Sarah Jessica Parker Steps Out in Nude Dress for Ballet

By PopEater Staff Posted Oct 8th 2010 07:00AM

Playing fashionista Carrie Bradshaw for six seasons on 'Sex and the City' and in its two spin-off films has certainly rubbed off on Sarah Jessica Parker in the wardrobe department.

The actress wowed on the red carpet at the New York City Ballet Fall 2010 Gala in a nude ball gown.

According to The Daily Mail, Parker is on the board of directors for the ballet company.

The mother of three is known for her fashion choices, and is even a creative director for famed design house Halston.

She was recently in London for fashion week, where she attended a memorial for her late friend Alexander McQueen.

Parker recently starred in 'Sex and the City 2,' which was panned by critics and generally disappointed at the box office.

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Friday 08 October

By ANGELOCOOL

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IAM NOT GOING TO BE MEAN , BUT ONE THING I MUST SAY , HOW DID THIS WOMAN EVER GET ALL THAT ATTENTION , AND WHY WE THE EVER PUT HER FACE ON COVER GIRL ,

By trmnatr2

She has really lost her looks,I dont know why she gets any attention.The further away the camera is,the better she looks.She looks like phylis diller without a face lift.

By Koz

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How can you call that nude. I see not buttons or a triangle.

By fashionno

The color is nude and it looks great on her. I do think her looks have changed over the years, maybe a little too thin is the cause. But, who cares the dress looks good on her.

By Donna

The dress is beautiful.
And Sarah looks great in it.

By bstill

As for the dress going with her skin color and features the writer is correct. It looks good on her!

By Ed

One nasty looking Lady

Tuesday 17 May

By Darlene

What has happened to our standards of beauty? Sarah is NOT a beautiful woman and she is looking worse all the time. She should get some plastic surgery, and she is way too thin; so thin that it makes her look older. I see better looking people at the supermarket. Why would anyone want to look at her in magazines or on the big screen?

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