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As the third season of the beloved series “And Just Like That” unfolds, Carrie Bradshaw once again captures the hearts of viewers with her unapologetically bold and retrospective fashion choices. This season sees Carrie stepping out of her Upper East Side comfort zone into a Greek Revival house in Gramercy, attempting to pen her first historical novel. Amidst the backdrop of her long-distance relationship with Aidan, her style evolution blends a touch of the Victorian with her signature avant-garde flair. Costume designers Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago bring to life an array of outfits that not only honor Carrie’s past but also hint at her future, making each episode a sartorial feast for the eyes.
Exploring Carrie’s New Historical Adventures
This season, Carrie’s fashion transcends time, mirroring her literary journey into historical fiction. Her move to Gramercy is accompanied by a wardrobe that speaks volumes about her state of mind and the narrative arcs she explores through her writing.
– Victorian influences in her wardrobe choices
– Use of robust corsetry and full skirts, reminiscent of the late 1800s
– A modern twist on past styles, integrating pieces from designers known for their historical reverence, like John Galliano
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Signature Looks from the Season
Each episode serves as a canvas for Carrie’s evolving fashion story. For instance, her ensemble in the second episode includes a Donna Karan bodysuit paired with a Margiela denim skirt that features Victorian bustle-style draping—a nod to her narrative explorations. By episode five, she delves deeper into period dressing with vintage khaki riding jodhpurs and an off-the-shoulder top by Jean Paul Gaultier, perfectly blending historical references with her contemporary New York City environment.
Carrie’s Iconic Accessories
No discussion of Carrie’s style is complete without mentioning her iconic hats and shoes. This season, she introduces what might be her most controversial hat yet—a sculptural, pink gingham piece by Maryam Keyhani, which she pairs with a vintage dress by Ossie Clark. The ensemble is quintessentially Carrie: bold, unexpected, and a bit whimsical.
– The hat, dubbed “Head in the Clouds,” sparks more conversation than her fluctuating relationship status with Aidan
– Rogers and Santiago aimed for a look that was “light, airy, fresh, and playful,” aligning with the summer setting of the episodes
The Quirks of Carrie’s Travel Wardrobe
In an amusing turn of events, Carrie finds herself traveling to Virginia—to be near Aidan—dressed in head-to-toe Vivienne Westwood. This choice pays homage to the late designer and brings a punk edge to her otherwise romantic and whimsical wardrobe.
– The complete Westwood look includes the Panther dress paired with a chevron cardigan
– Despite the practical challenges posed by her high-heeled travel shoes, Carrie’s outfit is a perfect Easter egg for fans who appreciate her longstanding relationship with Westwood’s designs
Unexpected Shopping Adventures
A lost luggage incident leads Carrie into a local shop where she adopts what she humorously calls her “Carrie on the Prairie” look, comprising floral maxi dresses that are both a nod to the pastoral and a playful take on her urban aesthetic.
– The scene offers a light-hearted critique of rural fashion options
– Despite the setting, Carrie manages to make her impromptu wardrobe choices work, maintaining her iconic style with a touch of rural flare
Carrie Bradshaw’s style in “And Just Like That” season three remains a dynamic narrative force, illustrating her internal landscape and complementing the series’ rich storytelling. Her wardrobe continues to break new ground while paying homage to her past—an enchanting sartorial journey that fans eagerly follow with each new episode.
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