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Sarah Jessica Parker brought her New York style to Milan for the Fendi women’s and men’s fall 2025 show on Feb. 26, which also marks the brand’s 100th anniversary.
Green was Parker’s color yesterday, as she dressed up in an olive-hued ribbed dress, forest green coat and shiny algae-colored boots. The dress featured a unique hemline with structured scalloping while the overcoat flared out at the bottom, creating a striking silhouette.
Straying away from the green hues, the “Sex and the City” actress wore a colorful, bejeweled purse in a cross-body style, allowing it to serve as a centerpiece of her look.
As for her shoes, the footwear aficionado wore a pair of slouchy boots in a rich shade of green. The boots featured subtle linear detailing on the upper which resembled the veins of a leaf.
Crafted with a patent finish, the shoes offered a glamorous glossy element to Parker’s look. In addition to an almond toe, the shoes looked to be lifted by a heel in the back.
Parker stepped out recently alongside her husband Matthew Broderick to attend “SNL50: The Anniversary Special,” dressing up in a sparkling dress, sharp black coat and classic black pumps for the occasion.
In January, she showed off purple boots, which provided a pop of color to a gray ensemble, at the Sundance Film Festival. In addition to boots and pumps, another silhouette she’ll showcase is a sandal — she seems to have a penchant for Gianvito Rossi’s Portofino style, for example, having worn the look in multiple colors.
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