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"Ever since we broke the news that Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant is getting her own clothing line, the blogosphere has been abuzz with people wondering what it will look like. That supreme sense of late 50s chic has become so much her signature that I barely recognize the show&amp;#x27;s characters when they&amp;#x27;re not in costume...This morning I caught a glimpse of a photo of Christina Hendricks (AKA Joan Holloway, the show&amp;#x27;s flame-haired siren) at a New York City event and truth be told, I thought the modern-day gal lacked some of the sizzle she&amp;#x27;s got on the show. Check out all three of Mad Men&amp;#x27;s leading ladies, on screen and off, and weigh in on which way you think they look better: Joan Holloway vs. Christina Hendricks Betty Draper vs. January Jones Peggy Olson vs. Elisabeth Moss I think this may be a case of the Mad Men team doing too brilliant a casting, and then an even more convincing transformation, thanks to the efforts of Janie and the show&amp;#x27;s hair and makeup team. I&amp;#x27;ve come to expect the women to look like their retro counterparts and not their modern-day selves. What do you guys think? Do the show&amp;#x27;s stars look better in costume or in their real clothes? Should they embrace the vintage trend they&amp;#x27;ve sparked? Discuss! And don&amp;#x27;t forget to check out how to score the hottest beauty looks from the show and my exclusive interview with costume designer Janie Bryant! Mad Men photos, AMC/courtesy of the Everett Collection; red carpet photos, Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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