It takes courage to wallk out all in white and I’m not talking about down the aisle.
Wearing anything in alabaster, chalk, pearl or snow requires careful handling and hawk-eyed scrutiny as it only takes a bit of wet grass or a drip of coffee to wreck the ensemble. Remember how Tony Curtis clad all in white in the film The Great Race emerged from a messy fight without a mark on him. Well, that doesn’t happen in real life, where all it takes is a dusty wall and suddenly you’re a marked woman.
As someone who wears white all year long (I love white winter coats) I’m always happy to see a flood of blanched clothing at this time of year when fashion says we should slip on an optic white dress for late night soirées and high wattage events.
White always looks so chic, crisp, elegant and timeless. It makes your skin look more tanned and keeps you cool on a hot day. And we do have the occasional tropical day.