Kim Cattrall’s SATC fashion archive
As the new chapter of Sex and the City is approaching, I cannot help but think what would that look like, without the strong and spirited character of Samantha. As time passes, the four iconic characters from the series and movies live on and every SATC gal loves reliving the obstacles life throws at them, as well as the beautiful long-lasting friendships they sustain.
Years later, we are eager to see what has happened to our favorite characters. How have they been? How have they evolved? I cannot keep my disappointment hidden, as Samantha was the ultimate boss-lady with her own PR firm and breaking the status quo. I will definitely miss her presence in the story.
More importantly, it is quite disappointing thinking of all the costumes, we will miss on, associated with Samantha. Her more edgy and daring style is one and only. We would also occasionally see her in her more elevated bossy outfits while working as a PR representative in the entertainment spheres.
Entrepreneurship has certainly come to its glory moment in time and women are getting savvier and educated on the matter. There are 114% more women entrepreneurs than there were 20 years ago and the US has 12.3 million women-owned businesses.* Samantha could keep on being a great representative of women running their own businesses with her character, revealing some of the hardships of being a female business owner, of course, with style.
For now, all we have is reminiscing about Samantha’s fabulous fashion style archive.
Radiant yellow
Blue waves
Black mood
White is an attitude
Red love
'I love you, but I love me more.' 💔 ― Love Samantha Share on XFabulous in sequin and other
Hope you enjoy it and ‘Just Like That’ we are left with no one to fill this amazing and so relevant character void. I cannot help but wonder… Is it all a PR stunt?
Yours,
Monika
*Data based on US population. Source: https://www.fundera.com/resources/women-owned-business-statistics
P.S. More reasons why we need Samantha back: ‘Only 26% Of Nigerian PR Practitioners Are Women, Here Is Why’!