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" That new copywriter, Michael Ginsberg, from last night&amp;#039;s episode of Mad Men may look a bit sloppy. But his look stood out insomuch as it propels the now staid costumes of the show somewhat forward: The tie is wider, with a retro pattern that isn&amp;#039;t called &amp;quot;striped.&amp;quot; His madras jacket is less structured, unlined even, and we see near the end of the episode that it&amp;#039;s been styled with a short-sleeved shirt, likely beneficial in a non-air-conditioned office \u2014 and something you could try to pull off, too, now that the weather&amp;#039;s warming up. And, perhaps best of all, he&amp;#039;s wearing denim to the office. Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner is a stickler for accuracy, so it&amp;#039;s fun to see him point out that subtle pants sea change in 1965. Even nicer to look at actor Ben Feldman (nice hair, man) and see a style on this show that looks completely new. Even if it is, actually, more than fifty years old. PLUS: Sloane Crosley&amp;#039;s weekly episode recap and Eating Advice, Courtesy of a Mad Men White Castle trip "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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