'Mad Men' Yourself -- We Did!

July 28, 2009
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By: Andrew Scott
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To help promote 'Mad Men''s upcoming third season (premiering Aug. 16 at 10PM), AMC has launched "'Mad Men' Yourself," an addictive new online feature that allows fans to virtually dress up like their favorite show characters (think "Simpsonize" meets martini glasses).

We decided to test the feature out for ourselves, and now we're posting the results.

Below, see what AOL might have looked like had it existed the 1960s.

Sandy Deane and Andy Scott
AOL TV Editors

Kelly Woo and Angie Argabrite
AOL TV Editors

Alexis Moore and Fredy Perojo
Partner Relations Manager and Photo Editor

Patricia Chui and Stephen Lenz
AOL TV and Urlesque Editors

Eliot Glazer and Alicia Roda
Urlesque and Moviefone Editors

Maggie Furlong and Peter Anderson
The Show Girl and Product Manager

Alex Shiferman and Amee Forster
Project Manager and Product Manager

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Penny at 10:24AM on Jul 29th 2009

Wow.. neat little thing. Thanks for posting this.

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