Labor Day just passed us by not too
long ago.
It’s kind of one of my favorite holidays.
It’s kind of one of my favorite holidays.
I like it mostly because it signals
the end of the time when people are allowed to wear white.
Especially shoes and pants.
Anyone who knows me, knows how I
feel about white pants.
UGH.
Pair them with a nice blue jean vest
with nothing under it but a sports bra and you’re ready for any NASCAR or other
red-neck variety event.
Nothing screams, “I’m from the south!!!” like a good ol’ pair of white jeans or white shorts.
And if they're white jeans shorts - OMG!
White capris make more of a “I’m from the south but want people to think I have money” statement.
Nothing screams, “I’m from the south!!!” like a good ol’ pair of white jeans or white shorts.
And if they're white jeans shorts - OMG!
White capris make more of a “I’m from the south but want people to think I have money” statement.
If you live in a tropical or
sub-tropical climate, I am not opposed to white linen pants and/or shorts etc.
They are nice looking and practical – usually flowing, making nice summer lines.
Also, if you are a foreign drug
dealer then a nice linen pant suit is acceptable pretty much any time of year.
Everyone else needs to stop with the
white britches.
Please.
Please.
(the exception here is uniforms – if
you must then you must, right?)
White shoes are another story:
Golfing = yes
Sneakers = yes
Bobos = yes
Nursing = yes
Flip-flops = eh
Sandals = eh
Casual = possibly
Dress shoes = NO. NO. NO.
Unless you are a little girl wearing
an Easter dress, then NO to any sort of white dress flats.
White pumps are only to be worn by
brides.
And beauty pageant contestants.
THAT’S IT.
NO ONE ELSE
Labor Day also signals a cooling of temps
and the ever popular “sweatshirt” weather.
I’m okay with you wearing a
sweatshirt. (not with white pants or shorts, mind you)
Of course Labor Day also sadly means
the closing of pools;
The nearing end of ‘drinks on the
patio’ weather;
The beginning of football season;
The arrival of the Autumnal Equinox;
And let’s not forget that it also
means…
Winter is coming.
1 comment:
Nice post. Where are the rest? The people need more posts!
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