when we talk about fashion, all of us have a flashback of
the smart, funny and fashionable series Sex and the City (SATC). Even if you are 12 years old, you might hear
from your related people about “four young, desirable, virtually inseparable
New York bachelorettes” as KGF Vissers describe – Carrie Bradshaw, Samantha
Jones, Charlotte York and Miranda Hobbes.
actually, I was only 9 years old when I saw it first ray of
light dazzling glamour and colorful questions on the obscurity of the TV. Since
then, those girls did not went way from my and many other man lives.
Yessss, this is cruelly true!! Try to ask your male friends about “Sam”!
within those girls, HBO promoted a turn-of-the-century
culture. The woman did grown up watching this fabulous show and today they are
asking for the cosmopolitan as those individual and irreplaceable iconic
characters.  |
| Patricia Field |
SATC taught us about the individual style! The style that
match the real you, the one that makes you feel the so called princess and
prince. Sex and the City was much more than just fashion (well, now it might
survive because fashion?!), it was about strong individual and smart woman that
express themselves in many incredible ways, one of them fashion. On that field,
the credit must go to Patricia Field – the Sex and the City costumier, who
worked on every detail to show through fashion the those different personal
styles and life occasions, which contributed to the call SATC as legendary, changing
the fashion world forever.
carrie is the icon for the endless brilliance vintage –
which I love/devour – and high fashion. For me, one of the most impressive
Carrie fashion moments (but a moment of a dark fairytale!!) was in Paris,
dressing the fragile beautiful grandiosity “1000 Layers” by Versace Couture.
the downtown girl, Samantha, brings to the show the bright colored and
fitted shapes, showing the endless highest self-esteem.
in the opposite direction to Samantha (by all means & not
in a bad sense), we have Charlotte - the uptown girl – which promenade sweet and
chicness on Manhattan streets. I always remember “Char” (as few call) on her
pink dress after facing her miscarriage.
miranda is the icon of a working woman, dressing minimalist
power suits most of the seasons. But this interesting character is in my
opinion the one that most changed through the time, and it is reflected on her
clothes as well. By the end of the last season and on the movies, Miranda is a
strong and sexy woman, dressing beautifully.
in this challenging world, where summers are heating quickly
and passions, people, cities follow that same pattern, it is not just about
fashion. It is how you express yourself, your life, your questions, your unique
sole!
So, make your life a ‘Mille Feuille’!
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