Toymakers at Mattel, Inc. are about to launch a new line of Barbie dolls which is inspired by TV series 'Mad Men' and license rights to the characters.

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Seattlest dropped by the Art Institute’s dress rehearsal and model-fitting yesterday and met with some of the featured designers in the upcoming runway event, Wear in the World Fashion Show, March 11th at the SODO Showbox . When we think of the Art Institute’s previous student fashion shows, we think of big budget productions: sophisticated lighting, local celebrities, glossy catalogs, expensive ...

Want to instill in your children the oh-so-American values of alcoholism, infidelity and ceaseless consumerism? Mattel has poured you a highball of easy parenting. The company announced yesterday that they will be releasing two new Barbie and two new Ken dolls in July styled after popular characters on the AMC TV series Mad Men . The dolls—which include leading man ad exec Don Draper, his silver ...

Los Angeles-based toy powerhouse Mattel has the grown-ups' attention today after announcing they will debut 4 dolls based on popular Mad Men characters this summer, according to the NY Times . Part of their Barbie Fashion Model Collection, the Don Draper, Betty Draper, Joan Holloway, and Roger Sterling dolls "will be the first licensed line for that collection." Considering the questionable of ...

The latest on ''Mad Men'' Barbies; Charlie Sheen; Hilary Duff; Marie Osmond; Andy Whitfield; Barbara Walters and Ricky Martin

Period TV drama Mad Men has inspired a new line of Barbie dolls, which will hit stores this summer (10).

Japan Fashion Week in Tokyo — from March 22-26 — is gearing up for its 10th round of showcasing some of the country's best and freshest fashion geniuses. While it is technically an industry-only affair, there are a few related events planned for anyone with a passion for fashion. From March 22-28, the Pola Museum in Ginza will be showing an exhibition that retrospects the last 50 years of ...

Downtown doyenne and culture chronicler Rose Hartman has documented the worlds of art and fashion in New York and across the globe for more than three decades. Here, she offers her best-of picks for where to see and be seen around town.

Ken and Barbie dolls will replicate characters from AMC’s hit TV series, “Mad Men.” Bridget Campos The New York Times has reported that the dolls will be styled based on four main characters from the show: Joan Holloway (Christina Hendricks), Roger Sterling (John Slattery), Don Draper (Jon Hamm), and Betty Draper (January Jones). The popular drama series debuted in 2007 and is based on the ...