po & aacute;. It was in the 1950s that the CL & Aacute; The moment of the time, full of hope, was proposed for the fun print, which emerged in the Dior, representing romanticism and femininity, and marked costumes of Hollywood stars such as Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn. Despite its success, little is known about how the Po & Aacute print actually came. The historical that inspires us; that it emerged inspired by polka, a musical style brought to the east European immigrants, who Dan & ccedil; they will be in circular formats and who would have large printed balls in their costumes, thus emerging the term polka dots, in English & ecirc; . With a super current rereading, the collection dots (points or balls), brings the tendency of monochrome prints, reflecting the desire of consumers for closts and timeless. The perfect combination of the pole; With white and black in pe & ccedil, the perfectly studded zirc & ocric; they promise to be a sales success in this beginning of the year and to be seen throughout all the seasons. >

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