Lovers of classic record labels will surely appreciate the Decca Records cushion range by Michelle Mason, which includes the design above and a selection of other classic releases.
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Decca cushion from Michelle Mason
We've previously featured lots of Michelle Mason's retro-styled designs. She's now collaborated with the legendary record label Decca to produce a range of products, including this Decca cushion.
The Best of Jazz Poster
I’ll admit that my knowledge of jazz is scant, but I still rather like this Best of Jazz Poster from the V&A Shop.
Viktor & Rolf Farley Jazz Shoes
If you've ever fancied yourself as a toe-tapping Fred Astaire doing Puttin' on the Ritz then you should probably check out these Farley Jazz Shoes from Victor & Rolf.
Crafted in Italy, the shoes have a classic black and white brogue look, but a lighter leather sole and cotton mesh upper perfect for warmer weather. A great summer shoe for adding a masculine retro edge to floaty skirts and floral prints – and breaking into a spot of fancy footwork if the mood strikes.
The shoes cost £335 and you can buy them from Selfridges.
Uniqlo x Blue Note Records t-shirt range
Modern-day fashion retailer Uniqlo has teamed up with an iconic, old school jazz label, producing the Uniqlo x Blue Note Records t-shirt range.
Uniqlo has teamed up with Blue Note for a range of shirts based on its classic album sleeves or the fonts used on the sleeves.Dexter Gordon's Go and Joe Henderson's In 'N Out are above, but check out the uniqlo site for the full 21 t-shirts in the range, most of which are available in various colours and all of which are made of 100 per cent cotton.
When the weather turns hot, stay looking cool for a fairly modest outlay. Each one retails for just £12.99.
Find out more at the Uniqlo website
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Jazz bed linen from Linea at House of Fraser
If you called your design 'Jazz', you're expecting something eye-catching and that's the case with this Jazz bed linen by Linea, available at House of Fraser.
It's certainly colourful, with its use of pink, and the lines of its pattern could well be explained by a Jazz Age influence. However, it's also reminiscent of the 1960s Lucienne Day bed linen we featured earlier in the month and the Op-Art style lines of this design could suggest a sixties influence too. Whatever era you attribute its influence to, it's an undeniably eye-catching pattern.
Prices start at £10 for a pillowcase and £35 for a single duvet cover.
Buy it online
