But there’s one other debate relating to Sex And The City that’s also become more heated over time – one relating to its leading lady, Carrie Bradshaw. Let’s face it, Sarah Jessica Parker’s character wasn’t always the easiest to root for – particularly when it came to her affair with Mr Big while he was married and she was still with her boyfriend Aidan – but modern audiences have been even more scathing about Carrie,

Sex and The City protagonist Carrie Bradshaw did not possess the perfect blueprint for dating men in New York City, but one thing she did own was her fashion sense! Kristin Davis, who played Charlotte York alongside Sarah Jessica Parker's Bradshaw,

Sarah Jessica Parker defends Carrie Bradshaw, but fans aren’t buying it. The Sex and the City lead has a long history of bad decisions.

Parker originally played the fashionable character in Sex and the City, from 1998 to 2004, and reprised the role in two films and the sequel series on Max, which premiered in 2021. Davis portrayed Charlotte York, who, along with Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall), were Carrie's besties on the HBO dramedy.

Sarah Jessica Parker brought Carrie Bradshaw's fashion influence to the Sundance Film Festival, where she donned a plunging dress.

Kristen Davis revealed on a recent episode of her podcast “Are You a Charlotte?” that her co-star Sarah Jessica Parker was affected by critiques of her character on the show. Davis, who played Charlotte York on the show,

Such was the case for Sarah Jessica Parker, who is "literally still mad" about the frock she had to wear on Sex and the City for Charlotte's (Kristin Davis) first wedding to Trey MacDougal (Kyle MacLachlan).