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Sarah Jessica Parker Peeved Over Dress

Nina Nina Ricci designer Olivier Theyskens flat-out lied to Sarah Jessica Parker. Her dress was not an original — the horror!!

Sarah Jessica Parker Peeved Over Dress - Photo

The Sex & The City star wore his dress (above) to the New York premiere of the film this week and she and her stylist asked if anyone had ever wore the dress before and been photographed in it. Theyskens assured Parker no on both accounts. Well, he lied – twice!

Parker was surprised, then, to learn the morning after the premiere that the silver pleated Ricci dress had already been worn on a red-carpet—by Lauren (Davis) Santo Domingo at the Met ball, on May 5. Santo Domingo went to the Met with Theyskens.

Parker spoke to The New York Times,

“In the big picture, this is not important, but there is a relationship between the entertainment industry and fashion. We’ve watched sales dwindle and we’ve watched people be less inclined to spend money on clothes.”

To Parker, these are reasons for companies to take particular care with their relationships.

“Look, my affection for the dress hasn’t changed, but what they did was so short-sighted. It’s just unethical and disappointing that they would allow the dress to be worn again.

He didn’t say, ‘Well, actually I just escorted Lauren down the red carpet at the Met.’ I just wish it had been handled differently and they had been straight about it.”

source: Where have I seen that dress before? [ny times]

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Leah | June 2nd, 2008

Oh, the horror!

a.) I’m surprised anyone wanted to wear it ONCE. Both of them look like feather dusters made with tinsel.

b.) I seriously doubt her wearing the same, overly priced, ugly dress as someone else that had bad taste had any affect on the income of the fashion industry.

But nice try at justifying your irrationality, SJP. ;-)