Jo Good reveals the fifties fashion trends that are making a comeback!
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£39.50, M&S
£18, New Look
Gold Tone Interlinked Hoop Doorknocker Earrings £6.99, New Look
JADE:
Medallion Printed Satin Scarf £8, TU @ Sainsbury's
The Edit Knit Vest £20, Primark
The Edit High Waisted Midi Skirt £20, Primark
Beige Raffia Mini Tote Cross Body Bag £26, River Island
Beige Faux Suede Slingback Buckle Court Heels £42, River Island
Cream and Gold Stud Earrings £19, Betty and Biddy
2pk Wrist Cuffs £4, Primark
LEE:
Regular Fit Cotton Rich Textured Shirt £35, M&S Regular Fit Suit trousers £44.99, H&M
ASOS DESIGN loafers in burgundy and white leather £45, ASOS
Vintage-Effect leather belt £35.99, Zara
Square Framed sunglasses £1.50, Primark
JO'S LOOK:
White Tie Front Short Sleeve Shirt £42, Next Red/White Gingham Authentic Denim Cropped Capri Jeans £36, NextShoes£35.99, Mango (available in-store)
Oversized Disc Earrings £14, M&S
Tomato Placement Satin Square Scarf £11, Next
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