As the Labor Day holiday quickly turns into fall, one thing come to mind: It’s time to debunk one of the oldest fashion myths in the books. You can and totally should still wear your favorite ...

The "no white after Labor Day" rule can be attributed to its most basic purpose — that lighter fabrics are reserved for warmer months, whereas we start pulling out darker tones and thicker ...

Growing up, it was routine: Every Easter, you pulled out a new pair of white flats. Those were your Sunday shoes through spring and summer. Then came Labor Day. Time to switch to dark shoes only ...

Yes, you can wear white after Labor Day. In fact, it's highly recommended and very fashion-forward of you. ... White pants: "These can read the wrong season unless they're in a fall fabric.

It’s a familiar tale: You can’t wear white after Labor Day (unless you’re getting married, of course). The fashion "rule" reportedly dates back to the 19th century when it was created as a ...

While there are many fashion "rules," it all comes down to style and preference. One of the biggest rules is not wearing white after Labor Day, which is an outdated idea.

Ladies, you can also ignore white-after-Labor-Day rules and this Adidas Golf Jacket ($65) is a good place to start. It's got a textured stripe design in the fabric that gives the otherwise simple ...

In fact, winter white—from shoes and outerwear to knits and even white pants—is chicer than ever. Edward Berthelot // Getty Images White pants are still a go after Labor Day.

Wear white pants after Labor Day, wear an oversized T-shirt dress that drowns your figure, and wear all your favorite makeup all the time. Images: Getty Images; Courtesy Brands (2) ...

According to Boston-based stylist Erica Gattozzi, not wearing white after Labor Day is an arbitrary dress code that is ages old.“It was created to distinguish the old money elitist from the new ...