Fashion's love affair with stripes has been a long-standing affair, but it's time to embrace the dots, argues Jess Cartner-Morley. The writer delves into the cultural significance of spots and stripes, exploring how they have evolved over time and how they reflect our current aesthetic preferences. With a touch of personal commentary, Cartner-Morley highlights the shift in fashion trends, where spots are now the new black, offering a playful and whimsical alternative to the once-dominant stripes. The article also touches on the historical context of spots and stripes, their symbolism, and how they have been interpreted by fashion icons and artists. It's a thought-provoking read that challenges the idea of choosing between competence and personality in fashion, suggesting that the modern wardrobe embraces the playful and the whimsical.
