Seven things we’ll miss about Mad Men

It’s almost time to bid a final farewell to the 1960s-set show. But first, from suave suits to subtle storylines to swift drinks, Keeley Bolger looks at what made it so special

AFTER seven series of sharp suits and pencil skirts, the offices of Sterling Cooper & Partners (SC&P) are closing for good, and Mad Men is taking a final bow from screens.

Set in the hubbub of a cut-throat New York advertising firm during the 1950s and 1960s, the drama has launched careers, influenced fashion, and given the murky world of advertising a new cool.