There are very few iconic television shows that make you want to actually own a piece of the set—or the wardrobe, for that matter. (Think about it: "Six Feet Under"’s drab furniture? No thanks. Carmela Soprano’s gaudy skirt suits? Don’t think so.) But when it comes to "Mad Men," we’re, well, mad for just about everything on the small screen. From the Mid-Century modern furniture to the New Look silhouettes, fans want a piece of the show in their homes and their closets—not only to display, but also to use. That’s why it’s so fabulous that charity organization Auction Cause is launching its first of several "Mad Men" set and costume auctions, scheduled to go live tonight (August 12) at 7pm PST, and running through August 22. Every item starts at 99 cents, no reserve. The Inside Source caught up with Amy Wells, "Mad Men"’s set decorator for seasons 1-3, to discuss what aficionados can expect. read more

The works of Jane Austen are pretty much always having a moment. This month, PBS presents a brand new and absolutely gorgeous Masterpiece Classic adaptation of Emma. The network is also re-airing Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, not so coincidentally, we’re certain, around Valentine’s Day. Our two part series (including interviews with the Emma costume and production designers) explores fashion and interior design from the era, both of which are still relevant today. read more