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Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman go retro with their co-stars for individual covers of InStyle ahead of Big Little Lies season two

Published: 10:45 EDT, 2 May 2019 | Updated: 10:46 EDT, 2 May 2019

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The women of Monterey are channeling Mad Men on the covers of the latest issue of InStyle Magazine.

Reese Witherspoon, 43, Nicole Kidman, 51, Laura Dern, 52, Zoe Kravitz, 30, and Shailene Woodley, 27, each went retro glam on individual covers of the style magazine for its June issue.

The stunning stars are promoting the highly anticipated season two of their hit HBO drama Big Little Lies.

Big Little Covers: The stars of HBO's hit Big Little Lies are all gracing individual covers with a retro theme for the June issue of InStyle magazine

A vintage 1950s vibe permeated the fashion and styling of the stunning glossy photos and the five stars are featured on two solo covers each.

Reese, who plays Madeline, found her inner Betty Draper and rocked her blonde locks in a voluminous flipped out bob with the front back combed and pinned.

Her first cover features the Oscar winner in a terracotta colored blouse with a pussy bow tucked into plaid high waisted shorts.

The second shot shows a scene a bit truer to her gossipy on-screen character and portrays Reese chatting on a retro aqua telephone while wearing a spectacular black dress with sheer lacy sleeves and a scattered floral pattern.

Back in time: Reese Witherspoon, 43, Nicole Kidman, 51, Laura Dern, 52, Zoe Kravitz, 30, and Shailene Woodley, 27, each went retro glam for the photos

Co-star and co-producer Nicole Kidman looks as youthful as ever on her first cover with her strawberry blond tresses pulled into a fun half up hairdo that is tied at the tip with a pastel blue ribbon.

Nicole has collected award after award for her role as Celeste in the drama.

The Australian star donned a teal textured blouse with a high neck that is ruffled along the collar, hem and edges of the sleeves. The top was paired with a while skirt with coral and purple flowers.

Coming soon! The hit HBO show is coming back for season two in June

Moving outside for another costume change, the beauty fixes a piercing gaze on the camera in a longsleeve red Balenciaga dress with the logo of the label printed in white text and swirling around the garment.

The hit HBO show is coming back for season two in June. 'Relationships will fray, loyalties will erode [in season two],' According to The Hollywood Reporter. 'The potential for emotional and bodily injury shall loom.'

All of the show's leading ladies from season one will return for the new episodes and the show, which already boasts an incredible roster of A-listers, will get an infusion of new celebrity clout with the addition of Meryl Streep.