How do you fancy taking tips off an icon? If you do, then The Little Book of Bettie: Taking a Page from the Queen of Pinups should be the book for you. Read more
The Little Book of Bettie: Taking a Page from the Queen of Pinups
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Dolly Gingham Maillot from Anthropologie
Retro ladies are nicely catered for in the swimsuit department, with plenty of reproductions of flattering old timey designs available.
Frog Clasp Gloves from Pinup Girl Clothing
For many of us, gloves are one of those few strictly practical accessories, rummaged out from the back of the wardrobe when the colder months set in. With the right pair, however, you can instantly transform an outfit to a high end retro glamour.
Gretta Top by Heartbreaker Fashion
Finding that killer vintage-look top you can pair with almost anything is often a near impossibility, with most retro design focusing on statement dresses or coats. Thankfully dedicated retro brands like Heartbreaker Fashion have the solution, the latest being this fifties style Gretta Top.
The Atomic Wiggle Dress from Miss Fortune
Polka dots and tattoo print are always classic choices for 50s-look outfits, but finding something a little bit out of the ordinary is always a rare treat. That's what makes this Atomic Wiggle Dress from retro brand Miss Fortune stand out from the crowd of reproduction dresses.
Sandra Dress by Pinup Couture
When it comes to the fashions of the 1940s and 50s, a truly striking silhouette is always key to making a lasting impression. Reproduction brand Pinup Couture rarely put a foot wrong, and their new Sandra Dress is no exception, with a knockout fifties shape.
The circle skirt is spared no expense, with plenty of fabric to create that expensive and genuine look of fifties originals. The plunging v at the neckline, combined with cute capped sleeves is effortlessly retro, without falling for the clichés. Finished with faux frog clips at the front, the contrasting black on green has a truly timeless elegance.
It's now available from Pinup Girl Clothing for $124.
