Green is the colour people talk themselves out of and then immediately regret. Add polka dots and the hesitation doubles, which is exactly why this edit exists. Done badly, this combination reads as an afterthought. Done well, it has a personality and a confidence that very few prints can match. The dots give the green somewhere to go. The green stops the dots from feeling juvenile. They earn each other.

What we were looking for here were dresses where the print felt intentional rather than convenient. Where the scale of the dot suited the cut. Where the shade of green had actually been chosen rather than defaulted to. Olive, sage, forest, bottle, bright. Each one asks something different of the dots sitting on top of it.

These are dresses that photograph brilliantly and look just as good in real life. Wear them to a summer occasion where you want to be remembered, or to a dinner where you are tired of reaching for black. This is a combination that rewards the people brave enough to commit to it properly.