sweet william: spring trends a to z: d.

spring trends a to z: d.

d is for:

dots

sass & bide

luca luca

tory burch

where to buy now:

this is something that is pretty classic and is usually around. this time, though, the dots are not just polka dots, but may come in different sizes and even different shapes. as you can see from the runway looks, they are made up of different circular shapes in fun colors and textures. add a little or add a lot. fun, classic, and plays well with stripes.

all runway images from style.com.

2 comments:

AnonymousFebruary 7, 2012 at 12:02 PM
i usually find tory burch kind of irritating (like the rich bitch ladies who get pushy in the old port during the summertime), but that tiered polka dot maxi dress is giving me the BIGGEST BONER. i'm loving your a-z trends recap BTW.
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