It’s the end of an era.
On Feb. 12, the sixth and final season of the groundbreaking HBO series “Girls” is set to begin. As fans anxiously await the premiere, the show’s four leading ladies sat down at a TimesTalks event in New York on Wednesday night to share a sneak peek at what’s in store for their characters in the final episodes. And the cast made quite a stylish entrance.
Allison Williams, who plays Marnie, hit the event’s red carpet in a retro, pumpkin-colored minidress from Fendi’s pre-fall ’17 collection. She accessorized the look with a pair of block-heel loafer pumps by Giuseppe Zanotti.
Jemima Kirke opted for a gray-blue tie-waist dress with buttons down the front. Underneath, she showed off a glimpse of her black velvet platform pumps. Zosia Mamet, meanwhile, went for a boho moment in a patterned blouse by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, which she wore with tailored black pants and simple black patent leather heels.
Ever the fashion rebel, Lena Dunham — the show’s creator, writer and director — donned a black-and-baby-blue crop top and long black mesh skirt, topped off with strappy, pointy-toe heels. Judging from her latest Instagram post, it seems her co-stars approved of her daring look: “Jemima told me I looked cool for the first time in like 17 years. Win!” she wrote.
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And while “Girls” may be ending on the small screen, Dunham revealed it may not be the end of the story for the show’s much-loved foursome. “We’re doing the movie,” she told The Hollywood Reporter. “I’d just want to leave enough space so that we are finding [the characters] in a super-different place than we left them. But if HBO paid for two ‘Sex and the City’ movies, they’d better pay for one of ours.”
