When it comes to fashion magazines, Gazette du Bon Ton may not come to mind as quickly as quickly as Vogue or Harper's, but issues are highly sought after by connoisseurs of early twentieth-century couture. A selection of its stunning artwork is now available as prints from Easy Art, in partnership with the Courtauld Gallery.
These were around some years back, then subsequently disappeared from the racks. Thankfully, the Lego salt and pepper set is now back on the shelves.
Though the days of the traditional cafe seem to be threatened you can celebrate the attractions of a Full English with this Fry-up T-Shirt produced by Super Superficial and Culturelabel.
It seems like crafting is slowly taking over from baking as the hip thing to be doing right now – so these Hemingway Design vintage-style sewing bags at John Lewis will certainly find a market.
For an indepth insight into the British love affair with pop music spanning 70 years, pick up this definitive new book The History Of The NME.
