Fashion on screen: When style nostalgia works (and when it doesn’t)


The main character of 'Sex & The City' and 'And Just Like That', Carrie Bradshaw (left), has undergone a fashion evolution and fans are not pleased. Photo: Warner Bros Discovery

Sex & The City was THE pinnacle of television fashion, setting trends in the early 2000s with every designer-heeled step the characters took.

Its sequel, And Just Like That, however, has stirred debate over whether the franchise still delivers the same impact.

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