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Fashion-forward men seeking smart menswear have long looked to OD’s Designer Clothing Shop online for fashion-conscious choices from everyone from Ed Hardy to Armani. OD’s provides the best selections from Italian designer, Antony Morato including: Antony Morato shirts, Antony Morato polo shirts, Antony Morato jumpers, and Antony Morato knitwear.
Antony Morato Clothing Jersey options in sleek, simple earthtones, greys, and black are the perfect comfortable, yet stylish options for men. Antony Morato shirts, Antony Morato polo shirts, and Antony Morato jumpers offer simple designs that convey style and panache without frills using dichromatic colour schemes with a simple base tone and accent colour on the collar, buttons, and cuffs, making them match with anything in your existing wardrobe. For a more daring integration of the dichromatic colour scheme, try one of his designs that reflect the accent colour in the buttons, zipper, and piping. Whether you pair Antony Morato knitwear with your favourite designer jeans or a pair of slacks, his designs are appropriate for both streetwear and the office. The simplicity of the colours and weight of his fabrics make them perfect to layer, achieving the ultimate layering look, combining a few of his designs or incorporating one of his pieces as the focal point to a layered look. You can dress Antony Morato clothing jersey down with a funky grommet or punk belt or dress it up with a sleek black leather designer belt. His focus on tops makes adding pieces from Antony Morato’s line a simple wardrobe upgrade, giving a fresh take on your existing wardrobe and slacks.
While his designs are simple, the quality of his designs, construction, and fabric make it evident why he has formed a cult-following around his label. Although his designs have a youthful focus, their tasteful timelessness makes his clothing appropriate for men of all ages. The designs of Antony Morato are the very epitome of “smart casual,” easily transitioning from daywear to the club and making you the most fashionable man wherever you go. With simple but recognizable designs and colour schemes he has quickly established himself as a hallmark of good taste and staple of the fashion conscious and well-dressed man.

In the world of online niche shopping, Pinup Girl Clothing has made a name for itself as the leader in retro and rockabilly fashion. Founded in 1996 by Laura Byrnes, Pinup Girl Clothing has gone from a one woman operation run out of a third bedroom to become the leading online destination for retro and rockabilly clothing.
Laura, a swing dancer, collector of Vargas Pinup Girl illustrations, lounge lizard, frequenter of underground Los Angeles bars, and prolific photographer of the LA music and retro scene, got fed up with the constrictive nature of the magazine photography world (her old-school punk rock attitude and general disrespect for authority certanly didn’t help either) and decided to pursue her lifelong interest in pinup style: 50’s fashion, rockabilly revival, retro dresses, pinup girls, 50’s Hollywood bombshells, and the seedy, sexy underside of it all. An FIT dropout – for photography, not fashion – Laura was in love with pinup girl style and retro fashion, but the only place one could find 50’s style, at that time, was the local thrift store. Even in Los Angeles, circa 1996 – the center of the emerging retro, rockabilly, and lounge subculture – rockabilly and retro gals were limited to vintage dresses, which while fantastic, couldn’t exactly be depended upon to fit right, wear well, or smell good. Laura’s close friend, Jeanette Iskat, was an avid collector of vintage dresses from the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s, making the rounds of her favorite – and often little known – thrift stores weekly to score the most amazing vintage dresses, many from well known designers of the day. Sadly, few of these vintage dresses fit Jeanette, who towers over mere mortals at an impressive 6 foot 3. Jeanette’s loss was Laura’s gain – Jeanette’s vintage clothing scores filled Laura’s closet and constituted nearly her entire wardrobe – fantastic retro swing dresses in satins, taffeta, and brocade. Rockabilly clothing – cropped capri pants, halter tops, and high-waisted pencil skirts. These vintage dresses still hang in Laura’s closet and continue to influence her retro fashion sensibility.

However, vintage clothing has its limitations. Stains, tears, and musty smells. Stitching and seams in fragile condition. The perfect retro dress – in someone else’s size. The retro and rockabilly scene was growing fast, and the vintage dress pickings in thrift and vintage clothing stores was getting thin. Something had to give, and it did. Laura, and a very small handful of other rockabilly gals, started designing. One of these girls, Melanie, started a retro clothing line called Dixiefried. Dixiefried’s style was purist and tailored – high waisted pencil skirts with vintage details, fitted bombshell dresses in retro fabrics. Alicia, Melanie’s assistant, left Dixiefried and founded Stop Staring Clothing, which carried on the purist retro vintage tradition after Dixiefried ceased to be.

Laura’s vision was different – she loved the sexy dresses worn by the Pinup Girls in Varga, Elvgren, and Petty illustrations, sexy, clingy, fantasy clothing that, in the 50’s, could never have translated to a real world garment: Pinup Girl Clothing. Pinup Girl Clothing was her vision, and Pinup Girl Clothing she would design.