Sarah Jessica Parker is giving her signature booties a pink makeover for fall.
As revealed on Instagram, the “Sex and the City” star shared that her namesake SJP Collection‘s Bowles booties have received a ladylike revamp. The black velvet heeled bootie’s signature crystal bows have been swapped for pink iterations — which brings the shoe a whimsical flair, much like its original silver accents. However, this iteration creates a sharper contrast with a playful spin, thanks to its light-hearted color palette.
Parker revealed in her post’s caption that the pink bow-topped style of the Bowles are only available to shop in-person at SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker’s flagship boutique in the West Village — which opened in February with a new co-designed interior, according to WWD. The shoes can also be purchased through SJP Collection’s phone number and customer service email — each detailed in the post’s caption — for international remote orders, as well.
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However, the original Bowles booties — which come equipped with silver crystal-covered bows — are available for in-person and online orders. Currently, the style retails for $525 on SJP Collection’s website.
SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker’s fall collection is packed with an array of sparkle, thanks to details including allover miniature crystal patterns, shimmering prints and metallic coated fabrics. The actress-turned-designer’s new range includes its signature pointed pumps, heeled mules and booties, as well as Mary Jane-style heels and flats. In addition, the line also features practical lug-soled and shearling-lined boots for the cooler months.
You can discover SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker’s fall collection now on the brand’s website.
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