For the latest issue of Vanity Fair, photographer Annie Leibovitz photographed Jon Hamm and January Jones, better known as Don and Betty Draper to 'Mad Men' fans.
The 'Mad Men' photo shoot by Annie Leibovitz shows the loss of love between Don and Betty Draper, with them rarely looking at each other. But may I say, whether they’re happy in love or not, these pictures (and clothes) are beautiful! Take a look at the 'Mad Men' stars posing for Vanity Fair above.
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Annie Leibovitz Shows the Love Lost Between a 'Mad Men' Couple
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