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Mad About Style: The Fashion of Mad Men
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Betty Draper
Betty Draper is the definition of a lady. Her ice-blond hair, red lips, and perfect pearls bring to mind Grace Kelly and the other Hitchcock blondes—and she has the disturbed inner life to prove it.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Betty Draper
While not as overtly sexy as Joan, Betty favors belted waists and full skirts in pastels or floral prints to show off her hard-won figure.
(Oscar de la Renta, Carolina Herrera, Chanel)
<i> Photo Courtesy of style.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Don Draper
Don Draper is the ultimate man’s man—men want to be him and women want to … well, you know. He’s mysterious, sexy, and immaculately groomed.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Don Draper
Crisply tailored gray suits look fantastic but are never flashy—perfect for the man with too many secrets. For added Draper flair, add a jaunty fedora and flat pocket square.
(Ermenegildo Zegna, Ralph Lauren Purple Label, Banana Republic)
<i> Photo Courtesy of Banana Republic </i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Joan Holloway
As the sexy, sashaying office manager at Sterling Cooper, Joan Holloway knows the power of curves.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Joan Holloway
Swishing her bodacious bod in jewel-toned, skintight sheaths, she wouldn’t be caught dead in neutrals or dark colors. With every inch of her nipped, tucked, and squeezed into a wiggle dress, Joan controls men’s appointment books … and their hearts.
(Bottega Veneta, DKNY, Gucci)
<i> Photo Courtesy of netaporter.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Peggy Olson
Peggy Olson knows how to dress for the job she wants, not the job she has. With her eye on that corner office, she never shows cleavage or wears short skirts.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Peggy Olson
Demure, pretty, and smart, Peggy favors polka dots, prints, and pleats for a girlishly cute yet mature look that’s equally as impressive as her resume.
(Marc by Marc Jacobs, Burberry)
<i> Photo Courtesy of netaporter.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Roger Sterling
As head of Sterling Cooper, Roger Sterling knows exactly what he can—and can’t—get away with. All this silver fox needs is a cigarette in one hand, a martini in the other, and a pretty girl on his lap.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Roger Sterling
His classic pinstriped, three-piece suit is as debonair as the man in it … and instantly ready for the three o’clock happy hour.
(Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani)
<i> Photo Courtesy of style.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Pete Campbell
Fashion-forward Pete Campbell channels Frank Sinatra in his blue sharkskin suits.
<i>Photo Courtesy of amctv.com</i>
Ah, to live in the world of Mad Men—men were scoundrels, women were ladies, and lunch was three martinis and a cocktail olive. Mad Men’s riveting storylines keep us tuning in week after week, but the pitch-perfect period fashions are the real stars of the show—throw on a slim pencil skirt or three-piece suit and you’re instantly transported to the refined era of the Kennedy administration. Here’s how to get that sexy 1960s look:
Modern Day Pete Campbell
Skinny ties and suits have already come back in style courtesy of the hipster movement, but for a truly Pete Campbell look, add a little rock-n-roll rebellion with some sweet kicks—try Kanye West’s new line for Louis Vuitton.
(Prada, Dior Homme, Louis Vuitton)
<i> Photo Courtesy of style.com</i>
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