Banana Republic adds Mad Men line

It’s been a while since we featured something non-architecture related and here’s a good chance. Spotted on Tom and Lorenzo’s site, this fabulous Mad Men line of clothing is being introduced by Banana Republic:

new Mad Men line from Banana Republic, courtesy TLo

LOVE the print dress! Go read the rest of the post (and see more pictures!) here.

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