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Categories / Women's Fashion

Goddess Skull Cameo Jewellery from Kitsch-tique

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While cameo jewellery remains a much-loved classic for a variety of vintage-inspired looks, there's always room for a twist on the classics. This Goddess Skull Cameo Jewellery from Kitsch-tique lends a cheeky gothic edge, resulting in pieces ideal for a rocker look.

The ring and necklace both feature the skull cameo, reminiscent of the rockabilly and psychobilly trends' darker take on vintage looks. With a little bit of kitschy, tiki style, these pieces add some welcome wit to timeless costume jewels.

The ring and necklace cost £8 and £10 respectively.

Find out more from the Kitsch-tique Boutique online

Categories / Women's Fashion

Katrina Paradise Dress from Heartbreaker Fashion

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With one of the keenest eyes for retro chic out there, Heartbreaker Fashion has become something of a favourite of ours. This Paradise Dress is the perfect example of why, with stunning vintage inspired looks, great construction and a reasonably affordable price tag.

Shown here in the Katrina print fabric, the dress has an irresistible 50s pin-up vibe, combining a Hollywood glamour with Hawaiin take on exotica. The result is a dress that clings that curves to create a bombshell silhouette, while the sarong ties at the waist and shoulder mean this is a lot easier to wear than it looks.

Get it now from Heartbreaker Fashion online for $90.

Find out more from the website

Categories / Art and Photography

Shag’s The Drunken Cleric print with matching tiki mugs goes on sale

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Here's an interesting new release from Josh Agle, aka Shag – The Drunken Cleric print and some matching tiki mugs.

This Planet Of The Apes-inspired print is a 15-colour serigraph, sized at 19 x 28.5 inches, signed and numbered and limited to just 200. But that's not all – you also get the Monku Mug and the Apohu Mug, certain to be sought after in years to come.

The entire package is available now, priced at $295.

Find out more at the Shagmart website

Categories / Food and Drink, Homeware

Large Tiki Mugs at Notorious Kitsch

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The sun is out, the sky is blue and it looks like a warm weekend ahead. So the perfect time to invest in these large Tiki Mugs.

Yes, ideal for swigging exotic drinks round the barbecue, each of the four mugs in the set stand around 14cm high and in a different colour, holding a long drink and throwing out some hip 50s/60s vibes. If you can't think of anything to put in them, check out these Tiki drink recipe cards we featured last month.

You can pick up the set right now, priced at £20.

Find out more at the Notorious Kitsch website

Categories / Design and Interiors

Etoile Home’s 50s-inspired Dorothy, Betty and Tiki rugs

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Etoile rugs

Etoile Home have just introduced the Dorothy, Betty and Tiki rugs, inspired by 1950s patterns. 

Produced in collaboration with Rug Designers, the rugs all feature bold patterns, evident in the leaf design of Betty, shown on the left hand side of the image and in the florals of the Tiki and the Dorothy design, shown on the right. The rugs come in various colour combinations and are all hand-made from 100% wool. 

The patterns get their distinctive names after the aunts of Etoile Home's founder, Shani Beadle. You'll be seeing more of these ladies over the coming months as the prints will be rolled out on other products.

Prices start at £680 for the Tiki rug and £699 for the Betty and Dorothy rugs. 

Buy them online

Categories / Design and Interiors, Food and Drink

Tiki drink recipe cards from Sivletto

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Sivletto cards

Add some swing to a soiree with these Tiki drink recipe cards from Sivletto. 

The cards feature 24 recipes for creating delicious (or lethal) sounding cocktails in your own home, including the likes of the Denby Daiquiri which was created in the 1950s at the Mai-Kai hotel. If this isn't enough to entice you to indulge, they've also asked twelve artists, each with a suitably retro flavour, to illustrate the cards. The likes of Pekka Wizzz, Doug Horne and Lord Dunsby have all obliged meaning you'll come out of the deal with something nice to look at, as well as a likely hangover. 

The original designs were on display at the Sivletto store in Stockholm but you can buy these reproductions for just £16 from their website. 

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