Top 4 Black and White Polka Dot Dresses

Our favourite retro pop pattern is back on the A/W 11 catwalks, in classic black and white polka dots. A new celeb favourite, this trend has been seen on the likes of Katy Perry, Alexa Chung and Kate Winslet as well as shimmying its way down the catwalk of Stella McCartney’s A/W 11 line. A versatile look which can be playful, elegant or sexy, why not check out our top 5 black and white polka dot dresses and jump on this latest trend which will see you right through till the new year.

French Connection Saturn Spot Dress

French Connection Saturn Spot Dress

Looking for an elegant formal shift dress but in a long lasting style? Look no further than this beautiful Saturn Spot Dress from those formal wear masters, French Connection. At £77, this classic shift dress style is elegant and sophisticated, a true staple with a polka dot pattern which never seems to go out of style. The empire line and ruche topped skirt create a flattering eye catching detail, making the most of the smallest part of your waist and keeping your tum looking trim. We love the modern take on the classic polka dot print with the uneven hand painted effect dots, a French Connection staple dress so effortlessly chic it can be accessorised in imaginative ways to keep it looking fresh. For sophisticated summer engagements let the dress take centre stage and keep it simple with towering nude stilettos, clutch bag and an amazing tan, or in winter brighten up a dull day by adding colourful tights and jewelled accessories, a versatile number which will keep you looking elegant for many seasons to come.

Available in sizes 6 – 16.

Oasis Spot Bow Dress

Oasis Spot Bow Dress

For something a bit less structured this Oasis Spot Bow Dress is spot on for the upcoming summer season. At £42, with its light and airy chiffon material and feminine easy shift style, this Oasis dress will keep you feeling cool, chic and just that little bit flirty. The understated polka dot print gives the traditional LBD a coy and subtle twist. Aesthetically the elasticised waist will flatter while the full draped skirt will have you twisting and twirling your way round that wedding reception dance floor in no time. However our favourite feature of this dress has to be the cute bow detail on each shoulder, this is one dress which doesn’t take itself too seriously, and feels so much better for it!

Available in sizes 6 – 16.

Topshop Black Polka Dot Chiffon Halter Dress

Topshop Black and White Polka Dot Chiffon Halterneck Dress

This Topshop Chiffon Halter Dress has just the right amount of old Hollywood glamour about it, so try this beaut for £50 and channel your inner screen siren. We think a great look for summer would be to accessorise this halter dress with a slick of matt red lipstick and a bright red flower adorning a signature vintage hairstyle. This chiffon dress will be flattering on a curvier figure with its ruche middle panel and plunging neckline while the halter neck style leaves your back elegantly bare. A sophisticated, fun and subtly sexy look, the perfect outfit for a summer wedding or garden party, so perfect those pin curls, practice your best Marilyn Monroe pout and get on board this retro trend.

Available in sizes 6 – 16.

boohoo.com Lesley 50s Style Polka Dot Print Cap Sleeve Detail Dress

50's style navy polka dot dress

For another retro inspired dress how about this stunning navy and white 50s Style Polka Dot Dress from boohoo.com? An absolute steal at just £18, this polka dot dress takes on the vintage 50s trend once again but gives it a modern twist with the mock t-shirt peeking out under the strapless dress. The cap sleeves and jersey material leave this dress feeling casual, for a great movie date outfit why not grab a pair of your favourite plimsolls and a denim jacket to keep in line with the young and fresh style. The ruche bust will be flattering on smaller chests and the full skater skirt keeps the overall appeal fun and flirty, perfect for idyllic summer first dates.

Available in sizes S/M and M/L.

So what do you ladies think of the reappearance of this playful trend? Will you go for the old school retro look, sophisticated in shift styles or keep it young and casual?

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