Sarah Jessica Parker’s Corset Gown Steals the Spotlight at “And Just Like That…” Season 3 Photo Call
A tapestry of moonlit lace and steel-boned ambition unfurled on the avenue as Sarah Jessica Parker graced the “And Just Like That…” Season 3 photo call. In a moment that felt more sonnet than snapshot, Parker emerged in a showstopping black corset gown by Olivier Rousteing’s Balmain couture house, its sculpted bodice and draping chiffon whispers of old-world glamour. The dress, reinforced with delicate boning and kissed by sequin constellations, trailed behind her like a midnight reverie.
At the Spring Studios in Manhattan—a glass cathedral to celebrity and cameras—Parker’s entrance halted the world in its tracks. Flashbulbs erupted, capturing every curve-hugging seam, every polished stiletto step. Co-stars Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis and Nicole Ari Parker circled her like admirers at court, their own ensembles tuned down to let her corset reign supreme. According to interviews recorded by People Magazine and the Dotdash Meredith feed, Sarah Jessica Parker confided, “It felt like wearing poetry—every stitch a line of verse.”
Beneath the red carpet ritual, stylists whispered of how the corset’s internal structure was an homage to historical silhouettes, yet its cut remained fiercely modern. Hair slicked into a braided chignon and star-bright diamond drop earrings completed the look, a study in contrasts: armor and elegance, restraint and drama. Makeup artist Erin Parsons kept the palette soft—rosy cheeks and smoky bronze lids—so that Parker’s natural glow could duel with the gown’s dark mystique.
As interviews rolled, photographers gleaned teasing crumb-like details of Season 3’s narrative swirl: Carrie Bradshaw’s next sartorial adventures, new romantic intrigues and parenthood pivots that will test her steel-boned spirit. Parker, ever the wordsmith, mused that the upcoming episodes feel “like rediscovering an old friend through a new lens,” a line that felt as carefully tailored as her couture.
Critics and fans alike have already taken to social media, captioning stills with phrases like “poetic armor” and “gown of the century.” Fashion insiders at The Cut and Vogue.com praised Balmain’s corset as a modern heirloom, while lifestyle pages touted it as the shot of drama every red carpet craves.
And so, as the last flash faded at Spring Studios, the echo of couture lingered like a lingering refrain in a restless poem. A final question floats on the breeze: what other sartorial marvels await when “And Just Like That…” returns to screens?
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, Dotdash Meredith
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