Sex in the City… and They Do Look Sexy!
So what do these 4 glamorous TV/Movie stars have in common, other than they are all starring in one of the hottest movies of the summer?
All 4 Sex in the City, gals are over 40!
Sara Jessica Parker
From left, Kristin Davis, Kim Cattrall and Cynthia Nixon. (Photo credit: Craig Blankenhorn/New Line Cinema)
If you haven’t seen the movie yet, we won’t spoil it for you, but will say that the fashions were a feast for the eyes!
Lots of fabulous colors, all kinds of interesting ways of mixing and matching styles (ie: loved the ladylike pink linen shift dress Carrie wore with the edgy wide black studded belt- a wild contrast that worked.)
We were also was crazy for the big bold earrigs they all wore- do you remember wearing that kind of thing in the late 80′s? Sure everything was exaggerated, like the pair of hoops that Miranda wore that were over the top, but on the whole we loved the idea of big, bold accessories.
We went home fashion-inspired after this movie. What struck us was that these women are in really in touch with their femininity and celebrate that via their own their own unique style…made us want to go out and shop, get all dolled up to go out for some fun!
The New York Times had a nice article about it, Click here, to hear each one tell a little about their roles!
Have you seen the movie? Leave your comment below!
Wake up girls, the New York Times might have liked talking to the glam gals in the movie, but they panned it critically. I saw it with my girlfriends after a cosmo or two. It’s a movie for Sex and the City “JUNKIES” . It’s a drug for all of us that were addicted to the tv series. I liked it and was sad when it was over and realized it was time to go back to my dull, dull, dullish life. Bye, bye Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha, and Miranda; back to reality. As for being a well written film; ixnay to that. Like I said it was a “fIX” for us addicts!
While not the masterfully written epic of a lifetime, Sex and the City was exactly what we (fans) needed! I loved it! I laughed, I cried, and I didn’t once look at my watch, a clear sign of a too-long or too-distant movie. The story line was good, but only as cutting-edge as could be for the movie ratings; and as is, in reality, for most 40+ women. I loved it, and I wouldn’t pay much attention to many of the critics. We aren’t often worried about the same things they are — I, personally, just want to be entertained, and with SATC, I was!!!