Eighteen years since we last got a glimpse of Carrie Bradshaw and co., Sex and the City is officially back.
And Just Like That launches on HBO tomorrow, December 9th, and while we’re itching to know what the girls are up to these days, whether Mr Big is still (still!) on the scene and just *how* they’re going to explain the gaping hole left by Samantha Jones – who, as we all know, won’t be returning for the reboot – what fashion fans really want to know of course comes down to matters of the wardrobe.
Is Carrie Bradshaw still a Manolo Blahnik devotee? Does she still love a floral brooch? And a studded belt? What about her handbag collection, is it still littered with incredible Fendi baguettes?
Is Charlotte York still super into pink? Does she still love a pencil skirt and a court shoe? Do skinny waist belts still form the backbone of her wardrobe? And, of course, giant sunglasses?
Is Miranda Hobbes still queen of the power suit? Has she bought any more epic velvet blazers? Does she still layer like an absolute pro and experiment with unexpectedly bright hues?
Of course, there are a handful of new characters whose wardrobes we can’t wait to indulge in; none more so than Nicole Ari Parker, who takes on the role of Lisa Todd Wexley, documentarian and mother of three.
Unfortunately the iconic stylist behind Sex and the city, Patricia Field, wasn’t able to work on the reboot due to the clash in schedules with Emily in Paris (which she’d already signed up to style), but luckily her protégée, Molly Rogers, was available to step up to the plate and fill the very large, but impossibly chic, shoes.
So how did she do? We’ve been given very few sneak peeks of the looks over the last few months, but we’ve finally got our hands on a more thorough selection – and if our alarm wasn’t set before it certainly is now. Drop the show, HBO.
Scroll down to see some of the major fashion moments that we’re obsessing over from And Just Like That…
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