Sarah Jessica Parker has impeccable fashion credentials and her love for style is rubbing off on her twin daughters.
The girls, Marion and Tabitha, 6, are already poking around in their mom’s fabulous closet.
“They did the other day,” Sarah Jessica told Access Hollywood guest correspondent Scott Evans. “They had my Kindle, they had some shoes of mine, they had my bracelets, my wedding ring on and a pair of my sunglasses and were telling me they had to run to a meeting.”
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The rising fashionistas have the ultimate role model in mom Sarah Jessica. And now, SJP has added another fashion role to her resume as the face and body of Jordache Jeans.
SJP looks super sexy in the new ad campaign, and she joked about how one of the campaign photos was taken.
Sarah Jessica Parker in a campaign ad for Jordache Jeans (Jordache)
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“I was re-doing the second floor of our house, I was in the middle of some work,” she joked to Scott about the pose.
In addition to Jordache, Sarah Jessica has her own shoe collection for Bloomingdale’s. Back in May, Sarah hinted at the partnership when she posted a photo on Instagram showing her exiting Bloomies, carrying their famous “medium brown bag.” Unaware about the fashion connection at the time, fans thought it was a “Sex and The City 3” reveal.
“It honestly never occurred to me that if I was walking out of the doors of Bloomingdales wearing a pair of the shoes from the soon to be launched collection at Bloomingdales, that anybody would think that it was me being clever and coy about a third movie,” she told Scott.
For the record, Scott asked SJP to clarify the status of a possible “SATC 3.”
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“There is still no real conversation happening around a third movie,” Sarah Jessica said.
— Access Hollywood Staff
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