prints – sangwanankita

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This time I am gonna share two outfits in polka dots. Polka dots are now in rise in the trending prints and patterns. Polka dots can be worn by people of any age group. Do you agree, or not?

Polka dots are really cute, stylish and elegant. Polka dots are really trendy in dresses. Short ones or the long ones both looks amazingly beautiful in polka dots. Skirt in polka dots is trendy too.

Polka dots play an important role in vintage looks too.

These are the dresses that I have in polka dots. Those who follow me on Instagram must have seen these pics.

The polka dots in dresses is the oldest but still the latest trend.

I mentioned these polka dots in my post Different print and patterns.. Check that out if you haven’t.

How to style polka dots?

• One is of the biggest perks of polka dots is that these can be easily matched with other patterns.

• Polka dots in scarfs can make your look even better.

• Polka dots can work very well for an outfit for office, if you choose a top with polka dots and style that with a plain bottom.

• You can also style polka dots to get a perfect vintage look.

Share your views on polka dots. I would love to know what you think about it.

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Different types of prints and patterns.

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Well I have already written a while series on this one but that series was not enough. One of you guys asked to do a post on prints and patterns. So here I am with this one.

Firstly prints are divided on the basis of their size like

• Small: This is the one I like the most when it comes to the size of prints.

• Medium: Anybody can try this one on.

• Large: This is the print suits on the plus size people.

Something like this.

So click on names of the prints and patterns below in the series to view those whole post because that is in more detail than I could give in this one.

The polka dots: Everyone knows what polka dots are.

Self print: In this one the thread itself creates a pattern.

Cami: It’s a print inspired from soldier’s uniform.

Chevran: It looks like zig-zag lines. To define it the other way we can say, it consists of V and inverted V design.

Photoreal: When real photographs are printed on a piece of cloth, it’s called photoreal. We can guess that by it’s name.

Plaid: It’s similar to check print but the thickness of lines vary, which makes it different from check print.

Herringbone: It looks like chevron but it work is more fine than that. It looks like bones of a fish. This thing I read somewhere once. To me they are very carefully designed thin zig-zag lines.

There are a few more but I think it’s enough.

If you know about any other print then share in the comment section below.

Which print is your favourite?

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