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"   Photo: Getty Images  Banana Republic was the first retail brand to hitch itself to the Mad Men craze. Starting three years ago they&amp;#039;d fill their windows with Don Draper-like suits and curve enhancing shifts in jewel toned colors, but this year\u2014despite Mad Men`s seemingly never ending hiatus\u2014they&amp;#039;re one upping their enthusiasm for Sterling Cooper Draper Price. Janie Bryant, Mad Men`s costume designer, has designed a capsule collection with Creative Director Simon Kneen; it includes men&amp;#039;s, women&amp;#039;s and accessories and hits stores in August. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s so rewarding to help create a collection that will allow fans of the series to channel their own Mad Men style and take home fashionable items that are modern, not costume,&amp;quot; Bryant said. Though men will get the chance to buy money clips and fedoras, women will choose from tailored trenches, bow-tie blouses, high-waisted skirts and leopard print accessories. As for the sequined jumpsuit Bryant recently wore to a Macys event (at left), wouldn&amp;#039;t it look smashing on Betty Draper? After all, the 70s are about to hit Madison Avenue. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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