OH am i in love. the good news? companies have realized that the popularity of mad men allows them to bring a little bit of it back, as witnessed by the promises, promises-inspired (you know, the kristin chenoweth/sean hayes musical i saw in april, which also happens to take place in the 60s?) windows at lord & taylor in nyc.
of course i had to include a kchenoweth pic!
banana republic has gotten in on the action as well
how can i resist?! the men are dashing.
if you ignore the constant smoking
and the women? gender equality might have been an issue, but the fashion definitely was not.
oh how i love joanie!
the cast
i can't wait to see what they wear this season. the fashion has to be in the top 5 reasons i watch this amazingly good show.
and, i have to say, for me it will be hard to top betty's italy ensemble from season 3. and what a scene it was:
simply stunning
so now try not to make fun of me too badly, but last halloween i tried my best to become betty, moodiness and all, which, no matter how you might feel about her on the show, is a very fun character to portray. LOL.
and for the record? the cig is just a prop!
xo. di.
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ReplyDeleteahh di, you are so cute! did you see the "best-dressed fans" at the times square viewing party?
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you gotta love that Mad Men style, jesus, it brings me back to my 60's fashion design class...love it!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Jessica
ash, those pics were delightful! thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletepolished sense - i know i already tweeted this to you but the idea of a 60s fashion design class is just too awesome!!1