Celebrity fashion blog posts and style coverage from Apparel Search — Christina Hendricks
Christina Rene Hendricks is an American actress best known for her role as Joan Holloway in the AMC television series Mad Men, for which she has been nominated for six Emmy Awards. A poll of female readers taken by Esquire magazine named her the sexiest woman in the world, and in 2010 she was voted Best Looking American Woman by Esquire magazine. She appears as Celine, also called Chair, in the Comedy Central sitcom Another Period, and Apparel Search also notes her earlier work in the TV show Firefly, well before Mad Men. This page carries two of her photos and links the fashion blog coverage of her style.
Christina Rene Hendricks is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Joan Holloway in the AMC television series Mad Men, for which she has been nominated for six Emmy Awards. A poll of female readers taken by Esquire magazine named Hendricks "the sexiest woman in the world". In 2010, she was voted Best Looking American Woman by Esquire magazine. She currently appears as Celine/"Chair" in the Comedy Central sitcom Another Period.
By the way, Apparel Search loved Christina Hendricks in the TV show Firefly (well before Mad Men). We also think she is the modern day Marilyn Monroe.

What has Christina Hendricks been wearing lately? Let's take a moment to learn more about the fashion, jewelry, or beauty products that Christina Hendricks has been enjoying.
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Mad Men is the most fashion-discussed drama of its era, a series set in the 1960s advertising world whose costume design became a cultural subject in its own right. Joan Holloway, Christina Hendricks' character, is central to that reputation: the character's wardrobe is part of her authority in the fiction, precise period dressing that audiences and fashion writers analyzed season by season. Six Emmy Award nominations for the role mark its critical standing. An actress identified with the most scrutinized costume wardrobe on television inevitably draws fashion attention to her own dressing — premieres, award ceremonies and public appearances are read against the period silhouette of the character, and the blog posts collected here follow her personal choices in exactly that light.
The page adds two character notes of its own. She appears as Celine, called Chair, in the Comedy Central sitcom Another Period — a comedy set in an earlier era, which makes it a second period production, played for laughs rather than drama. And Apparel Search records its own appreciation of her work in Firefly, well before Mad Men, even calling her a modern day Marilyn Monroe; one of the two photos on this page shows her in Firefly. Those details give her coverage a longer arc than the Mad Men years alone: a science-fiction series, a period drama and a period comedy are three very different costume worlds for one performer.
The Esquire facts are unusual in being reader-voted: a poll of the magazine's female readers named her the sexiest woman in the world, and Esquire voted her Best Looking American Woman in 2010. Recognition of that kind, arriving during the Mad Men run, is part of why her personal style attracted coverage beyond the show's audience. The resource list on this page is the shortest in the C section — the blog search plus Wikipedia and IMDb, with no website or social links — so the Apparel Search blog search carries most of the weight for readers following the fashion, jewelry and beauty products she has been wearing. In the C index she sits between the two other Christina pages, Aguilera and Milian, and the Fashion Blog Celebrities hub opens the full alphabetical guide.
She is best known as Joan Holloway in the AMC television series Mad Men, for which she has been nominated for six Emmy Awards. She also appears as Celine, or Chair, in the Comedy Central sitcom Another Period.
A poll of female readers taken by Esquire magazine named her the sexiest woman in the world, and in 2010 Esquire voted her Best Looking American Woman.
The fashion blog link on this page searches Apparel Search posts about what she has been wearing. Her Wikipedia and IMDb pages are also linked; no website or social accounts are listed for her here. This page displays two photos, including one of her in Firefly.