Mod style fashion for the girls that isn’t either vintage or, well, a dress, is a bit of a struggle to locate at times. EC Star keep coming up with the goods with their continuing designs, including this Varoom jacket.

In a yellow stretch denim, it’s not what you’d expect, but the looks have it all sewn up. A nehru collar, slim fit and slightly belled 3/4 length sleeves give this a sleek mod-inspired cut that’s perfectly complimented by the almost scooter-girl feel.

It’s available from Pin Up Girl Boutique for $96.

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Oasis have been channeling vintage inspiration in their main designs for a number of seasons now, but with often questionable degrees of success. It seems a smart move, then, to go all out with their New Vintage range, consisting of updated and/or reproduced vintage finds.

Taking inspiration from the twenties and thirties with their jewellery and a handful of drop waist dresses, they’ve tapped into a growing trend for pre-war styles with flair. Less enamouring, though, are some of the 70s inspired pieces, which are a bit on the lacklustre side.

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If you’ve got the urge to buy a very sensible coat that goes with everything, but don’t need yet another black wool number, grey is a great, safe option. This Charles Anastase coat has great looks and is wearable with almost every outfit.

The Peter Pan collar and high double breasted buttons give this a dolly-ish 60s look, but the sharp grey wool rescues it from looking cutesie. With riding coat style black accents on the pockets and back, this coat has classic written all over it.

Unfortunately, it’s by no means a bargain style, at £1028 from Matches Fashion.

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