“Mad Men” Fans: Here’s What Fashion Looked Like In 1969

I will kill Don Draper. Please kill him at once. Beginning in the historical year of 1969 - for the premiere of Mad Men in the first quarter of this week - fashion will only get worse

In 1970, Sonny and Cher spread a terrible tendency when wearing flare pants. Things were inherited only from there, which eventually resulted in the role of John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever".

However, in 1969, when the world was sitting on the edge of the cliff destroyed in fashion, the costume became strange. (In fact, the word "groovy" was born in 1959 and reached its peak in around 1975.) The culture has changed. Television and air travel (the latter has quadrupled between the 1950s and the 1960s) produced a more global style. As life explained, in the photo review of this era, it states as follows. "By 1969, young Americans reconsidered almost everything, not just being absorbed in visual and auditory stimuli than the previous generation.Input.The form of Taylor's self expression."

Relatively random mixing and matching hippie fashion is especially suitable for young people. There are trends such as striped suede jacket, gown, psychedelic print, marijuana etc. After all, it is the year of Woodstock.

There were still more hard signs in the 1960s. A big silhouette, a long coat spent a bit under the sun - all style pullovers (jacket style dress up to one piece jumpsuit) are very popular. Dress up with a new popular chiffon sleeve and bib

In addition to Gap's open sales Levi's and its year's record, the biggest, sustainable development that began in 1969 was the release of women's shorts. The women's trousers (Peggy Olsen was recorded in the series) that were only worn in the 1960s were shrunk to the middle of the thighs in 1969, and gender equality in clothes was further strengthened.

This is the first time Ralph Lauren opened in Bloomingdale, New York. Designer signed polo shirts did not appear until 1972, but in 1969 Lauren initially began his first full line of male suits inspired by the 1930s. White flannel. Large collar wrinkle, deep pleat, corduroy pants

The situation has changed significantly since the 1960 's. According to Mad Men, this case is not so refined, according to Mad Men, it is no longer appropriate to hit a colleague. Look at all my knowledge in the 1960 's about' crazy people '. At 10 am, a cheeky 15 year old Scotch whiskey is no longer cool. It is a shame. I will not forgive alcoholism but I am really dissatisfied with the tedious process of recruitment process of today. It is like a foolish dance, people wear the best clothes, brush their teeth at 11, and tell the truth about half of the previous work.

The ambiguity of AMC against the popularity of Mad Men may be due to uncertainty about marketing person abandoning control to some extent in proportion to Matthew Weiner's self-proclaimed "control freak" reputation by Mad Men creator I do not think so. Actor, costume, hair style, props. (Witchel 2008) Weiner's reputation for strict management has been going beyond careful monitoring of production; he is strongly opposed to seeing and experiencing programs he does not approve. Weiner said, "I met someone who is writing software, so I can see Mad Men so I can chat with your friends while watching it, then there will be a problem You are a human battery.Don't fucking things! You can not see this program again, you missed the idea of ​​sitting in an experienced dark place (quoted from Jung 2009)

More and more famous bloggers, especially bloggers in the field of fans and brands, praised AMC's marketing capabilities. But this compliment is somewhat misleading. You can see that Twitter madmen (like Tumblr's ancestors) are not affiliated with AMC or the program. Instead, fans of the show lived in the identity of their favorite character. With the popularity of these Mad Men role virtual versions, AMC contacted Twitter to decide who is behind the scenes. Twitter interpreted this investigation as AMC copyright infringement problem and stopped multiple user accounts.