Five ways to jump on the polka dot trend this spring with buys starting from £20

Polka dots are trending again, shop the best high street buys (Image:Mirror)Five ways to jump on the polka dot trend this spring with buys starting from £20From a subtle spotty blouse to a totally dotty mid dress, polka-dots are back this spring – here’s how to style themByHarriet CurzonGrace SalmonLifestyle Content Creator08:00, 19 Apr 2026|commentsPolka dots are making a resurgence as this season’s print. They were popularised by Dior’s “New Look” in 1947, and we have had a soft spot for the dots ever since. They have appeared in Milan’s streets and runways during fashion week and have been a staple in Kate Middleton’s wardrobe for years. They remain a royal classic as Harriet Sperling was spotted wearing a cornflower blue dotty co-ord on Easter Sunday. Brands like Nobody’s Child and Ghospell are part of a fresh reimagining of this timeless print this spring – everything from classic black and white spots on co-ords to chunky dots on fitted dresses. But no matter the item, they always seem to find the balance between chic and elegant, and feminine and playful. Here are our top six looks for incorporating the print as you transition to a spring wardrobe. 1 of 5GhospellThis monochrome jacket and skirt co-ord from Ghospell is effortlessly chic. The bubble-hemmed jacket and the slick skirt silhouette can complement one another, or pair with a basic and let each piece stand alone. SHOP THE LOOK: Spira Polka Dot Jacket, £110 here, and Spira Polka Dot Skirt, £59 here (Image:Ghospell)2 of 5MonsoonThis midi dress from Monsoon finds the sweet spot between vintage charm and trendsetting. With its statement lace collar, rich chocolate brown colour and fitted bodice, this dress promises to please. SHOP THE LOOK: Paris Polka Dot Jersey Midi Dress, £75 here (Image:Monsoon)3 of 5Nobody's Child This bubble gum dress has chunky burgundy dots, and the bandeau silhouette is flattering and flirty. You can wear it strappy or strapless, and it’s got pockets – need we s...