Time to play dress up: SATC 2 opening night presents fashion challenge
Some of the Divas, including me, are hitting up one of the many local Sex and the City 2 parties this week.
I'm really excited.
I'm also really freaked out.
WHAT IN THE WORLD SHOULD I WEAR?!!
Of course, I feel like I have nothing fashionably suitable for such a fashionably rich event. Of course, I have no time to go shopping. Ugh. Double ugh.
The fab stars of the SATC franchise stepped out Tuesday night for the movie's New York City premier. I'd look a tad out of place rocking one of their gowns in Tampa, but heck, it doesn't hurt to consider them for inspiration.
Kristin Davis looked pretty in bubble gum pink. It's loud, but I like it.
Not to be outdone by her co-star's fluorescent frock, Sarah Jessica Parker looks positively sunny in this bold hue. Not sure about that slit below her left boob, though.
I feel kind of blah about Kim Cattrall's dress. I dunno, at least it blends well with the sparkly photo backdrop. And the pops of red lipstick and fingernail polish are a nice vixen touch.
Cynthia Nixon played it safe. Her hair looks lovely. No harm, no foul, no fashion statement here.
Deal Diva Colleen
(Photos: AP and Getty Images)
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