Mad men dinner party

Back during the Mad Men era, people had great dinner parties, but it’s a lost art today. Let's change that and hark back to the days of great conversation over a wonderful meal with friends – yet modified for today’s lifestyle to keep the host and hostess out of the kitchen as much as possible. “This is old-school social networking,” says Tracey Doull, Kitchen Moxie’s founder. “We get so caught up in texting, e-mailing and on Facebook and Twitter, we forget what it’s like to welcome friends…

"Host a cocktail party Betty Draper would be proud of. Turn AMC's Mad Men on your TV, serve up a menu of these '60s-inspired cocktails and appetizers and enjoy an evening of socializing like the men and women of the Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency." Oprah.com The fashion, the hair, the cocktails and Don Draper what a show......I'm obsessed with Mad Men.So I been inspired to throw a Mad Men themed cocktail party and game night. Here are some great ideas I found to throw a great Mad Men…

My best friend Kitty is the epitome of all things a best friend should be. She knows every secret and just what I need, when I need it. This works both ways and, in her third year of grad school,…

When Mad Men first premiered, I was an Art Director at an advertising agency (for reference, that’s the same job as Salvatore, but it’s all on computers now). I also had cat eye glasses…

Not all 1960s food was weird. These are some of the 1960s recipes that need to make a come back. Let's throw a few cocktail parties and try these.

Table decorations, food, and favors for a Mad Men theme

Jordan from Oh Happy Day was throwing a mod, Mad Men-inspired party so I was immediately in to whip up a 60’s menu. I’ve been a fan of the show since before it even premiered- 60’…

With her Mad Men inspired dinner party, rising culinary star and girl about Paris, Rachel Khoo demonstrates that a small space need not inhibit creativity.

After our 80s dinner party Clare & I joined our pals Jules & Tom at their pad in Leeds for a Mad Men themed 1950s dinner party. If you’ve never seen it, it’s a wicked show about Madison Avenue advertising execs as the 50s turned into the 60s. It’s a fantastically styled, beautifully lit periodContinue reading