“And Just Like That” is back and it’s bringing with it all the fashion inspiration we could ever want. The highly anticipated revival/sequel of “Sex and the City” has finally arrived, and it’s clear that fashion is still a major player in the show. From Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic tulle skirts to Miranda Hobbes’ colorful dresses, the fashion in “And Just Like That” is just as vibrant and inspiring as ever.
For six seasons, “Sex and the City” captured the hearts of viewers with its witty dialogue, relatable characters, and of course, its fabulous fashion. Carrie Bradshaw, played by the talented Sarah Jessica Parker, became a universal style icon and inspired generations of women to embrace their own unique sense of style. With the help of costume designer Patricia Field, Bradshaw’s quirky, romantic, and vibrant style became a defining element of the show.
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In the revival, costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago continue the legacy of “Sex and the City” fashion, but with a twist. The outfits not only showcase the characters’ personal style, but also serve as a way to communicate their state of mind. When Carrie wears a tulle skirt and black headpiece to Big’s funeral in season one, it’s a way for her to honor her late husband and make him proud. And when she starts dating again and feeling like herself, she’s back in her signature Norma Kamali ruched blue dress, which fans have dubbed the “Carrie dress.”
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But it’s not just Carrie who gets to shine in the fashion department. Miranda Hobbes and Seema Patel also have their fair share of memorable style moments. In season one, Miranda’s colorful halter dress and Seema’s fierce leopard look could have easily been seen in the original series. And in season two, the characters attend the fictitious “Veiled Beauty”-themed Met Gala, with Lisa Todd Wexley stunning in a red Valentino gown and Charlotte York Goldenblatt rocking a bold corset top and skirt.
The fashion in “And Just Like That” goes beyond just looking good. It also serves as a way to convey important messages and character development. In season one, Rock Goldenblatt’s unconventional styling of their Oscar de la Renta dress as they come out to their parents is a powerful statement. And Miranda’s sexy halter jumpsuit in season two represents her stepping outside of her comfort zone and exploring her sexuality.
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In season three, Seema Patel’s white fringe dress is the epitome of chic and showcases her confident and stylish personality. Meanwhile, Lisa Todd Wexley’s quirky ball necklace is a nod to her creative thinking and clashes with her unimaginative documentary producers.
The fashion in “And Just Like That” is not just limited to the main characters. The show also features a diverse range of fashion from supporting characters, adding to the overall style and aesthetic of the show.
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As we continue to follow the lives of our beloved characters in “And Just Like That,” we can’t help but be inspired by their fashion choices. Whether it’s Carrie’s iconic tulle skirts, Miranda’s colorful dresses, or Seema’s chic ensembles, the fashion in the show is a reflection of the characters’ personalities and adds depth to the storytelling.
So, if you’re looking for some fashion inspiration, look no further than “And Just Like That.” With its vibrant and diverse range of styles, the show continues to be a fashion powerhouse and a source of inspiration for viewers. And who knows, you may just find yourself waltzing around New York City in a tulle skirt and Manolo Blahnik pumps, just like Carrie Bradshaw.