Once upon a time, spotted prints went by a host of other names. Slate’s Jude Stewart provides an overview: in the 19th century, “Dotted-Swiss referred to raised dots on transparent tulle,” and in France, “quinconce described the diagonal arrangement of dots seen on the 5-side of dice.” Meanwhile, “[t]he large coin-sized dots on fabric, called Thalertupfen in German, got their name from Thaler, the currency of German-speaking Europe until the late 1800s.”
The word “polka” itself derives from the Polish for “Polish woman”—in Czech, it translates to “little woman or girl.” Polka dots are inherently diminutive, automatically feminine. Today, when we wear them, we inherit their complicated legacy from the women that have worn them before us—women who have negotiated the shifting realm of trying to rock a dot and be taken seriously at the same time.
The concept of Polka-Dot also made a statement on the fashion world of two famous cartoon characters of Disney World that is ” Mickey and Minnie Mouse” They used to dress in polka-do skirts. bows and shorts having color combination of “red and black
Since then many styles, trends, prints have beed designed out of the print, ofcos Hijab are “in” too. Designers get inspired and they struck with idea of using this polka-dots in different outfits but with advancement in fashion and trends the popularity of polka-dots reach at its peak and trend of polka-dots got great variation not only in color schemes but in also size of dots. Different stylish outfits, amazing cardigans, skirts and Hijabs are designed with Polka-Dots that re greatly appreciated by ladies.
Now scarves of different stuffs, styles are available in unique combination of colorful polka-dots but still “black and red”, “red and white” and “red and black” combinations are included in recent and latest fashion trend, So here are some “Polka Dot Trend Hijab Style”
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