After her signature blonde locks were called "bottled" by some anti-establishment bohemians, the former Mrs. Draper pulled a Reese Witherspoon and became a brunette. Considering her politician hubby apparently said he wanted to "spice things up," we think this was a well-played move.
Looking like Mr. GQ, Don Draper wore gold metal shades while lounging on the beach with his wifey. If only all men would trade in their plastic wraparounds for a vintage pair of these babies, the world would be a much happier place.
The former Mrs. Roger Sterling showed up at her ex-mother-in-law's funeral in a sophisticated black and white shift that was drop-dead-gorgeous (no pun intended). The outfit would have fit in perfectly at a red carpet function or industry luncheon today, and was impeccably accessorized with a strong headpiece and oversized pearl earrings that oozed mod. Lest we forget that before Megan Draper arrived on the scene, it was Jane Sterling whose outfits caused jaws to drop.
The monochromatic grape-hued ensemble worn by the buxom redhead while staging an office photo shoot offered an innovative play on color. But its the outfit's sheer ruffled blouse that really caught our eye, and made us want to find our own version to wear with dark high-waist, wide-leg jeans this spring.
Megan Draper rang in 1968 wearing a silver metallic two-piece polyester suit that, with rhinestone cutout detailing, was worthy of its own ball-drop celebration.
The printed backless maxi halter dress that Megan Draper wore while partying in Hawaii feels like something that could have come from Lilly Pulitzer, which is good timing — as the iconic 1960s designer passed away on Saturday at the age of 81. We can expect to see many more Pulitzer-esque prints to come in homage to the late designer. And once again, Megan Draper is ahead of the trend.
Some people throw on an old college T-shirt and pair of cutoffs to head back from the beach; Megan Draper throws on a crocheted mini-dress. We dig.
Few look good in a muumuu. But it seems that Megan Draper looks good in everything, especially the flowy printed number she wore while getting a bit of morning Hawaiian air.
Peggy Olson isn't Mad Men's resident fashion plate. But her muted colors and layered outerwear always manages a certain air of cool-girl appeal. Her contrasting plaid and fringe scarf reminds of Dries Van Noten's much-talked about spring 2013 collection, and gives watchers a glimpse into where this fashion season's biggest trends likely started.
Abe Drexler — better known as Peggy Olson's liberal journalist boyfriend — could have been plucked out of any modern day fashion magazine in his black and white striped button down. The thick contrasting stripes are one of the year's biggest trends, with Marc Jacobs, Moschino and Dolce & Gabbana just a smattering of names currently offering the look. If Abe were to show a photo of himself in the shirt to his future daughter now, she would surely squeal with delight — and demand to know where he was hiding his old clothes.