"Just like that": how Carrie Bradshaw will dress in the return of "Sex and the City" - South Boulevard

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The series "Sex and the City" returns. Yes, and this time it will be in series format after two films that fans liked more than critics. Now it returns to HBO Max with a new name, "And just like that" and with a season (bells ring that a second could also be confirmed) of 10 30-minute episodes.

We don't have a release date yet, they are currently shooting with their main cast, consisting of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte York (Kristin Davis). The great absentee will be Samantha Jones, played by Kim Catrall who will not participate due to her bad relationship with the companions of the series.

What we do know that she returns is the style that characterized each of the characters in Sex and the City. When it premiered in 1998, it not only revolutionized the world for its scripts with a liberal and feminist air - then, not the current one - pioneers on television, but also for its costumes. Four women with four totally different personalities and ways of dressing, all of them created trends, especially Carrie, thanks to the talent of her costume designer, Patricia Field.

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Although the famous designer has not been able to resume her old job because she had already signed the second season of Emily in Paris. In her place, Molly Rogers (who worked alongside Field from beginning to end during all six seasons) and Danny Santiago are in charge of the wardrobe department, one of the most anticipated aspects of this television return. These have already created a profile on Instagram to give small brushstrokes and details of the clothes and accessories that we will see in And just like that.

New looks in Just like that

Carrie Bradshaw remains, after fifty, one of the women with more personality and style in New York. The protagonist will not leave us indifferent with her looks, or at least that is what the first brushstrokes that we are seeing show us.

She carries not one, but two crossbody bags on her chest. And yes, she does wear a feathered headdress although it doesn't look like she's going to a wedding. She combines the floral print jacket by Dries Van Noten with a jumpsuit with an overskirt. She looks like a complicated look, but she's the only one who can defend it.

In this look we have two details for the craziest of fashion and the series (and movies). Surely you recognize those high heels, Manolo Blahnik's famous Hangisi in blue that Mr. Big used to propose to Carrie for the second time in the first film. Also that blue flower that he puts on the lapel of his oversize jacket. She wore the character in the third season, when she dated a politician and went to her rallies. Remember?

The outfit gives us clues as to how she reinterprets the 90s comeback trend, with her own personal style. Mini geometric bag, culotte pants, beige blazer, shirt with an asymmetric collar and a combination of pendants and necklaces.

This studded belt (Roger belt model from Streets Ahead) is also a recycled accessory from the first film. She wears it with a ruffled Carolina Herrera shirt dress, a pearl necklace (she's still wearing them, yes) and black Manolo Blahnik stilettos.

Other looks that show us from the wardrobe account of the series give us more details. Carrie loves platforms and wide heels, not just the infinitely thin ones. And she, too, is wearing a sequined Fendi baguette.

What we already know about the series

Officially, its creators made it clear to us that And just like that will show the personal and professional challenges of these friends in New York at the age of 50. New characters have been revealed, others that will continue to be present and details of some plots.

Main photo: Craig Blankenhorn