It’s almost Memorial Day, so congrats, you can wear white again—if you ever stopped. There’s an old fashion rule you’ve probably heard before: You should only wear white after Memorial Day and before Labor Day. It dates all the way back to the 1900s, and it’s a rule that people have a lot of strong feelings about today. Some people still follow it religiously, while a lot of others consider it done. But where does it even come from? Stick around for a little history lesson. (The Devil Wears Prada/20th Century Fox) As with many things that happened in the … Continue reading “Why Aren’t You ‘Supposed to’ Wear White Before Memorial Day?”
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