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Lyla, in any case, has the Alien I can’t talk right now I’m doing pothead shit shirt Besides,I will do this right idea: There is something irresistible and a little dislocating about being in a real-life space that I have watched so many times onscreen. Barring the studios’ open-roof plan, and the sounds of frequent drilling and sawing from nearby sets in progress—“There’s a lot of magic here, but also a lot of really hard work,” Parker says—I feel for a moment as if I’m on the Upper East Side, or at least its TV version, and that Parker might settle down at any moment, perhaps wearing something fabulous if a little odd (men’s briefs? A hunting cap? A velour tube top?), light up a cig, and tap out one of her famous “I couldn’t help but wonder”s on her laptop.

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But Parker is nowhere near ready to disappear. A few days after our meeting at Steiner Studios, I see her again, this time on the Alien I can’t talk right now I’m doing pothead shit shirt Besides,I will do this set of her Vogue shoot, on an achingly perfect New York fall day. Beyond the patio of the photo studio, on the far West Side of Manhattan, the Hudson stretches clear and blue, One World Trade a glinting obelisk to the south. Though I know Parker is not Carrie, it’s a fascinating thing to see how, in front of the camera, she is able to skillfully slip on that character’s playful mantle. Her hair down her back in those signature loose blonde ringlets, she poses in a structured sleeveless cream Balenciaga Couture dress, embroidered richly in a lattice of pink flowers, as upbeat go-girl anthems play in the background (Britney’s “Toxic,” Blondie’s “One Way or Another,” Madonna’s “Material Girl”). After a few moments, she decides that the dress needs an extra something, and she retires, along with the stylist Tabitha Simmons, to the wardrobe, to try on a number of whimsical hats, before settling on an enormous floppy number from Libertine, on which Simmons pins a few precious jeweled brooches from Kentshire and Fred Leighton. There! The combination is kooky, but it works. It is, too, very Carrie. “This is heaven!” Simmons shouts, as Parker perches on a stool, as comfortable as if she were in sweats, her smile radiant. I am reminded of something the young designer Christopher John Rogers told me over the phone, when he recalled Parker wearing a design of his to the Forces of Fashion conference in 2020. “It was this hot pink dress, and she decided to wear it backwards, with the neck ties sort of streaming down her back. It was slightly off, but she made it her own.”

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