The classic, figure-hugging wiggle dress has never quite gone out of style in womenswear. When it's done well, it can be a great choice for retro lovers thanks to its status as something of a fashion chameleon.

This Jersey Turtleneck Dress by American Apparel is a truly versatile version of the dress, made from a cotton spandex material that perfectly hugs the figure. The turtleneck, long sleeves and above the knee hemline combine to make the silhouette perfect to dress up for looks from the 50s to the 80s, with equal flair.

It's available in a great range of colours from black to red, and everything between, for £25.

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You can get pin-up girl wallpaper or bedsheets: to complete the look how about these pin-up girl tile decorations from the Mrs Murphy Collection? 

The decorations feature the black outlines of perfectly poised retro-styled girls and are ready to stick onto your kitchen or bathroom tiles, depending on where in your home is most in need of a shot of glamour. They're apparently easily removable and come in packs of ten. Choose from three evocatively named colour options available, each featuring a different girl and in appropriately pastel shades. You can pick from a 'be my baby' blue, a 'Mrs Robinson pink' or finally a 'these boots were made for walkin' green. 

The Mrs Murphy Collection is the work of Malin Ehlin, a Swedish designer. With a bit of internet searching you can find some more of their range which also includes more pin-up covered objects and a retro tattooed themed line. 

These tile decorations cost £12 from the Sivletto website

Unlikely to be around for long, the Adidas Munchen trainers are back on the racks 30 years after their first appearance.

First seen in 1979 and pitched as a training shoe, it's been back in every decade since as a more casual bit of footwear. The latest version is exclusive to Size, offering up an upper in red suede with nylon mesh panels, serrated three stripe branding plus white laces and that distinctive sole.

Get them while you can, price is £59.99. See another image over the page.

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Had some money left to you? Won the Lottery? or just plain rich anyway? If either of those applies to you, check out this 1960s-designed modernist villa in the south of France.

Designed in 1961 by Claude Parent, one of France’s most revered modernist architects, it mixes raw concrete and glass walls for the structure, throwing in a stunning view of the French Riviera from its location at the summit of Cap d’Antibes. Yes, perfect for the jet setter in all of us.