Sex and the City 2

 

                    Sarah Jessica Parker in her absolutely stunning Valentino gown

 I think everyone who knows me well, knows also that I am obsessed with Sex and the City. Every episode I watched at least 5 times and not to mention the movie. Now, finally the second film came out and I got to go on my free day to the red carpet to see all the lovely outfits of the stars. I swore if there is someone selling tickets for the world premier I will buy them. And this exactly happens to my luck. I had a ticket to sit next to all the stars in the Radio Music City Hall. The price was worth every penny. The atmosphere was just amazing.

Sex & The City 2 featured some of the best fashion flavors this year. Even if you are not a SATC fan, I urge you to watch the movie, simply for the styles.  I enjoyed it thoroughly and think all of us can learn new style tips from Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, & Samantha. A large ball gown skirt paired with a simple tee is  one of the styles Carrie wears in the movie.  This is going to be a big trend into the end of the year.
Carrie wears her Dior top with a asymmetrical bottomed puffy purple skirt here in one of the first scenes in the Middle East.  This scene is one of the only times she is seen during the girls trip to Abu Dhabi without Arabian inspired clothing on, so take note.

Long maxi dresses of all necklines is one of the most featured styles in the movie.  Seeing all of the beautiful trends makes me want to go out an maxi dress shop all weekend long.The girls are shown in this photo eating lunch Arabian style, while wearing super sensational Maxi dress creations.  Notice how their necklines range from glitzy stone necklaced to striped modern bright colors. Superb! Big shoes, long earrings, and super fly hairstyles are also a big part of the movie.

Notice Carrie's harlequin style snug cap she wears in this scene? It is one of the main takeaways from the film.  Be sure to try out some of the hat trends featured in the film.  For starters, look online and at boutique shops for vintage hats.  Most of the hats and caps featured hold a lot history in them.