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Houndstooth originated in Scotland in the 1800s , it was originally worn as an outer garment of woven wool cloth by shepherds. The pattern is still popular to this day in tweed and wool fabrics. It is a duotone pattern that is characterised by its abstract four-pointed shapes, most often in black and white. The pattern is usually used for coats and jackets, however it can also be found on dresses and skirts.
Whilst doing my research on Google on what are women actually looking for at the moment, my results are pretty amazing, but simple in the same time.
Even though it' s winter and houndstooth pattern is usually worn in the form of coats and jacket, due to the increasing volume of searches on houndstooth dresses, I decided my lens should be dedicated mostly to the preferences of the ladies.