Some very good news for Sex And The City fans
Posted by heatworld on Thursday 25 Jun 2009
Filed under: Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex And The City
We might be counting our pennies since the dreaded recession hit – in fact, we can’t remember the last time we splashed out on loads of new clothes – but not everyone’s being so penny pinching. For the next Sex And The City movie we’re not going to see the four main girls giving up their designer threads for Primark clobber – at least that's what the film’s stylist Patricia Field is saying, “I wouldn't do it. Of course the four girls are going to be fabulous and flamboyant, otherwise what is the point? I want to do it the other way. I'd be like: 'Forget your troubles.'” We have to say we’re pleased about this latest bit of SATC news. Part of the reason we loved the series and the first film so much was that we got to watch the ladies parading about in fantastic outfits. But what do you think? Should we see Carrie and co reflecting the current economic troubles in their outfits?
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Candii
I'd like to see a different designers take on the girls. The large corsage, low halternecks,pencil skirts have been done to death!! Not sure how Charlotte does Primark would work though :s
nwiltshire1678
are you sure thats sjp in that shot? not enough horse face or madonna style arms!. obviously very heavily aorbrushed on her part. scar i agree, i love it too, fingers crossed peacocks will do a copy. haha
scarlet1985
i LOVE carrie's dress in this pic....i want it!! where is it from?! prob costs about a squillion quid though.
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