When that chill graces the air,
and the leaves start their change in life, it may be enticing and easy to pull
out those browns, blacks, grays, dark colors that one believes they are
supposed to wear during this season. On the contrary, white proves to be a
great color to wear year round.
The many shades of white blend
well with those heavy, rough fabrics of Fall, such as flannel, tweed, denim and
wool. They also make for a lighter look overall. Make sure you get lots of
chunky sweaters in different shades of white. And keep in mind that white goes
with anything.
I think the reason people are so
hung up on not wearing white after Labor Day is because in the past the fashion
capital of the United States were places such as New York, because during the
chilly Fall and those rough cold wet winters, it was much easier to just stick
those dark colors that didn't show dirt and wetness. But those days are long
gone. These days people are feeling a bit more natural and light in planning
their wardrobes, so as to not be weighed down. This is why several versions of
wearing white in those cold months come into play.
In addition to white, bring
out those other colors in your closet. Mix it up. Try a pair of Denim jeans
with a white shirt and chunky wheat colored sweater, for a big hit at a night
out with the girls, shopping or any other activity that doesn't require you to
dress to the nines.

White is the perfect canvas of
creativity and newness that designers can play with by adding color, texture
and style to rev up those boring dark Fall and Winter colors. So push that
darkness aside and get out there and work those whiter lighter colors and look
timelessly chic.



