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Lace Jersey Dress from F&F at Tesco

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The 1980s fashion revival is still going strong from the catwalks to the high street, with the decade's signature combination of lace and leather still proving a hit. This Lace Jersey Dress from F&F at Tesco is an ideal way to get the look for pennies.

Reminiscent of 1980s Madonna, the black lace detailing on this dress is kept subtle at the neckline. The jersey fabric of the dress's body ensures a figure-skimming cut that recreates the body conscious silhouettes of the era with ease.

It's available from Tesco online or in bigger stores for £14.

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Gorgeously Glam Umbrella from Wysteria Lane

Brolly

The rainy season appears to be getting its hooks in, at least around RTG HQ, so a stylish umbrella is a very worthwhile investment at the moment. Thankfully, a good looking umbrella definitely doesn't have to cost much, with this Gorgeously Glam Umbrella from Wysteria Lane.

With the perfect balance between cutesy glam and practicality, the hook handled brolly has a burlesque-style ruffle at the rim in a striking fuschia pink. Chic black on the dome-shaped body ensures this umbrella is a timeless piece you can feel happy to use every day.

Get it online from Wysteria Lane for £13.99.

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Drink Me Necklace by MishaMakes

Drinkme

There are many Great British literary characters of all shapes and sizes, but there are arguably few that resonated so well with 1960s culture as Alice and her friends from Alice In Wonderland. Capturing an instantly recognisable piece of imagery from the story, this Drink Me Necklace from MishaMakes is a great little piece of retro jewellery.

The bottle is suspended from a long gold-look chain, with the pendant decorated by a small red rose made from a metallic material. Handmade by the seller on Folksy, you can even choose the length of chain that suits you best.

Get it online from MishaMakes Folksy page for £13.

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Woven Strap Sandals from New Look

Woven

It might feel like one of the longest Winters in a lifetime this year, but Spring is certain to roll around eventually. Until then we can all sate ourselves with looking forward to warm weather fashion like these Woven Strap Sandals from New Look.

The simple and chic pair have a late sixties/seventies retro feeling, thanks to the thick, low heel. The shade of brown leather has a real vintage-shop feel, along with the woven detailing at the vamp. An ideal day-shoe for a truly seventies look over many styles.

Get them online from New Look £16.

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Gypsy Temptress Dress from Hollywood Flame

Gypsy

Treading the line between sexy vampish style and a demure edge is one of the most important elements of convincing retro style. For a real fifties feeling, this Gypsy Temptress Dress from Hollywood Flame gets that balance just right.

Combining a pretty plaid upper and sleeves with a body-hugging wiggle dress, the silhouette is a great 50s look thanks to that high waistline. The knee-length hemline is finished with a fringe to create something a little unique, still in keeping with the gypsy style.

It's available online from Hollywood Flame for £57.50.

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Ribbon Trimmed Chambray Jacket by Ringspun

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A simple and light cropped jacket is the ideal choice of retro outerwear for the coming Spring season, giving a sixties feeling to any ensemble. This Ribbon Trimmed Chambray Jacket by Ringspun takes the cropped shape and adds some neat vintage look detailing.

The collarless shape has an instant sixties appeal, while the ribbon trim detailing adds sharp structural detailing. Finished with large brass-look buttons and a fabric bow for interest, the pale blue is a perfect touch of Mary Quant girlishness.

Get it now from ASOS for £85.

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