But where persons wear mourning for style and not for feeling, there is a need of fixed rules. Interestingly, Helena Rowes article, Family Fashions and Fancies: Mourning CostumesEnglish and French Styles, featured in Good Housekeeping, Volume 9 (1889), makes a note of the inability to lay down rules while laying down a rule at the same time: The London code prevails in New York in all these matters
Try dresses with interesting details around the shoulders or bust, like embellishments or bright colors
Ive owned my fair share of black dresses over my blogging lifetime (which is coming up on 11 yearsOMG!)
Also, please be sure to steer clear of skorts, denim skirts or dresses, sundresses, off-shoulder, one-shoulder, or sleeveless, and spaghetti-strap dresses , as they don't fit the business casual style