By Elma B.
What is a timeless print that remains in season for spring and summer? Indeed: polka dots! In the 1950s and 1960s polka dots occupied dresses, skirts and blouses; they were considered and remain feminine. The craze seems to have continued to this day with polka dots; in fact, polka dot fabric can be seen on furniture, table settings, fashion pieces, accessories, including shoes and handbags, bathing suits and even manicures and pedicures.
Polka dots are one of my favorite patterns as they are fun, feminine, and simple. Also, the pattern is easy going and classic; I can wear polka dots on casual or glamorous occasions. Here are some photos to inspire you and give you ideas on the many ways you can wear polka dot patterns. What is your favorite piece you own that has polka dots? Xo.
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Me: Cotton Dress and Platforms in Polka Dots
(in the Midwest)
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| Polka Dots in the 1960s |
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| Polka Dots on the Beach |
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| Jessica Alba in Polka Dots |
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| Manicure with Polka Dots |
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| Glamorous in Polka Dots |
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| Barbie in Polka Dots |
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| Frieda Pinto in Polka Dots |
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| Chic in Polka Dots |
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| Kate Bosworth in Polka Dots |
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| Cotton Dress with Polka Dots |
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Me: Casual in Polka Dots and a White T-Shirt
(at Georgetown in Washington, D.C.) |
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