Mad Men Hit Runway on Michael Kors’ Dime … and on Michael Kors’ Models

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Michael Kors just launched a Mad Men-inspired fashion line. Purchases over $350 come with a DVD of Mad Men season 1. (JWT must be stoked.)

“It’s body-consciously sexy without being overtly sexual,” said costume designer Janie Bryant. I do love the smell of pomade in the morning. But more importantly, fur is back.

More photos here. It’s creative department douchebag meets Daft Punk! — except without the awesome helmets.

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