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Weather
What to wear in 50 degree weather
50°F can feel like spring in the sun and like late fall in the wind. How to match the jacket to the day, what to wear under it, and outfits for men and women.

Weather
What to wear in 60 degree weather
60°F is warm in the sun and cool in the shade. How to dress for it with one removable layer, which shoes work, and outfits for men and women.

Weather
What to wear in 70 degree weather
70°F sounds perfect until the sun, humidity or office air conditioning get involved. Fabrics, shoes and outfits for men and women that stay comfortable.

Weather
What to wear in 80 degree weather
At 80°F summer clothes take over, but work, humidity and cold air conditioning still shape the outfit. Fabrics, fits, shoes and outfits for men and women.

Weather
What to wear in 90 degree weather
At 90°F clothing is part of staying safe. Loose fabrics, when to cover up, what to wear to work and outdoors, and the signs that heat is getting to you.

Weather
What to wear in Hawaii, from beach to summit
What to wear in Hawaii for beaches, dinners, luaus and cold volcano summits, with the weather by season, local dress customs and sunscreen rules to know.

Weather
What to wear in the rain, warm or cold
What to wear in the rain to work, on a warm summer day or a cold spring one: choosing a raincoat, pants and shoes that cope with puddles, and outfits that stay dry.

Weather
What to wear in the snow, from city streets to slopes
What to wear in the snow for a city commute, a day of sledding or a first ski trip: warm layers that stay dry, the right boots, and what to do without snow pants.
Weather
Winter outfits: warm, current looks for every plan
Winter outfits for class, work, weekends, dates and winter weddings, built on the three layer rule, with temperature bands in °F and °C and looks for women and men.

At the table
Formal table setting: how to set a formal dinner table
How to set a formal table: cutlery from the outside in, glasses in order of use, the bread plate, dessert cutlery and place cards, following Emily Post.

At the table
How to hold a wine glass, and other small table habits
How to hold a wine glass by the stem and why, how to toast, and how to hold a fork and knife in the American and Continental styles, with where to rest them.

At the table
How to set a table: the basic place setting
How to set a table for everyday meals and for dinner: where the plate, fork, knife, spoon, glass and napkin go, and how to read a setting as a guest.