For Literally Anything Else Brunch, errands, a Target run, a casual weddingyou name it, theres an A-line dress for it
As the express wagons and railroads made it more possible to transport goods in the mid-19th century, the oyster market was able to expand and set off a national oyster addiction
Story highlights During the holidays, "festive attire" is subjective: Find out what the party host means Festive is fun, but you can make it appropriate for many party situations by paring down "Ugly" sweaters from the 1980s and '90s have made a (mostly) ironic, festive comeback There, glaring in red and green at the bottom of the holiday party Evite, lurks the seasons most vague directive: Dress festively. Even Lizzie Post, the co-author Emily Posts Etiquette, 18th Edition and great-great-granddaughter of American manners doyenne Emily Post, doesnt know what that means
The result is a guide that moves between the iconic and the quietly under-the-radar