This is a very cool tool, isn’t it? It’s called “ManMen Yourself” and offers the chance to “Recreate Yourself in Swanky ’60s Style.”
Brilliant.
OK, hands up – who wants to look like Joan?
And here I am:
One Response to “On loving “Mad Men” more than life itself …”
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
Follow me on Twitter @TheGenderBlog
- Joanna Trollope at the #orangeprize - gracious, charming and making a compelling case for there being an award for #female writers. 9 hours ago
- Paging @sirthopas!RT @thehistoryguy @openplaques Dan, do you know any leading Irish historians on Twitter? We can't find any & are perplexed 10 hours ago
- #LGBT - passionate and honest comments from Lord Browne, former CEO of BP:"Business 'intolerant of homosexuality'" bbc.in/N9iuH4 19 hours ago
- I now go so rarely into central #London during the day that I'm starting to feel like a tourist! Great #diversity event at EgonZehnder tho. 6 days ago
- Want to move up in the business world? Get a sponsor management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/05/21/car… via @FortuneMagazine 1 week ago
- is watching Game Change (about the 2008 McCain/Palin ticket).10 mins in & an advisor is saying: "you HAVE to close the gender gap, John!" 3 weeks ago
- is catching up with #wilty on Sky+. Own up: who dipped Des O'Connor in Ronseal? 3 weeks ago
- Fab article on @WATC_girl Vanessa Vallely: Queen of the City! Congratulations, Queen V! Via Evening Standard bit.ly/IYjqfF 3 weeks ago
Buy the books that I mention
I’m writing about …
Advertising
Articles
Australia
Bias
Books
business
charity
Children
Coaching
Commentary
community
Current affairs
Education
Employment
Events
Feminism
Food
Friendship
global
Goa
Guest post
History
Humour
India
International Women's Day
Irony
knowledge
Leadership
legal
Mad Men
Media
Networking
Packing
Photos
Politics
Quotas
Quotation
shopping
technology
The future
training
Travel
TV
Twitter
women
Recent Posts
- Why women? A few suggestions
- Women and the 1911 census
- What’s on my mind?
- “Feminism is the unfinished revolution …”
- On the centenary of International Women’s Day …
- Cleo in Wonderland
- Guest post: On the healing power of love
- In the shade of the banyan tree
- Sangeetha, part two
- Sangeetha’s story
- Happy Valentine’s Day from Goa
- By their advertising shall you know them –
- Guest post: Three Big Questions: Expose gender stereotypes in your business
- My bags are packed …
- Men? In decline? Really?
Recent Gender Blog posts
- October 2011 (1)
- March 2011 (5)
- February 2011 (9)
- January 2011 (5)
- December 2010 (6)
- November 2010 (5)
- September 2010 (6)
- August 2010 (8)
- July 2010 (4)
- June 2010 (10)
- May 2010 (4)
- April 2010 (2)
- March 2010 (7)
- February 2010 (15)
- January 2010 (7)
- December 2009 (9)
- November 2009 (14)
- October 2009 (11)
- September 2009 (7)
- August 2009 (17)
- July 2009 (6)
- June 2009 (2)
Recent Comments
 | Karen on Cleo in Wonderland |
 | Cleo on Cleo in Wonderland |
| Karen Burton on Cleo in Wonderland |
 | LJ on Why women? A few suggesti… |
 | Current Affairs on In the news – baby … |
Blogroll
- Alpha Female: info, discounts and offers for women who mean business and love it (requires free subscription to access)
- Baby Accessorize
- Because I Am a Girl: my fundraising page for Plan International's "Girls' Night In" event
- Cherie Blair Foundation: highlighting how women everywhere can work together to improve their lives
- Circle of Misse: writing, painting and cookery courses in France
- Collaborative Lines: my freelance writing site
- Dr Rupa Huq: sociologist, Labourite, fellow blogger
- Educators' Trust India: working to help India’s forgotten, invisible children
- emberin: Australia's leading gender diversity consultancy
- European Professional Women's Network, London
- eve-olution: advancing women leaders
- Evolved Employer: for a better workplace
- Godmothers: VSO's campaign to support the new UN Agency for Women
- International Alliance for Women: the global umbrella organisation that unites, supports and promotes professional women and their networks to work together, share resources and leverage ideas.
- International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans & Intersex Association
- International Women’s Day
- Life: Forward: Shayna blogs on body image and the gender gap
- London Business School's Genderation Y – Work, Life & Career Aspirations
- Missive: bringing together women who write about politics
- Mother India: my forthcoming book on the role and impact of women in twenty-first century India
- On the Ground: Nicholas Kristof's New York Times blog
- Pearn Kandola: bias awareness
- Pink Stinks: the campaign for real role models
- Stuff Your Rucksack: what's useful to others when you travel
- The Downing Street Project (UK)
- The Fawcett Society (UK)
- The Girl Effect (film)
- The Glass Hammer: smart women in numbers
- The Maureen Bickley Centre for Women in Leadership's Bickley blog (Australia)
- The White House Project (US)
- True Child (US): working to create a world where boys and girls are free from stereotypes
- Vital Voices: an NGO to support emerging women leaders around the globe
- We Are the City: an information portal for London's working women
- WOLF: Women Mean Business
- Women for a Change: campaigning for a safe world for women
- Women in the City: a network which aims to empower, inspire and motivate professional businesswomen
Interesting, I`ll quote it on my site later.