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What do you love about vintage style?
Sue: "My first memories of loving vintage fashion are from when I would watch old movie musicals, like The Sound of Music and Bye Bye, Birdie as a little girl with my mom. I loved seeing the twirly party dresses and cute everyday outfits that the female characters would wear. I've always wanted to own the frothy confection of a dress that Liesl wears while dancing in the rainy gazebo to 'Sixteen Going on Seventeen.' Since those early memories, I've sought out vintage and vintage-inspired pieces to incorporate into my wardrobe and daily life. I love that many styles from the past are sweetly feminine and flattering, while maintaining a fun and put-together look. You can slip on a vintage dress and feel confident as you step out the door, regardless of the occasion." Joanne: "What's not to like? Vintage style allows you to not just assemble a totally unique look, but you also get to enjoy amazing tailoring and couture details that many high street clothes simply don't feature anymore. The joy of vintage styling is that you can dial it up or down as you need to -- a jaunty '50s silk scarf with a breton top and boyfriend jeans can look timeless but modern, while a full-on wiggle dress turns vintage glamour up to the max. It's the most fun you can have with your clothes on!" Pauline: "I do not own a lot of vintage clothes, mostly bags and hats, but most of what I sew is vintage reproduction or with a retro inspiration. I am especially in love with the '50s and '60s fashion, which for me represent femininity, seduction, and it's so full of colours and patterns. Dressing (and sewing my own clothes) in that style is a way for me to show my personality and originality. "


What is your favorite cocktail or beverage?
Sue: "Thankfully, my boyfriend has developed an interest in vintage cocktails and drink recipes from the past, and has introduced me to a few delicious drinks I wouldn't otherwise have had the nerve to try! My favorite has to be a good old Sidecar -- orange-flavored liqueur, brandy, and lemon juice shaken with ice and served in a chilled cocktail glass. Yum." Joanne: "It's got to be a Long Island Iced Tea. Knock me up one of these Highballs, and make it a big one bartender!" Pauline: "I am going to disappoint you, as my favourite beverage is tea and not a sophisticated cocktail. I have an entire cupboard full of tea boxes, teapots, and cups. My favourite one is Pu Erh, a red tea from China -- quite strong. I drink tea at all time during the day, and there's always a teapot full in the kitchen or in the living room." Julie: "A Long Island Iced Tea! It's sweet, sour, refreshing, and from the home of Mad Men -- New York!" Find recipes for the Sidecar, Long Island Iced Tea, and more in our Mad Men Beverage Guide!





What do you think is our most Joan-worthy hat?
