The Rod Laver has been a regular for a Consortium makeover in the last 12 months, the last batch as recently as last September – but that's not stopped a further reissue early in 2010 – Adidas Consortium Rod Laver x UNDFTD trainers to be specific.
It's still the 1977 tennis shoe classic, only this time, the limited edition has a navy suede upper, sand leather detailing, 2 Pairs of contrast UNDFTD branded laces, along with Trefoil and Undefeated branding.
£79 will secure you a pair.
Seventies fashion can often divide opinion straight down the middle, with equal numbers of avid fans and people who'd rather forget it ever happened. If you're firmly in the first camp, modern designs don't come much more 70s inspired than this Mustard Streak Dress from M Missoni.
Using the decade's own original shape, the wrap dress, this piece is all about the print. In undeniably seventies shades of mustard yellow and chocolate brown, there's an edge of post-psychedelic influence. The dress is made from a jersey material which, along with the turtleneck, lends itself well to creating a seventies silhouette.
Available online from Bluefly, this dress costs $556.
Alien Workshop has teamed up with the Andy Warhol Foundation to produce these superb Andy Warhol x Alien Workshop skateboard decks.
The decks feature Warhol works from Warhol’s Death and Disaster Series and five decks featuring iconic Pop works, each design also featuring professional 'boarders sponsored by Alien Workshop as well as an image of Warhol himself and the Warhol signature.
Each board is sold in a custom-printed board box with packaging inspired by Warhol’s box sculptures from the 1960s, with sales kicking off in spring 2010 – prices to be confirmed.
Find out more at the Alien Workshop website
Via High Snobiety
Does an Art Deco-style coffee set by Nick Munro sound familiar? Well, that would be because we featured his Geo coffee set for John Lewis a little while back. That had the advantage of good looks and a high-street price but if you fancy a deluxe version with similar aesthetic, take a look at this cafetiere set he's designed for Linley.
The set contains a cafetiere, cream jug and a sugar bowl all made from sleek pewter. Rosewood handles complement the design. The whole set is presented on a rosewood tray.
As you may have guessed, this set doesn't come cheap at £975. However, it is a classic and should last you through many happy and stylish cups of coffee.
Buy it online
From Audrey screens and rugs to Marilyn room dividers to cushions, I've lost track of the number of products that utilize the glamour and popularity of Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. Here their style is applied to a very practical product: storage boxes.
Both boxes use one of each actresses' most iconic films for inspiration. In the case of Audrey, it's Breakfast at Tiffany's, while the Marilyn box uses images from The Seven Year Itch. So, even if what you put in them is dull, the outside will still look chic.
The boxes are self-assembly and come in two sizes: 32 x 40cm (width by depth) at £11 and 40 x 50cm for £13.
Buy them from The Holding Company
As big fans of the man himself, we just couldn't resist this I Love David Hockney t-shirt by Rose Blake.
Yes, there is the classic 60s-style Hockney in the striped top, glass and wild hair, hiding amongst many other much-loved objects. Available in sizes medium and large, you can pick one up for £20.
Also check out the website for a rather nice 'Driving With David' online comic featuring the man once more.
