This vintage lunch-box sized Thermos shows a much older and more sophisticated Barbie to the one we’re used to, with the cropped, coiffured hair, petticoat and pearls typical of early 1960s US fashion.

British illustrator Rory Crichton has created a charming hand-sketched design of Radley’s trademark Scottie dog logo for a spring/summer collection of 22 accessories including shoulder bags, shoppers and luggage.

Royal College of Art graduate Karen Mabon’s hand-drawn, digitally-printed silk scarves deserve to be framed and displayed as a piece or art as much as tied around your neck.

First there was Topshop, then John Lewis and now legendary print designer Celia Birtwell has added Uniqlo to her growing list of high street collaborators.

Yellow is a key colour for spring/summer 2013 and Orla Kiely and Italian indie designer Vivetta have created Sixties-style swing coats in the bold hue, adding fun finishing touches with playful buttons.

Inspired by traditional Indian patterns – made popular when our rock heroes travelled east in the late ’60s and early ’70s – the classic boho print is back with a vengeance this season.

Cath Kidston’s spring/summer 13 stream train print offers a happy update to classic styles, including the brand’s trademark oilcloth bags, fine knits and Fifties-inspired day dress.

A stylist way to get in shape for the new year – these pastel and leopard print lace-up roller skates are the ultimate in hipster cool. If you’re in need of some inspiration, check out the Brighton Rockers.

Meadham Kirchoff’s designs are not for the fainthearted. So we were pleasantly surprised to discover this super-cute and very wearable jumper featuring vintage-style sketches of little girls…

Award-winning children’s lifestyle brand Belle & Boo’s printed fabrics are perfect for anything from homemade cushion to bunting projects, bringing new life to children’s rooms.

These rounded wayfarer frames bring 60s style to any outfit, drawing on that classic Mod look that never goes out of fashion. The sunglasses are perfect for keeping bright winter glare from ruining eyeliner.

Celebrating the 25 anniversary of Where’s Wally?, Zatchels has launched a limited edition collection of three printed leather satchels. They’re only available until September 30, so be quick!

Influenced by this season’s hottest era inspiration, Monki’s statement shirts channel definitive styles from the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s. Go for preppy mustard polka dots, fun colourful spots or flirty kisses.

This deco-inspired necklace would work equally well with summer festival and Christmas party looks. With a hint of the House of Harlow about it, channel Nicole Richie’s boho look.

Queen Edgina Designs takes inspiration from vintage fabrics to create contemporary artwork. “The process involves layering photographs with unique vintage textiles to create a distinctive image” says founder Sascha Edgina Hurrell.