When you think about fashion on TV, "Sex and the City" is the first show that comes to mind. As Cynthia Nixon, who played Miranda, once told People magazine, “The clothes are like another character in the show. They help make it real.” And it’s true—the sartorial sights that costume designer Patricia Field whipped up for viewers every episode were a huge reason for returning, even when plotlines occasionally faltered or seemed inauthentic. Simply put, you could ALWAYS count on there bein...
When you think about fashion on TV, "Sex and the City" is the first show that comes to mind. As Cynthia Nixon, who played Miranda, once told People magazine, “The clothes are like another character in the show. They help make it real.” And it’s true—the sartorial sights that costume designer Patricia Field whipped up for viewers every episode were a huge reason for returning, even when plotlines occasionally faltered or seemed inauthentic. Simply put, you could ALWAYS count on there bein...
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