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"    Wow, wow, wow! This episode was so crazy and fashion-rich, I felt like a kid in a candy store. Maybe that had to do with taking our characters (mostly) out of the confines of Sterling-Cooper-Whatever-Pryce? Either way, let&amp;#039;s jump into it!    Peggy: Once again, Peggy&amp;#039;s outfits bore me to death, so I&amp;#039;ll breeze right through it. The one interesting thing was MAYBE how she matched the stripes in her sleeveless turtleneck to her red pants. Still, she has the hardest job in the office, this time dealing with a nerve-wracking Bonkers-Ginsberg episode, so my expectations (even for her) were lowered.    Megan: I have to admit, despite her weird behavior, she looked foxy throughout the episode. From the red-orange v-neck empire dress, to her double-layered necklaces, to that yellow print maxi with the hoop earrings and amazing gold bracelet, everything was exciting. Naturally the stand out piece was her lavender micro-mini Pucci print dress, accented by a funky crystal necklace. Don&amp;#039;t know how I feel about her extensions, though. I know they&amp;#039;re supposed to exude &amp;#039;60s glamor, but they just give me flashbacks of Myspace-era scene kids. Betty: Perfectly coiffed the entire episode, even through several wardrobe changes. I like her flowy, gummy-pink dress, though I feel like it would&amp;#039;ve worked better as a maxi. I totally fell in love with that canary-colored button-up dress that looks as if it was constructed by a multitude of rick-rack ribbons. She looks wonderful, even when her perpetual frown spews out lines like, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m going to break your arm, next.&amp;quot; Happy Mother&amp;#039;s Day, indeed. Sally: Truth is, she looks terrible in that stupid plaid poncho. And I know some of you may be all, &amp;quot;Oh, but she just broke her nose,&amp;quot; but listen, when I broke my elbow I showed up at the hospital with pin-curls, a full face of makeup, and a pencil dress. Go to your room, Sally Draper, and don&amp;#039;t come out until tomorrow.    Honorable Mentions:  When Stephanie\u2014you know, Don&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;niece&amp;quot; who he tried to sleep with a few seasons back\u2014returns, she&amp;#039;s homeless, heavily pregnant, and worst of all, a hippie. Good fashion choices are going to fall by the wayside, I get it. But she&amp;#039;s redeemed at the end of the episode by wearing a green coat with gold embroidery and beige fur trim, making her look like a dead ringer for the Ghost of Christmas Present. I was delighted. Shirley wins points every episode for those amazing circular earrings and a seemingly endless collection of collared, floral-print minis, but this time I have to give snaps to her bold lipstick choice. Is that radiant orchid, or more of a plum? Harry&amp;#039;s date Miranda shows up to Megan&amp;#039;s party in a summery ruffled white dress. Maybe it&amp;#039;s the choker, but I feel like the outfit altogether looks more like underwear for an old Western saloon girl than something authentically &amp;#039;60s. I like it regardless. Amy-from-Delaware...she just seems like she sucks. That&amp;#039;s it for this episode, leaving us to wonder: What exactly made Ginsberg pull a Van Gogh with his nipple? How is Peggy winning over the romantic affections of all her subordinates? Are men just slimey, or is there something to be said for a sleeveless turtleneck? Betty&amp;#039;s plotline, is it even a plotline? Don and Megan&amp;#039;s marriage, why is that still a thing? Tune in next week, and maybe we&amp;#039;ll find out! Photos: Courtesy of AMC "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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