Now we've hit December it's cold and frosty, the shops are playing Wham! and Mariah Carey and it feels perfectly fine to get excited about the festive season. Why not go all out with this amazing Trejos Platform Sandals from Aldo – there's nothing more you could ask for from a Christmas party shoe.
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Audrey newspaper cushion from F&F home at Tesco
Tesco isn't necessarily the first place you'd think of for home accessories but if you want a piece of cheap chic, check out the Audrey newspaper cushion from their F&F home range.
Sandra Dress by Pinup Couture
When it comes to the fashions of the 1940s and 50s, a truly striking silhouette is always key to making a lasting impression. Reproduction brand Pinup Couture rarely put a foot wrong, and their new Sandra Dress is no exception, with a knockout fifties shape.
The circle skirt is spared no expense, with plenty of fabric to create that expensive and genuine look of fifties originals. The plunging v at the neckline, combined with cute capped sleeves is effortlessly retro, without falling for the clichés. Finished with faux frog clips at the front, the contrasting black on green has a truly timeless elegance.
It's now available from Pinup Girl Clothing for $124.
Twentysevenpalms cushions
If you like your cushions on the kitsch and colourful side of things, check out the range from Twentysevenpalms cushions.
The cushions are made from fabric sourced from around the world and certainly won't blend quietly into your sofa. The 'glamour girls' collection features, for example, tropical pin-up girls or saucy '50s-style cowgirls. Their punk/tattoo collection is also worth a look if you're after something a little unusual.
A 45cm square cushion cover will set you back just £12.
You can find them at London's Portobello or Sunday Up-Market, or you can buy them online.
Deco-style dressing table from Alexander and Pearl
This dressing table from Alexander and Pearl isn't the first we've featured that takes inspiration from the Art Deco style and I'm sure it won't be the last. The period works really well for a piece of furniture that's meant to evoke glamour.
This piece certainly is glamorous, with its mirrored finish and curved shape. The mirror folds down flat, giving it a practical use as a table too when not required for make-up touch-ups. There are two concealed drawers too, perfect for stashing away beauty secrets.
The table costs £625 with the matching stool costing an additional £275.
Buy it online