Carrie Bradshaw, the iconic fashionista from Sex and the City, continues to inspire fashion trends even in the latest iteration of the show, ‘And Just Like That.’ Her unconventional style, including wearing a vintage Chanel blouse backward, demonstrates her timeless appeal and influence on contemporary fashion.
Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic style in ‘And Just Like That…’ continues to captivate fans, with the latest season showcasing a mix of vintage pieces and modern interpretations. From a Chanel blouse from the 2000s to a vintage D&G shirt featuring a New York subway map, Carrie’s wardrobe is a love letter to the city and a testament to the enduring power of classic fashion.
The iconic Chanel blouse worn backward by Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City is making a comeback in the reboot, ‘And Just Like That.’ The appearance of this signature piece highlights how Carrie has grown, while also emphasizing the timeless appeal of her style.
In a classic Sex and the City moment, Carrie Bradshaw stumbles on the runway during a fashion show, offering a hilarious and inspiring look at the power of resilience. We explore the mixed emotions surrounding her fall, from the relatable schadenfreude to the heartwarming impact on her friends.
The costume designers for ‘And Just Like That…’ have outdone themselves once again, creating outfits for Carrie Bradshaw that are both insufferable and insufferably perfect. From a gingham bonnet and a tiered Ossie Clark dress to orthopaedic wedges and an overflowing tote bag, Carrie’s latest looks are sure to turn heads. And we can’t wait to see what else they have in store for us in the upcoming season.
Sarah Jessica Parker has returned to the streets of Manhattan for season three of ‘And Just Like That…’ with a new wardrobe and accessories. Among the standout pieces is a multicolor crystal-studded handbag from Gucci’s spring/summer 2024 collection. The bag, known as the Jackie, was debuted by creative director Sabato De Sarno and is a reimagined version of the iconic 1961 design named after former first lady Jackie Kennedy. The crystal-studded iteration aligns with De Sarno’s vision for Gucci, which is characterized by a return to the sex appeal of the 1960s and 1990s, as evidenced by the patent leather minis, high-slit skirts, and crystal-gridwork party dresses also seen in the collection.
