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Stripes vs. Polka dots
Written by Vanessa Zaree
With the avalanche of fashion shows the last two weeks, we’re finding it hard to think of anything other than what we’ll be loving in a few months time. However, we thought it would be good to come back to the present and take a look at what we want right now.
One of our main Spring dilemmas is being spoilt for choice on LynkU when it comes to two classic patterns: should we go for stripes or polka dots? When thinking of stripes the first thing that pops into our heads is the Breton look: so chic, so Coco. There’s something about a striped top that simply works – there are plenty of muses to this ongoing trend, from Chanel’s founder probably being a pioneer to sixties It Girl Jane Birkin making it effortlessly sexy. But stripes come in all shapes and sizes – and they look great on scarves and shoes. So we think it’s best to give all these charming varieties a go.
Polka dots also have envious fashion credentials. With a strong retro feel, girls with a love for all things pin-up related should love them. Marilyn Monroe and Bettie Page are the ladies to mention when it comes to polka dot muses – no one better represents fifties kitsch. Red and white is undeniably the ultimate polka dot combo, but we’re also fans of black and white – and naturally we’re always open to suggestions. If you’re unconvinced by polka dots on clothes, we think mugs might just be your cup of tea.
Still can’t decide if you’re more inclined towards the elegance of stripes or the fun of polka dots? We feel liking both is the best answer – find your favourite pieces on LynkU.
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