Two gorgeous black dresses today, from totally different eras. Both of these came out of nowhere for me. I was browsing a Mad Men thread on reddit when I found two people discussing reused costumes and had found this winner. Then, oddly enough saw promotional info for the 1536 play and thought to myself…I know where that’s from!
I am back to posting regularly and in real time as of last week. Still busy as heck through May, but dedicated to getting updates up and out for all of you to enjoy.
Hope you all are doing well!
Two gorgeous black dresses today, from totally different eras. Both of these came out of nowhere for me. I was browsing a Mad Men thread on reddit when I found two people discussing reused costumes and had found this winner. Then, oddly enough saw promotional info for the 1536 play and thought to myself…I know where that’s from!
I am back to posting regularly and in real time as of last week. Still busy as heck through May, but dedicated to getting updates up and out for all of you to enjoy.
Hope you all are doing well!
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It’s always fun to find unusual sightings like this theater promo one! I went to read about the play and I’m intrigued… Too bad filmed plays streaming is not a bigger thing.
And I hope these Mad Men fans find this site and bring their findings here 😉
I really wish the play was filmed as well!
Yes, I love Mad Men reuses soooo much!