No, you're not dreaming! Carrie Bradshaw aka Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted again in the Vivienne Westwood wedding dress. We show you how Carrie Bradshaw styled it for the new series.
Since filming began on the second season of "And Just Like That …", the sequel to "Sex and the City", most of us can't help but look on Getty Images for the latest looks from Carrie Bradshaw. Even if some outfits don't look as good as they did in the first season (get Patricia Field back on set!), it's always nice to see cult pieces from the original series on screen. And this time we weren't disappointed….
Carrie Bradshaw wears her Vivienne Westwood wedding dress again
Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted on the set of the second season of "And Just Like That…" wearing the wedding dress her character wore in the first "Sex and the City" movie. Carrie Bradshaw had been given the dress by Vivienne Westwood herself after wearing it in a photo shoot for VOGUE in which she had participated. She also wore this dress on her first attempt to marry Mr Big, who panicked and left her at the altar.
This outfit was designed by Vivienne Westwood and is one of the most iconic pieces seen in Sex and the City, like the Dior newspaper print dress or her Gucci banana, among others. But because Carrie Bradshaw's character never does anything like anyone else, she went one better: a turquoise drapee that layered the cloud dress. The ultimate detail: the bird perched on her head in the first film was actually there.
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