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sex and the other city

May 22, 2008 5:02 pm

Satcparty

It may have been Melrose, but Manhattan was definitely in the air last night at the Hautelook.com “Sex and the City” party hosted by vintage mecca Decadestwo. From Carrie’s Fendi baguettes to Charlotte’s Louis Vuitton shifts, SATC-inspired wares were on display for women looking for their own “Sex” fix. While Rachel Zoe, in a Pucci print caftan and PVC stilettos, chatted up Decades owner Cameron Silver, Perrey Reeves held court near the re-creation of Carrie’s Upper East Side bedroom. “The funny thing is,” admitted celebrity stylist Cristina Ehrlich, “when I look at things on the rack—I either own it, or I donated it.” For a limited time (today only), Hautelook.com will host an online auction featuring inspired looks from the show. “The great thing about what they’re doing is that they’re really on the cutting edge of what’s right now,” Ehrlich added, eyeing an Oscar de la Renta black and white strapless number.

—Alexis Brunswick

Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images

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