Banana Republic's Spring Mad Men Collection Is Here!
The new clothing range has launched to coincide with the upcoming sixth series of the TV hit
The new clothing range has launched to coincide with the upcoming sixth series of the TV hit
If, like us, you're counting down the days until the sixth series of Mad Men hits our TV screens, here's something to whet your appetite: Banana Republic's latest Mad Men fashion collection.
The high street store has teamed up with the show's costume designer, Janie Bryant, once more for the spring/summer 2013 line, which has hit Banana Republic shops nationwide and the web.
The latest installment of the American brand's Mad Men-inspired range carries all of the mod '60s hallmarks we've come to expect from the costumes in the series – think cute shift dresses, button down dresses in geometric prints and cropped capri pants – and is modelled by Coco Rocha in the new campaign.
BANANA REPUBLIC'S MAD MEN COLLECTION S/S 2013 IN FULL
Other highlights include striped sleeveless tops, checked trousers, tailored blazers and body-con dresses all in a vibrant palette with bold prints and new silhouettes. The accessories are all top-notch too, featuring beaded necklaces, chandelier drop earrings, clutch bags and retro printed headscarves.
The Banana Republic Mad Men collection is on sale now, with prices starting at £20 for jewellery. The sixth series of Mad Men airs on Sky Atlantic on 10th April.
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