And it is almost impossible to watch TV and not see women wearing a dress with a polka dot design. Amazingly women have been continually wearing dresses with the polka dot designs since the middle ...

The divisive nature of polka dots dates back to the Middle Ages: In a time before sewing machines made equally spaced spots possible, people avoided the pattern like the not-so-metaphorical plague ...

Then, large amounts of information can be stored by printing grids of dots with multiple colors. For example, each row on a grid can be designed to encode an individual letter ... feature leads to the ...

And what could be more timeless than a trusty polka dot dress? Gaining popularity in the 19th and 20th centuries, polka-dot dresses soon became a womenswear wardrobe staple, seen on everyone from ...