Star dips into Sex and the City wardrobe for parties
The 60-year-old actor played Carrie Bradshaw on the hit show on and off since 1998 and now admits she has occasionally worn clothing from the character's iconic collection, which she amassed while playing the relationship columnist.
"I just did it," Parker told People, speaking about dressing for a birthday party in England.
But she stressed it was "one of the few occasions I've ever pulled from the archive for personal use".
The actor also emphasised she is "very thoughtful" when making such decisions, and considers the appropriateness and safety of the occasion to ensure the preservation of the garments.
Parker's connection to Carrie's wardrobe goes beyond occasional personal use.
She has retained all of the original costumes, including clothes and furniture, from the Sex and the City and And Just Like That... series.
In a December 2021 interview with Vogue, the actor explained she had kept every single item, packed according to season, episode and scene.
She expressed interest in one day showcasing the collection in a public exhibit.
"If it's the right place that can do right by what it meant, that it's really about (designers) Molly (Rogers), Danny (Santiago), and Patricia (Field), and maybe it's a bigger conversation that includes something else from cinema too – that's about costumes and stories and women on film."
The fashion legacy of Sex and the City and its spinoffs has been a defining element since the series' original run from 1998 to 2004, its two follow-up films, and most recently the revival series And Just Like That..., which concluded its latest season on August 14.
Throughout all the projects, fashion has played a significant role for Parker, as well as her co-stars Kristin Davis (who plays Charlotte York), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), and Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes.)
In the series finale of And Just Like That..., costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago styled Carrie's final outfit, a voluminous cranberry Molly Goddard crinoline skirt paired with a pink sequined L'Wren Scott cardigan, a vintage plaid coat from London's Portobello Market, a Vivienne Westwood purse, fuchsia heels from the SJP Collection, and a velvet-pink vintage hat.
The ensemble served as a more mature homage to Carrie's original pink tutu from the Sex and the City opening sequence.
Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed she dips into her Sex and the City "archive" wardrobe when she dresses for parties.
The 60-year-old actor played Carrie Bradshaw on the hit show on and off since 1998 and now admits she has occasionally worn clothing from the character's iconic collection, which she amassed while playing the relationship columnist.
"I just did it," Parker told People, speaking about dressing for a birthday party in England.
But she stressed it was "one of the few occasions I've ever pulled from the archive for personal use".
The actor also emphasised she is "very thoughtful" when making such decisions, and considers the appropriateness and safety of the occasion to ensure the preservation of the garments.
Parker's connection to Carrie's wardrobe goes beyond occasional personal use.
She has retained all of the original costumes, including clothes and furniture, from the Sex and the City and And Just Like That... series.
In a December 2021 interview with Vogue, the actor explained she had kept every single item, packed according to season, episode and scene.
She expressed interest in one day showcasing the collection in a public exhibit.
"If it's the right place that can do right by what it meant, that it's really about (designers) Molly (Rogers), Danny (Santiago), and Patricia (Field), and maybe it's a bigger conversation that includes something else from cinema too – that's about costumes and stories and women on film."
The fashion legacy of Sex and the City and its spinoffs has been a defining element since the series' original run from 1998 to 2004, its two follow-up films, and most recently the revival series And Just Like That..., which concluded its latest season on August 14.
Throughout all the projects, fashion has played a significant role for Parker, as well as her co-stars Kristin Davis (who plays Charlotte York), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), and Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes.)
In the series finale of And Just Like That..., costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago styled Carrie's final outfit, a voluminous cranberry Molly Goddard crinoline skirt paired with a pink sequined L'Wren Scott cardigan, a vintage plaid coat from London's Portobello Market, a Vivienne Westwood purse, fuchsia heels from the SJP Collection, and a velvet-pink vintage hat.
The ensemble served as a more mature homage to Carrie's original pink tutu from the Sex and the City opening sequence.
Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed she dips into her Sex and the City "archive" wardrobe when she dresses for parties.
The 60-year-old actor played Carrie Bradshaw on the hit show on and off since 1998 and now admits she has occasionally worn clothing from the character's iconic collection, which she amassed while playing the relationship columnist.
"I just did it," Parker told People, speaking about dressing for a birthday party in England.
But she stressed it was "one of the few occasions I've ever pulled from the archive for personal use".
The actor also emphasised she is "very thoughtful" when making such decisions, and considers the appropriateness and safety of the occasion to ensure the preservation of the garments.
Parker's connection to Carrie's wardrobe goes beyond occasional personal use.
She has retained all of the original costumes, including clothes and furniture, from the Sex and the City and And Just Like That... series.
In a December 2021 interview with Vogue, the actor explained she had kept every single item, packed according to season, episode and scene.
She expressed interest in one day showcasing the collection in a public exhibit.
"If it's the right place that can do right by what it meant, that it's really about (designers) Molly (Rogers), Danny (Santiago), and Patricia (Field), and maybe it's a bigger conversation that includes something else from cinema too – that's about costumes and stories and women on film."
The fashion legacy of Sex and the City and its spinoffs has been a defining element since the series' original run from 1998 to 2004, its two follow-up films, and most recently the revival series And Just Like That..., which concluded its latest season on August 14.
Throughout all the projects, fashion has played a significant role for Parker, as well as her co-stars Kristin Davis (who plays Charlotte York), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), and Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes.)
In the series finale of And Just Like That..., costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago styled Carrie's final outfit, a voluminous cranberry Molly Goddard crinoline skirt paired with a pink sequined L'Wren Scott cardigan, a vintage plaid coat from London's Portobello Market, a Vivienne Westwood purse, fuchsia heels from the SJP Collection, and a velvet-pink vintage hat.
The ensemble served as a more mature homage to Carrie's original pink tutu from the Sex and the City opening sequence.
Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed she dips into her Sex and the City "archive" wardrobe when she dresses for parties.
The 60-year-old actor played Carrie Bradshaw on the hit show on and off since 1998 and now admits she has occasionally worn clothing from the character's iconic collection, which she amassed while playing the relationship columnist.
"I just did it," Parker told People, speaking about dressing for a birthday party in England.
But she stressed it was "one of the few occasions I've ever pulled from the archive for personal use".
The actor also emphasised she is "very thoughtful" when making such decisions, and considers the appropriateness and safety of the occasion to ensure the preservation of the garments.
Parker's connection to Carrie's wardrobe goes beyond occasional personal use.
She has retained all of the original costumes, including clothes and furniture, from the Sex and the City and And Just Like That... series.
In a December 2021 interview with Vogue, the actor explained she had kept every single item, packed according to season, episode and scene.
She expressed interest in one day showcasing the collection in a public exhibit.
"If it's the right place that can do right by what it meant, that it's really about (designers) Molly (Rogers), Danny (Santiago), and Patricia (Field), and maybe it's a bigger conversation that includes something else from cinema too – that's about costumes and stories and women on film."
The fashion legacy of Sex and the City and its spinoffs has been a defining element since the series' original run from 1998 to 2004, its two follow-up films, and most recently the revival series And Just Like That..., which concluded its latest season on August 14.
Throughout all the projects, fashion has played a significant role for Parker, as well as her co-stars Kristin Davis (who plays Charlotte York), Kim Cattrall (Samantha Jones), and Cynthia Nixon (Miranda Hobbes.)
In the series finale of And Just Like That..., costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago styled Carrie's final outfit, a voluminous cranberry Molly Goddard crinoline skirt paired with a pink sequined L'Wren Scott cardigan, a vintage plaid coat from London's Portobello Market, a Vivienne Westwood purse, fuchsia heels from the SJP Collection, and a velvet-pink vintage hat.
The ensemble served as a more mature homage to Carrie's original pink tutu from the Sex and the City opening sequence.
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