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Oldie-But-Goody: Vivienne W. Likes to Burn Bridges

Meieli Sawyer — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 20:07:39 +0000

I think that Vivienne Westwood went to go see the wrong movie, since she thought Sex and the City was about “cutting-edge fashion” and then found out there was “nothing remotely memorable or interesting about what [she] saw.” I wonder what Sarah Jessica Parker thought about that, considering that she had gushed about Carrie’s 81 outfits in the film and said that the film “certainly doesn’t disappoint in fashion.”

I am a little surprised about Vivienne’s comments, since her $25,000 wedding dress (worn by Carrie in the film) sold to private buyers and she got lots and lots of publicity. I have a feeling that someone’s not going to be included in a possible sequel at this rate. Moreover, was SATC really that bad? If you hadn’t seen the show and weren’t one of the ones who couldntwaitcouldntwait for the continuation, probably.

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Did SATC Influence a 14-Year-Old’s Sl*tty Ways?

Meieli Sawyer — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:52:09 +0000

Oooh, I feel like there are some serious debates going on after ABC’s report on a woman who says that Sex and the City basically ruined her life. “Lisa,” who is now 22, opened up about sneaking into bar to drink (you guessed it) cosmos and sleeping with a different guy every day. When she had a boyfriend. When she was 14. Lisa admitted that:

“When you’re that age you try to emulate people on TV. Carrie smoked, so I smoked, Samantha looked at hooking up with random people as not a big deal, so that’s what I did too. It wasn’t ‘Sex and the City’s’ fault. I love the show, but I think it made it a little easier to justify my behavior.”

Lisa is now a Mormon and– this is my favorite part– her husband won’t let her watch the show anymore. I have a hunch: this woman was suggestible, is suggestible, and probably always will be. Either that, or SATC execs are spinning the PR/rumor mill in a really weird way.

Regardless, I take it she won’t be in line when the film opens in a week, then?

SATC: Not 100% Fluff?!

Meieli Sawyer — Sun, 11 May 2008 17:36:30 +0000

Sarah Jessica Parker has been talking. . . and talking. . . and talking about SATC, which is premiering tomorrow. For everyone who will be dragged to theatres at the end of the month by their significant other, gaggle of gal pals or flamboyantly single best friend, take heart.

Sarah Jessica Parker recently opened up in an interview in Parade, saying that Sex and the City might not be the fluff parade we’re all expecting:

Carrie and Charlotte and Miranda and Samantha aren’t young anymore. Their lives are much less frivolous. They can’t cope with their problems by putting on their sweats and staying up all night and ordering in food and gossiping about the men in their lives. There is less self-absorption but perhaps a little more self-awareness.

OKay, she did say a “little.” But there’s still hope! I’m personally thinking about boycotting the whole thing just because they are so cheating on New York. The grand premiere is in London. Sarah Jessica’s only steady flame, The City, has been jilted, and I’m not so sure I can forgive that.