Jenna Ortega’s Dior Look Revives SATC Fashion Legacy

Jenna Ortega paid tribute to Sex and the City's iconic fashion by wearing the legendary Dior newspaper dress, first made famous by Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, at the New York premiere of her film Hurry Up Tomorrow. Designed by John Galliano for Dior's Fall/Winter 2000 collection, the dress is celebrated for its distinctive newsprint and pop culture legacy. Ortega complemented the dress with minimalist gold accessories and strappy heels, then continued her homage at the afterparty by wearing a baby-pink minidress with a fur coat, another Carrie-inspired ensemble. The event showcased a resurgence of SATC-inspired fashion among celebrities, with figures like Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece also channeling Carrie Bradshaw’s style at recent New York events. The premiere coincided with renewed excitement for season three of And Just Like That..., underscoring the continued influence of Carrie Bradshaw on contemporary fashion. The gathering further highlighted the enduring cultural significance of early 2000s fashion and its ongoing impact on new generations.