Sarah Jessica Parker showed up at the London premier of the Sex and the City movie in an eccentric flower hat and an outfit typical of the over-the-top fashion choices worn by her SATC character, Carrie Bradshaw.
The vibrant, very quirky hat perched on her head dominated her petite frame, and even after the event wrapped up, the bizarre bonnet didn't stop hogging the lime light.
You know you've succeeded in making a fashion statement when, only mere hours later, photos of you in your outfit have made it around the world and then just days later, your ensemble has been forever immortalized as a caricature.
No wonder SJP makes fashion waves! She's known for setting trends, but do extremes like this hat and her gigantic flower really have the possibility of taking off?
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