Sarah Jessica Parker Goes Boho Chic in Paris, Kristin Davis Favors Florals in Rixo Dress and More Looks at the ‘And Just Like That…' Season Three Premiere
The cast and creative team of 'And Just Like That…' attended their latest event on the promotional tour for the third season of the HBO Max series. Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Nicole Ari Parker, Kristen Davis and more attended the Season Three premiere of the series in Paris on Wednesday.
The cast opted for designer pieces, wearing looks by Magda Butrym, Lela Rose and more. Ahead, WWD breaks down those looks from the 'And Just Like That…' Season Three premiere in Paris.
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Sarah Jessica Parker opted for boho styling. The Emmy Award-winning actress wore a white dress with billowing sleeves and a high neckline with a ruffled collar. Lace details cascaded down the flowing skirt of the look, adding feminine touches throughout the striking piece.
Nicole Ari Parker opted for a look courtesy of Magda Butrym for her attire. The actress took inspiration from suiting, wearing a blazer with exaggerated, sharp lapels and long black sleeves. She also wore a black top with a high neckline, contrasted by a crisp white skirt with a rosette detail. Parker completed the look with sheer black tights with polka dots and black pumps.
Kristin Davis favored a maxidress courtesy of Rixo. The look included ruffled sleeves and featured a bevy of florals. The semi-sheer black fabric served as the base for red rosettes with hints of green leaves. The ensemble included a ruffled neckline and tiered ruffles at the bottom of the skirt. A subtle wrap element added definition to the silhouette at the waist.
Sarita Choudhury also favored florals in a custom strapless midi dress by Lela Rose. The actress' look featured a sweetheart neckline with slightly ruched fabric. Cinched at the waist, the silhouette of the dress featured a column skirt. Choudhury's look was curated by stylist Caitlin Burke.
Cynthia Nixon wore a look courtesy of A.W.A.K.E. Mode's pre-fall 2020 collection. The ensemble featured a crisp white, long-sleeve jacket with sinuous lapels. The ensemble included a cinched waist with a long wrap belt. Nixon's skirt included several pleats.
'And Just Like That…' Season Three follows Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her friends navigating friendship, family and romantic relationships during a summer in New York City. The third season of the HBO revival of 'Sex and the City' debuts on Thursday.
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