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Sarah Jessica Parker walks her cat in “And Just Like That…”
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Sarah Jessica Parker and her cat Lotus on the set of “And Just Like That…”, showcasing iconic styles and reflecting on parenting.
Sarah Jessica Parker walked her character’s new cat on the set of “And Just Like That…”, but Carrie Bradshaw isn’t just a cat lady. She wore a Margiela denim skirt with a fringed hem that caught attention. The waist of this sculptural piece was folded inward, creating a ruched and padded look. Front bustle is back.
On top, SJP sported a nude long-sleeved V-neck top from Donna Karan New York and white Mary Jane-style shoes, also from Maison Margiela. She adorned her ears with pearl earrings. Parker was filmed in front of her new fictional home, holding the show’s animal star, played by Parker’s real-life cat named Lotus. Little Lotus was adopted by the SATC lead and her husband Matthew Broderick in April 2023.
In other production day photos, Parker walks with Cynthia Nixon in the same outfit. Miss Hobbes wore a long blue dress with a woven belt and a colorful silk scarf, paired with square-heeled shoes featuring an attractive ankle buckle and a gradient blue bag. They’re doing the classic walk-and-talk through the streets of New York.
And this? She is reading.
Sally Rooney must be very excited. In this upcoming season, we’ll see the return of Carrie Bradshaw’s love interest, Aidan Shaw, who left to be a better father to his children in another state. While Carrie doesn’t have children, Parker does, and she recently shared a bit about her parenting philosophy regarding money on iHeartRadio’s “Table for Two” with Bruce Bozzi.
“You want your children to understand what it means to earn money, what it takes to earn money, the value of it,” she said. “That the expectations will be the same for them… I think it’s a great way for children to live, that their needs are met: to be fed, safe, and loved. The important things in life: books and food and interesting experiences, and to be warm in winter and cool in summer.”
She added, “But they should long for things, they should want things. And we should also be interested in how they contribute to things, at some point.”
