The reboot of the iconic “Sex and the City” series, “And Just Like That,” has been a rollercoaster of emotions, plot twists, and, of course, fashion. While the show received mixed reviews, the fashion was a standout element that had everyone talking. Costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago curated a wardrobe that was both nostalgic and contemporary. Let’s dive into some of the most memorable outfits from the first season.
The Return of the Versace Mille Feuille Dress
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Carrie wore the iconic Versace Mille Feuille dress for the third time, reminding fans of its first appearance in the original series’ finale. The gown was a symbol of her timeless style and a nod to her past.
Carrie’s Funeral Chic
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Carrie’s funeral outfit was a modern take on the little black dress, styled with a hat—an accessory she frequently wore throughout the reboot. The ensemble was a poignant nod to her resilience and strength, especially in the wake of her husband’s death.
The York Family’s Oscar de la Renta Ensemble
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In the first episode, Charlotte had custom Oscar de la Renta dresses made for her daughter’s piano recital. The floral designs were a hit, with both siblings and their mother donning similar outfits. It was a family fashion moment that set the tone for the season.
Norma Kamali’s Diana Dress Goes Viral
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Before the series even aired, a photo of Carrie in a powder-blue Norma Kamali Diana dress went viral. Paired with a white Max Mara blazer, this outfit was dubbed the new “naked dress,” a landmark fashion moment from the original series.
Seema’s Fendi Sophistication
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Newcomer Seema Patel, played by Sarita Choudhury, brought her own flair with classic and chic suits. Her natural-toned Fendi outfit was a standout, coming directly from Fendi’s 2021 fall collection.
Carrie’s “Back in Heels” Celebration
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After undergoing hip surgery, Carrie celebrated her return to heels with a sequined Missoni dress and sparkly Louboutins. It was a triumphant moment that showcased her love for high fashion and high heels.
Charlotte’s Dog-Walking Glamour
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Charlotte took dog-walking to a new level with a puff-sleeve Stella McCartney top, Balenciaga polka dot skirt, and yellow Manolo Blahnik heels. She even had a Burberry charm for the doggy bags, making her the most fashionable dog walker in NYC.
Carrie’s Valentino Couture Finale
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The season finale featured Carrie in a stunning Valentino Couture gown, contrasting fuchsia gloves, and a bedazzled Eiffel Tower purse. The outfit was a fitting end to a season filled with fashion highs and lows.
Diwali Outfits Spark Debate
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Carrie and Seema celebrated Diwali in beautiful traditional outfits. While the episode faced some backlash for cultural inaccuracies, the fashion was undeniably eye-catching.
The Infamous Smoking Outfit
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Carrie’s smoking outfit was a mix of rubber dish gloves, a pink gingham Batsheva housedress, Mary Jane heels, a blue zip-up hoodie, and a patterned hair scarf. It was a fashion risk that had everyone talking, for better or worse.
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