Zara launch black version of THAT polka dot dress – but you’ll have to wait to get your hands on it
IT'S been dubbed the "It" dress of summer 2019 - and now, Zara has released its sell-out polka dot midi dress in ANOTHER colour.
The high-street giant is now selling the £39.99 style in black - but you'll have to wait to get your hands on it.
Currently stocked on the Zara Australia site, the cult midi dress is now available in the reverse colour - black with white polka dots.
And while it currently isn't up for grabs in the UK, it's reported that the dress will be heading to British Zara stores pretty soon.
It features the exact same design, with a flattering frill hem, long sleeves and round neck.
Priced the same as the white version, the versatile midi dress is set to be hugely popular, with several sizes already selling out in Oz.
The original white style flew off the shelves after being released earlier this year, with the dress being particularly popular among fashion bloggers and influencers.
It has been spotted out and about so many times, it even has its own Instagram page, which posts sightings of the viral frock.
The account, described as a “safe place for *the dress*" was set up by stylist Faye Oakenfull in May, and has already amassed more than 20,000 followers.
Faye asks users to send in their submissions before she posts them on the account which now has hundreds of posts.
The dress has been such a hit, one person even got married in the spotty style.
Despite its popularity, the white version of the dress is still available to buy in all sizes on the Zara website.
Fingers crossed the new style arrives in the UK ASAP!
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