What To Wear For St Patrick’s Day

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What To Wear For St Patrick’s Day? I got you covered! I have different styles from workwear, casual, and many more. But first, let us talk about the celebration itself and how it started.

St. Patrick’s day is a cultural and religious celebration by the Catholic Church that commemorates Saint Patrick and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. It is celebrated on the 17th of March the day St. Patrick died. In addition, it is celebrated with public parades and festivities. And also wearing green as the attire.

This falls on the lenten season when Catholics start restrictions on drinking alcohol and eating. But it is lifted on this day.

So why do we have to wear green on this day? It is customary to wear shamrocks, green clothing, or accessories. Moreover, it is believed that St. Patrick used a three-leaved plant to explain the Holy Trinity to Irish pagans.

Here in the United States even though it is not considered a legal Holiday, it is still widely observed throughout the country as a celebration of Irish American Culture. In fact, I remember that Chicago always dyes their river green on this day.

So now let me give you all the outfit inspirations for you to wear.

What To Wear For St Patrick’s Day

WORKWEAR 

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If you are at work and wanna look professional in suit, this outfit is for you then.

DRESS UP PARTY

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CASUAL PARTY

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PARTY ACCESSORIES

 

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For those who does not want to wear green outfit, here are some accessories for you!

Simply,

Christianne

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