"By turns kitsch, sophisticated, and celebratory, this is an eye-popping and inventive tie-in to the hit show Mad Men, as well as a salute to the era of cocktails and Camelot. Inspired by the artistic styles that defined 1960s advertising, Dyna Moe creates a candy-coloured record of the time, exploring such topics as: The office culture, including secretary etiquette and hangover workarounds -- The cocktail craze, with Sally Draper's cocktail menu -- Pastimes and fads, such as Pete and Trudy's dancing lessons, and Bert Cooper's art -- 1960s icons from Jackie to Marilyn -- Boardroom and bedroom shenanigans -- The burgeoning suburban lifestyle -- Fabulous fashion, including hairstyle how-tos and bonus paper dolls of Joan"--Publisher description.
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