Sarah Jessica Parker walks out in New York with £ 130 pink Gucci socks

She is known for her fantastic sense of style, just like her Sex and the City alter ego.

And Sarah Jessica Parker channeled Carrie Bradshaw’s stylish atmosphere on Saturday when she pulled out in New York with a pair of pink Gucci socks and red heels from her own £ 130 collection.

The 55-year-old actress looked sensational in her funky socks and heels after paying a visit to her SJP Collections store.

Sarah definitely caught the eye in her expensive pink and red Lamcci GG calf-length socks from Gucci, combined with her own poppy-colored pumps that cost £ 250.

She added her fashionable ensemble by wearing a black, floral dress over a red and blue checkered shirt.

The star made her clashing prints tinted by packing them in a simple brown coat while storing her necessities in a large black backpack.

Sarah wipes her blonde locks in a simple ponytail to make her outfit speak, and covers her face with a pattern mask.

The Hocus Pocus star was spotted earlier in her New York store, where she was spotted talking to her staff animatedly.

Sarah seems to get her hands on her role as she is seen handling a variety of shoes while also engaging with customers.

Sarah’s ultra-stylish outing comes after she started with the inspiration behind the idea of ​​reloading her iconic show Sex And The City for a sequel titled And Just Like That.

And many fans may be very surprised to find out that Parker first got the idea to start a Sex And The City podcast with Michael Patrick King, a showrunner, about two to three months in the COVID 19-pandemic.

But when the two old colleagues started talking about the bizarre condition of her beloved New York City in the midst of the growing political and social quarrel, they thought about how it would affect the ladies of Sex And The City.

The new revelations surrounding the recharge appeared during a pre-recorded video played Wednesday afternoon for a virtual benefit to the Central Park Conservancy’s Playpark Partners program.

‘It actually happened during shelter; I want to say about April or May, ‘Parker said according to The Hollywood Reporter on the popular topic.

“I listened to a podcast and I never talked to Michael Patrick King about our experience producing the show.”

They thought their experience of making and producing SATC was a unique enough story worth telling in podcast form. But it was not long before they both realized, ‘Why are we doing a podcast? Maybe we should think of a new chapter? ‘

From there, they thought a next chapter should have a new title: And so on.

Like the original series, Parker, 55, wants New York to be a focal point of the storyline, only this time through the coronavirus crisis.

“New York is turned off in a way that affects many other people as well, because it’s the center of finance, it’s the center of culture, one could argue, and its silence was deafening.”

Parker then began to ask herself, ‘Where are these women? Where are they? Can they find each other? Can they be together? How is their life? ‘

The actress is also considering the changing social and political landscapes regarding calls for justice and racial equality.

‘All of these conversations became a big part of our experience in our homes, and Michael was just really interested. And so was born – and so on. ‘

Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw will reunite with old friends Miranda Hobbes and Charlotte York, played by co-stars Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis respectively. Kim Cattrall, who played Samantha Jones, is not coming back.