in early fall, when we reach for darker, more somber colors (only because we're craving a moodier color palette after summer's barrage of pastels and brights), but winter weather's main squeeze? It's white, and so are a lot of adorable winter coats and chic seasonal separates. If anyone pulls
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No White After Labor Day
Whoever first laid down this dictate obviously had not heard of winter white. There may be a brief period, in early fall, when we reach for darker, more somber colors (only because we're craving a moodier color palette after summer's barrage of pastels and brights), but winter weather's main squeeze? It's white, and so are a lot of adorable winter coats and chic seasonal separates. If anyone pulls the "white after labor day" card just remind them, Bing wasn't "dreaming of a slushy gray Christmas."
See the new way to wear a white blazer.
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