Mad Men style – clothing unfortunately

If you love Mad Men, you will love TLO’s (Project Rungay blog) posts on the Mad Men episodes and the styles that all the female characters wear. They do a fantastic job and I’d love to dissect the interiors as well, but feel a bit lacking in knowledge (but I’m still working on it).  So, if you haven’t checked it out – do! It’s a long series, so go back and read from the beginning (also a nice refresher on what happened over the last several seasons).

However , they also posted this cool Vogue Series (in case you haven’t noticed, Mid-century is a big deal right now) and so here’s some more neat current spins on 50’s fashion.

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