The 10 Hottest Women On "Mad Men"

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Faye Miller, played by Buono, is a psychologist working with SCDP who gets into the minds of customers through surveys. Despite their romantic relationship, Don Draper didn’t think she was “the one” because she couldn’t handle his children. Given how gorgeous Miller is, we'd just hire a nanny.

As Stephanie, a college student from California who is the niece of someone very close to Don Draper, Lotz is a welcome newcomer. She pulls our eyes away from the show’s evergreen office environment, replete with power-suited women, to a brighter California setting, crawling with bikini beauties.

The reason we have our head up in the clouds in blind date situations is none other than Anna Camp, who plays Bethany Van Nuys, a woman who was set up with Don on at the beginning of season four. She gives us hope that not all mystery partners will turn out to be creepy cat ladies whose single status is way too easy to understand.

Efficient advertising typically demands witty taglines, geckos and deep marketing pockets. But you won’t need any of those when you have Maggie Siff front and center. The beautiful American actress plays Rachel Katz, a department store owner who was one of the first clients of the Sterling Cooper ad agency.

While we don’t generally favor PTA meetings (as the student or the guardian), we wouldn’t mind attending regularly if Abigail Spencer, who plays Sally Draper’s former teacher Suzanne Farrell, is the one behind the desk. Unlike Don, we wouldn’t have any other commitments if we’re with her, aside from keeping our composure.

Peyton List’s character, Jane, is so charming that Roger Sterling quickly told his wife that he was leaving her for Don’s sexy assistant. Despite Don’s dismissive claims that their relationship was cliché, her sex appeal makes it simple to understand why Sterling would take that risk.

Personally, if Trudy Campbell (Brie) was our wife, we’d have no problem letting her parents help us with an apartment on Park Avenue or putting money aside for a house loan instead of helping a troubled firm. Plus, we probably wouldn’t have knocked up our co-worker. Just saying.

As Betty Draper, Jones’ shtick is being the manipulative and frigid ex-wife of Don Draper who engages in her own extramarital affairs after discovering her husband’s sexcapades. Of course, we're willing to overlook that and hone in on the fact that she looks like Grace Kelly's double.

Not only is she a fantastic secretary to Don Draper, but Megan Calvet, portrayed by the gorgeous Jessica Pare, might just be the perfect wife. She’s able to handle his children and seduce him in the office. Megan could mean the end to Draper's adulterous ways.

Joan Harris, played by Hendricks, displays a work-first attitude as the office manager at Sterling Cooper and often has to keep the men on task when their minds wander. But can you really blame the Madison Avenue men for daydreaming about the curvy redhead?