Carrie Bradshaw's iconic tutu came from a $5 box. Here's the story behind how it ended up on SATC:
immediately. That made me happy, in part because she was the one responsible for getting me the job. We had met a few years earlier onwas shot in June 1997, but nobody had been happy with the clothes—least of all Sarah Jessica. In the first episode of the show—loosely based on a newspaper column byabout her own adventures around New York—Sarah Jessica’s character, Carrie, is tapping out her column from bed in a sloppy oversized button-down and schleppy sweatpants.
Sarah Jessica approached the show’s creator, Darren Star, about my taking over. Darren—who had a successful career in Hollywood creating hits like—knew that the pilot’s costumes weren’t cutting it. Darren wanted, first and foremost, to bring in a new person with whom Sarah Jessica had worked and was comfortable. But he had to be comfortable with me, too.
Sarah Jessica called me up to see if I would be interested in meeting Darren, and the next thing I knew I was in Long Island City at Silvercup Studios, shaking hands with the creator and showrunner. I didn’t have a script, just a basic understanding of the show, which followed the lives of Carrie and her three friends, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda. That was enough for me to cook up some ideas.
Darren liked that I was out there in terms of my ideas for the show from the very beginning. He wasn’t looking for a lifer costume designer who could be relied upon to produce predictable results. As he put it, he wantedto be “the kind of show that we’d never seen on television before.” He wanted something that felt more like an independent film, both in its look and content.
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