The pink carpet at the premiere of the Sex and the City movie was a big to do. But compared the the London premiere, we were a little underwhelmed. Couldn't the girls have all matched or something? Sarah Jessica Parker and Kristin Davis looked like they coordinated, but we would have liked to have seen similar taffeta dresses on Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall (who, as always, looked insanely amazing for her age and we mean that in the best way possible). Jennifer Hudson, by the way, has never looked better.
Cannes is underway and the stars pulled out all the fashion stops for some serious red carpet drama last week. Cate Blanchett and Eva Longoria Parker wore similar pale pink poufy dresses. We love the washed out effect Cate's Armani Prive dress has with her complexion - a look only she can pull off. Eva's side poufs remind us of Marion Cotillard's Chanel dress.
The ladies of the Sex and the City movie did not disappoint on the red carpet at the London premiere of the film. Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall all went for the wow factor, although Sarah Jessica probably accomplished it the best. Kristin Davis looked nice, but almost as if she had dressed for an event in the Hamptons. 
Designer Phillip Lim calls them swirls and they were EVERYWHERE on last night's red carpet. Our favorites gauzy ruffled gowns were worn by model Chanel Iman (Phillip Lim) and Eva Longoria Parker (Marchesa - although it's getting really easy to spot a Marchesa dress). 
Camilla Belle, Diane Kruger, Christina Ricci and Gisele Bundchen all stood out on the red carpet.....in a good way. We especially love Diane's pewter colored mini. Christina's dress kind of reminds us of a Valentines Day card, but we like it anyway.
Katie Holmes (electric blue pumps?), Thandie Newton and Maggie Gyllenhaal seriously missed the mark.
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