27 Defining Fashion Moments From "Mad Men"

Killin' it with the red lips and leather gloves.

Glamorous and polished to a fault.

Mad Men's pilot episode introduced Don Draper as a charismatic womanizer with a peerless gift for sales and an effortless mastery of 1960s fashion . Our first glimpse of his character brought narrow lapels and skinny ties back into style virtually overnight.

There are few television accessories as iconic as Joan's pen, always dangling fiercely over her chest.

We can't put a season on this look because Pete Campbell frequently sports a blue suit. Paired with a striped skinny tie, this guy looks damn fine.

Complete with a cashmere sweater, leather gloves, tight pants, and high boots.

Maternity clothes should always look like this.

So Audrey Hepburn

Peggy hopped off the subway in a perfectly pleated skirt, a belted over shirt, and a silky printed blouse.

And those gorgeous pearls.

Roger always looks suave, but this excellent red scarf and hat combo takes him to the next level.

Don Draper goes full James Bond, killing it here in a classic black tux that, unsurprisingly on Don, is the height of elegance.

Taking the psychedelic '60s to the workplace: we can dig it.

Not only a momentous fashion choice, but also a defining moment of her upward career.

YES.

How could we not include these???

It is as if Crayola threw up on him. But somehow he still looks good.

Flawless.

The color coordination is ON FLEEK.

Can everyone just appreciate her daisy pin?

A true 1970s queen bee.

My mom doesn't look like that.