Jenna Ortega Had Her Own ‘Sex and the City’ Moment in This Iconic Carrie Bradshaw Dress
- Jenna Ortega attended the Hurry Up Tomorrow premiere in New York on May 13, wearing an iconic John Galliano Dior newspaper-print dress from 2000.
- She chose the original dress famously worn by Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City, paying tribute to notable TV fashion history.
- Ortega styled the dress with minimalist gold jewelry and matching gold strappy heels, complementing her sleek collarbone-length lob haircut.
- Makeup artist Melanie Inglessis described the look as “a little ’90s, a little Studio 54,” emphasizing its early 2000s nostalgic vibe.
- This choice reintroduces Galliano’s narrative-rich design to current fashion, continuing the dress’s cultural legacy first revived by Sarah Jessica Parker in 2010.
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Jenna Ortega pays tribute to Carrie Bradshaw's looks
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Jenna Ortega Paired a New Curved Lob Haircut With an Infamous Carrie Bradshaw Dress
Read all about it.@jennaortega / InstagramKey TakeawaysJenna Ortega cut her famous long, dark locks into a sleek lob for summer.She showed off the new hairstyle alongside a vintage newsprint Dior dress that was first made famous on Sex and the City.There are two things you can do right now, as a celebrity, that will automatically win you a spot as the coolest of them all. One: wear a vintage dress that everyone recognizes from Sex and the City. …
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