The idea was that you were expressing mourning. Senning went on to explain that traditions have changed over the years, and not everybody wants to approach a funeral service in the same way. For instance, as Elaine Swann, founder of the Swann School of Protocol, told HuffPost, sometimes the family may ask everybody to wear a particular color, because it was the deceaseds color. You basically want to allow the family to set the tone for that sort of thing, Swann added
The 36-year-old, who is based in Sweden, later posted a photograph of herself on Twitter dressed in a bright green and silver dress captioned: This is Afghan culture & how we dress
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