Janie Bryant

Explain your job in one sentence please:I am responsible for the costume design of an entire TV show or film, which includes all cast members and background artists, and to tell the story of their character through costume.Janue Bryan - Man Men StylistWhat is a typical workday like for you?One thing that I have always loved about being a costume designer is that every day is different. My workday is usually around 12-14 hours if I’m lucky. A day’s work could consist of reading the script...Read Full Story

It's set to be the event of the year. But as details of the royal wedding remain shrouded in secrecy, fashion followers and Royalists the world over can only guess at what is the most-discussed secret of all: what will Kate's dress look like?If you're anything like Janie Bryant, the inspired women behind Mad Men's pneumatic Sixties styling, you won't wait to find out. For the designer has taken matters into her own hands and designed a wedding dress for the princess-to-be. Figure-flattering...Read Full Story

Filed under: Fashion, Beauty, Celebrity, News, Makeup, Designers & Brands, Shopping Janie Bryant, the woman behind the amazing "Mad Men" wardrobe. "Mad Men" costumer Janie Bryant always dresses the show's characters in captivating retro looks, so imagine StyleList's delight to find her looking as glamorous as one of the ladies of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce. Bryant greeted fans at the QVC pop-up shop in New York City to promote her new Janie Bryant MOD line for the shopping network and...Read Full Story

Photo pleasantness of Janie Bryant. “Mad Men” cultists might have to wait for until 2012 to find out if Don Draper is unequivocally starting to wed his secretary, though sartorial fans of Betty, Joan as good as Peggy have been in luck. The AMC thespian series’ acclaimed skirt designer, Janie Bryant, has collaborated with Banana Republic to emanate a 65-piece plug pick up of men’s as good as women’s attire as good as accessories which arrives in stores Aug. 11. We lift a highball eyeglasses...Read Full Story

Filed under: Fashion, News, Designers & Brands Topless and on the job in an old Maidenform bra ad. Madness! Photo courtesy of Maidenform Janie Bryant and Maidenform are partnering to help women look better. The "Mad Men" costume designer is working with the inner wear company to educate women on how to look their best starting from the inside - by choosing the appropriate undergarments and the right foundations. Bryant, who is releasing a book, "The Fashion File," this fall, will...Read Full Story