Nowadays, since Labor Day has come to signal the end of summer, some have just taken that old tradition and reimagined it to mean it's time to switch out lighter fabrics and white hues with thicker ...

While more and more people didn’t care what the calendar said when it came to wearing white, the social norm eventually evolved into a “no white shoes after Labor Day,” Buzz Feed reported.

Not wearing white after Labor Day is still considered a social and fashion norm. It has its roots in 19th century classism, and came about as a way for the wealthy to distinguish themselves from ...

Yes, you can wear white after Labor Day. The rule for colors worn after Labor Day is not serious at all. It was used as a way to establish those who did manual work over office work.

Not wearing white after Labor Day is still considered a social and fashion norm. It has its roots in 19th century classism, and came about as a way for the wealthy to distinguish themselves from ...

Wearing white after Labor Day is not a sign of disrespect, despite what people might fear. The rule has been ignored by many over the years, either because it's too hot to switch to dark clothes ...

The number one rule of wearing white after Labor Day is to have fun with it! You look your best when you wear what makes you happy—that's The Pioneer Woman way!

Labor Day is Monday, Sept. 5, and not only does it mark the unofficial start of pumpkin spice season, it also triggers a mass wardrobe change among many, which includes stashing white clothing for ...

But why shouldn’t we wear white after Labor Day? There are a couple of theories as to why the fashion rule was adopted. The Farmers’ Almanac said it was practical because of the weather. When ...