Like everything else touching Mad Men, the show's costume designer Janie Bryant's career has turned to gold. The brains behind all of Don's smartest suits and Joan's sexiest dresses is set to helm a design competition series with E.J. Johnston and James Deutch, co-creators of the NBC series Fashion Star.
Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant has the best job on earth. Since costumes are such a big part of the show, her role is not only fun, it's absolutely essential to creating a vivid world.
We were thrilled when we heard Janie Bryant, Mad Men's costume designer, was doing a vintage-inspired line. But looking at the available pieces on QVC, our dreams of retro office-dresses, pen necklaces and sleek suits were dashed!
It's here! Mad Men Season 4 officially premiered last night in Hollywood. And while January may have been MIA, all your other favorite skirts and suits represented...even if their actual skirts and suits weren't exactly up to Sterling-Cooper-Draper-Pryce standards...
Mad Men costumer Janie Bryant: "I always felt like it was the highest compliment that Mad Men changed menswear more than women's clothing, because men are much slower to change." [WSJ]
We scoured Variety's 12th annual Women's Impact Report, which recognizes the 50 female "movers and shakers" in entertainment, and learned Tina Fey may have been too honored this year, January Jones loves sharks, and Rachel Maddow is passionate about alcohol.
