Fashion: Spotted. Polka Dot OOTD Style Post

Polka Dot Dress ASOS

Flicking through Madame Magazine for the latest Spring/Summer 2014 trends recently, I've discovered that one of my favourite styles is still en vogue this year: Polka Dots.

This timeless pattern started to conquer the fashion world in the 50’s and had its big revival around 2008/2009. Michael Kors used an amazing dress for his catwalk show at London Fashion Week and I immediately thought it’s about time to get my dress back out. I’ve got a blue, strapless dress from ASOS in my wardrobe and  wore it today.

I love to style my ASOS Polka Dot with brown or red accessories. Blue dresses combined with a white or red cardigan give the outfit a maritime touch. Polka Dot dresses are so versatile when it comes to styling, clearly a classic and timeless wardrobe essential!

I’m wearing:

Sunglasses : Warehouse (summer season 2013 SALE £14)
Necklace: Miss Selfridge (summer season 2013 SALE £2.50)
Dress: ASOS (spring season 2012 £30)
Satchel: Miss Selfridge (summer season 2013 SALE £10)
Flip Flops: New Look (spring season 2006 £16)

Thank you so much for checking out today's ootd post. Hope you've enjoyed my polka dot dress.

Till next time,

xx Caz xx

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I'm really sorry this OOTD post only has one picture. During my blog move in April 2015, I've lost some of my pictures and unfortunately this post suffered from it. 

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