Apparently, the London Premiere of her new movie was the perfect time to inform the general public that she is not only obsessed with fashion, shoes, and boy-faced character actors, but also… horticulture as it applies to madhattery.

I know I’m late posting this, it happened two days ago, but I had to post it for posterity. Everytime I come to my blog I want to see this in all of its quirky, foolish, crazy-ass glory.
While I may want to remember this, I’m sure SJP’s costars would love to forget. I mean, can you imagine having to stand next to her on the red carpet, straining to keep a straight face? And what is to be done about the swarm of very confused bees following her into the theatre?

In all fairness, the dress is pretty… in a wood nymph, skipping through the meadow kind of way. And the hat, as a piece, is rather interesting. But as a hat? I don’t know. It’s hard to take it seriously because… I just can’t stop laughing at it. I think the acorn cap is the best part. It’s like Sarah Jessica Parker bloomed out of it upside down, like a fabulous, couture wearing, oak tree in reverse.
3 comments:
That's priceless, Reeva. I think it looks like the centerpiece from a table - the one you keep ducking around in order to talk to the person across from you. :)
You're totally right, Mary!
Hey, SJP! Put that craziness back on the dining room table where it belongs! :-)
too funny! what a great post! :)
wonder who had to sit behind her at the movie? no one would dare to ask sjp to take off a hat that, to her at least, MAKES the outfit.
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