As the Labor Day Holiday Weekend approaches it means the unofficial end of Summer.
Labor Day’s first celebration traces back to New York City in Union Square on September 5, 1882. Many countless City Worker’s Strike. The First State to declare the Holiday was Oregon, with Colorado, New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey to follow. Thus began the Holiday as the first Monday of September – Labor Day Holiday.
While many use this day as a holiday extended weekend, many cities honor workers by hosting parades, fireworks and barbecues. Of course, Labor Day for many means a day off from work. Also, for many this day marks the beginning of Fall with the return to schools for the beginning of their academic year. My Husband and I will be using the Labor Day Holiday as not only a day off from work, but to enjoy a long weekend getaway.
A question asked in Fashion for many, is can you wear White after Labor Day. White is meant to be worn all year-around and has been seen all over the runways. White comes in various shades, from ivory, winter-white to a bright white. I think white is especially clean and is especially fresh in the fall and winter months. Whether as an accent to your wardrobe, an accessory or head-to-toe white ensemble, I personally will be wearing this color year around. To find what shade of white works best for your skin tone and body type – have fun experimenting with this color. Every Woman and Man needs a White Shirt and White T-Shirts as this is an essential for every wardrobe. Find that best shade for you and accent it with some great accessories. Black, Gold and Silver Metallic can add some excitement to a white garment and give it that “Pop” I recommend you embrace the color “White” in your wardrobe and see how much warmer it makes you feel in those upcoming Winter Days. Happy Labor Day!
Happy Labor Day!
