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It was mixedfeelings for the cast of Mad Men on Sunday night as the handsome bunch came outto celebrate the screening of their final season. January Jones, JohnSlattery, Jon Hamm, Elisabeth Moss and Christina Hendricks all looked stunningas they excitedly posed for photos together at the Museum of Modern Art in NewYork, although it sadly marked one of their final appearances as a group.
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Christina Hendricks turned headsas always, showing off her curves in a shimmering red sequined off-the-shoulderdress reminiscent of cartoon character Jessica Rabbit. She paired the outfit with patentleather heels and a blue clutch. The 39-year-old debuted a new look showingoff her strawberry blonde locks instead of her typical deep red hue. The actress arrived with actor husband Geoffrey Arend, who wore a dark grey suit and patterned light blue tie.
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Christina was not the onlystar from the hit AMC drama to dazzle on the red carpet. January Jones rocked anavy strapless midi-dress with orange floral detailing and paired it withorange heels. The 37-year-old kept her blonde hair slicked back into a chicponytail and added another pop of color with bright red lipstick.
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Meanwhile, Elisabeth Moss chosea classic black and white ensemble — a low-cut dress and red suede pumps.And although she's not part of the cast, model Coco Rocha came out to the eventwearing a tight black sleeveless dress that showed off her best accessory: herbaby bump! The 26-year-old showed off her imitation of main character Don Draper to her over 900,000 followers on Instagram.
One leading lady that was missing from the event was Jessica Paré, who welcomed her first child with husband John Kastner on March 21. The Canadian actress announced the arrival via her Instagram account.
But it wasn't just thewomen who dazzled on the red carpet. Jon Hamm looked handsome in a black suit with matching patent leather shoes, a crisp white shirt and dark bluetie. His bearded look was a certainly the opposite of how hischaracter Don Draper would have shown up to an event. John Slattery, on theother hand, looked like a modern day version of his character Roger Sterling wearing ablack suit, grey shirt and patent leather dress shoes.
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Also in attendance were stars like Kelly Rutherford, Andy Cohen, Katie Couric and Gayle King who came out to catch a peek at season 7: part two.
As the series comes to anend, the cast will help to unveil a sculpture honoring the show Monday outside Manhattan's Time & Life Building, where thefictional ad agency in the show is headquartered.
Mad Men is currently inits seventh and final season, and its last last seven episodes set to air onAMC on April 5.
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