Sarah Jessica Parker Takes A Walk In Carrie's Shoes!

The former 'Sex and the City' star models the 'Carrie' shoe from her new collection

Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.
Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.
(Image credit: Rex)

The former 'Sex and the City' star models the 'Carrie' shoe from her new collection

Sarah Jessica Parker knows shoes.

After more than a decade playing the shoe-obsessed Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City, the actress has walked in hundreds of sky-high Manolo Blahniks. But now she's taking a spin in her own line of fancy footwear.

The 48-year-old mum of three showed off her collection on the US chat programme The Wendy Williams Show. She modelled the Carrie shoe, a navy-blue patent stilettos are named of her her iconic S&TC character.

Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.

Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.
(Image credit: Rex)

The designer explained that all her shoes feature her signature mark: a stripe of grosgrain up the back.

'When I was a little girl we had to wear braids in our hair everyday and ribbons. We had no money but we had a bureau filled with ribbons,' she explained.

'So when I was in an early design meeting I asked if we could put grosgrain up the back seam.'

Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.

Sarah Jessica Parker models Carrie shoe on The Wendy Williams Show.
(Image credit: Rex)

SJP's shoes are available to purchase from Nordstroms from Feb. 28.

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