A Fashion Hoax Debunked - Once and for All! If you’re struggling with the old Rule of Law, it’s time to break free - YES! You can wear white after Labor Day.

1) A Brief History Lesson: Where this “rule” originated.

Though it's unclear who invented this "rule," it originated among the elite in 19th-century America, explains Amanda Hallay, the fashion historian behind The Ultimate Fashion History, a popular YouTube channel. "It was a snobbish way for the upper echelons to distinguish themselves from the burgeoning nouveau riche."

2. Why are we still asking if it's okay to wear the hue after Labor Day?

After doing a little research (see above), I also dove into the keyword phrase “why can't you wear white after labor day,” using Neil Patel’s Ubersuggest.

If you look at the screenshot, you can see the Search Volume for the keyword phrase increases during the month of September. Clearly, we all are asking ourselves the same question. In this post, I’ll debunk the silly fashion folklore with examples from my life to help you break away from this rule from a bygone era!

White Jeans & Pants

White pants serve as those clean, chic bottoms. Whether you’re wearing Current Elliott's Original Fling Jeans, or Moncler Grenoble - Sportivo Stirrup Ski Pants, white bottoms create some of the most exquisite outfits. When pairing other colors with white bottoms, I love to stay neutral or follow the direction of the season.

Equestrians and Whites

All year, equestrians wear white. We always wear them if we qualify for in the showjumping world is called, “a Classic.” For my non-equestrian friends, here is the definition:

Classic - A variation of any non-Grand Prix show jumping event that features increased prize money. Classics are usually held towards the end of a show week, mostly on Sundays —> .Learn More about "Classics" and other horse show terms