Spring and Summer 2011 dot plot

Lead: The dot pattern Polkadots will be very popular in the spring and summer of next year. The trend of its realization is very obvious. From last year, many design masters began to use this element in their RUNWAY clothing, like D&G, Gucci and so on.

The dot pattern Polka dots will be very popular in spring and summer next year, and the trend of its realization is very obvious. From last year, many design masters began to use this element in their RUNWAY clothing, like D&G, Gucci and so on. This year's RUNWAY is even more obvious. Even at this year's autumn and winter RUNWAY, D&G uses a lot of garden fabrics and on the holiday series of next year, Macr Jacobs and some other designers are also on the polka dot. Make a fuss.

For a popular trend, market acceptance will take some time.

The dot POLKA DOT first appeared in dance performers' costumes. Polka was a very popular dance in Europe in the 19th century. It has been basically extinct, but this pattern has been popular until now, it seems that it has never disappeared, but it is sometimes compared. Hot, sometimes lighter, below is the polka dot pattern popular clothes of different eras of the 20th century

The dot pattern gives the impression of being cute and naughty, but it is still a woman. The reason why this popular pattern is promoted is that I believe most people pursue the VINTAGE mentality and hope that they will be different.

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