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Lately, we’ve been blessed with several sneak peeks at Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie and the making of season 2 of The biggest reveal so far: the return of John Corbett a.k.a. Aidan Shaw, Carrie’s on-again, off-again boyfriend in seasons three and four of the original Sex and the City series. But her new boots might take a close second place.
In both iterations of the show, Carrie Bradshaw is known for her unconditional love of fashion. And for more than 20 years, Carrie has fascinated and inspired thousands of fans around the world with her unique looks. Her signature formula: having fun mixing and matching vintage pieces with designer ones. Patricia Field, the costume designer for the series (and the two films that followed), was the powerhouse behind her distinctive style. While the stylistic choices of the reboot’s first season left us divided, it appears that Carrie is now attempting to change fans’ minds with a brand-new, more carefully curated wardrobe.
In the middle of a shoot on New York’s Coney Island boardwalk with John Corbett, Sarah Jessica Parker was wearing a long blue shirtdress paired with baggy joggers, an oversized coat, and a pair of trendy boots. The shoes are accented with sequins and designed by her SJP label, a look that’s very on trend—sparkly detail has moved beyond the red carpet and festive occasions into everyday clothing. Case in point: It was recently seen on the runways of Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Ami, and Fendi.
But it doesn’t stop there. Emily in Paris star Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu is yet another celebrity who also gave in to the trend back in December 2022. She was seen deep in conversation in New York at 92NY wearing a Lemaire shirtdress and a pair of glittery Jimmy Choo party girl heels. It certainly looks like it’s time to shine!
Shop the look for yourself, below:
Translated by Nafiseh Soolari. This post was originally published in Vogue
