January Jones in Preen

This is fabulous. It's an adjustment to see her with red hair, but she accessorized it really well. Props to JanJo, whose style often leaves me cold. Super refined, milady, with the possible/probable exception of how your shoes are satin.

Elisabeth Moss in J. Mendel

NAB, Elisabeth. NAB. Although you do not NABS, because that IS the better shoe. There isn't much to this outfit, but she looks pretty enough in it, so let's get the jewelry as right as the footwear next time.

Christina Hendricks in Vivienne Westwood

And then she kind of feels like she dressed for a very different party. She ALSO finally improved her shoes over her usual, but the length is so awkward, and I actually don't love the mermaid tresses. Or the lipstick. Too close-but-not-quite, maybe? Anyway, I can climb on board the S.S. Sparkly, but I would love to hem it and fix her head.

Talia Balsam and John Slattery

Silver Fox looks silvery-foxy, and his wife got the shoe memo. Well played, both of you.

Gretchen Mol

But HERE, we need to KILL the shoes, before they kill her. That chokehold they have on her ankles must be very tricky.

Jon Hamm

"Who's not shaving again for as long as possible? THIS GUY. Young Sam Elliott, here comes my lip."

Fugs and Fabs: Mad Men Final Season Special Screening in New York

The first event of the Mad Men farewell tour seems like as good a time as any to discuss all of Fug Nation's theories about where the season will go. So have at it in the comments, once you're done marveling that MOST of these people wore good shoes. Like, four out of six, if you include Hamm. [Photos: Getty]