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"Up this week in our Q&amp;amp;A with Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant: that time Don Draper wore and cardigan and the Ginsberg-Rizzo sartorial swagger battle.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\n Awesome job dressing Roger for that parting shot.\n\n [laughs] I can only tell you that my set costumer took very special care of him for that scene!\n\nIt's hard to find a 49-year-old who's willing to show his ass on national television. The other thing from last night that blew up on Twitter: Don Draper's sweater game. What's the story on that cardigan?\n\n That was one of my favorite moments! A few different things are going on in that scene. We're very clearly seeing the age difference between Don and Megan. Also, he's being comforted because he has this toothache. In a way, that sweater speaks to both of those elements.\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nOne of the most visually stunning moments, besides that Avengers-like pan-out in the new office space, was the pitch meeting. It's like a bag of Skittles in that scene. They're all wearing a different color!\n\n Right, I almost think of Ginsberg and Stan as Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum in that scene. There's such a stark contrast between them, too. Stan has his mustard sports coat on with slicked back hair and a maroon polo. Ginsberg is wearing that similarly red-colored jacket and has actual mustard on his shirt. I heard later that Matt Weiner, who directed this episode, applied it himself.\n\n _\n\n For more from Janie Bryant, visit her website and check out our previous interviews._"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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