WHO’S EXCITED ABOUT MAD MEN RETURNING THIS SUNDAY?!!?!

Sorry, I’ll stop yelling at you. I’m just really hyped about it. Mad Men is one of my all time favorite shows, and since it’s only 13 episodes long, fans like me spend more time waiting for it to come back than actually watching it. Besides the A+ acting and the unexpected story lines, the style plays an important part of the show. Since it’s set in New York City in the 1960s, it’s important to take the viewers back to that era with visual cues, since the written words can’t always express the time frame. Creator Matt Weiner does an amazing job of making sure every little detail is accurate to that particular time in the 1960s, and costume designer Janie Bryant is just as fastidious. Her style decisions have even inspired a Mad Men fashion line at Banana Republic, so she must be doing something right.

Here are some of my favorite costumes from seasons past. I can’t wait to see what 1968 brings! And spoiler alert: There are no pix of Jon Hamm’s “Don Draper” (ifyanowwhatimean).

Joan, S1

Joan, S2

Joan, S2

Peggy, S2

Joan, S2

Don and Betty, S2

Betty, S2

Betty, S2

Trudy, S3

Joan, S3

Betty, S3

Betty S3

Betty, S3

Peggy, S3

Betty, S3

Don and Joan, S3

Betty, S3

Betty (love!), S3

Pete and Trudy, S3

Faye, S4

Joan, S4

Joan, S4

Peggy and Joan, S4

Peggy & Mrs. Blankenship, S4

Megan, S4

Megan, S4

Megan, S4

Megan, S4

Sally, S4

Can’t remember her name, S4

Christmas Joan, S4

Peggy, S5

Sally, S5

Pete (LOLZ) and Trudy, S5

Joan and Roger, S5

Jane and Roger, S5

Cynthia, Megan, Peggy, S5

Megan (LOVE chevron), S5

Marie and Megan, S5

Zou Bisou Bisou, S5

Don (smokeshow), S5

Joanie, S5

Joan, S5

Lane/Waldo, S5

Megan, S5

Megan, S5

These dudes, S5

{Pix from AMC & Tom + Lorenzo}