Miranda Hobbes is the definition of a no-nonsense woman—with a wardrobe to match. As a career-driven, Harvard-educated lawyer with a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue, Miranda’s style is a blend of androgynous elements on her most casual days, and a modest corporate chic on the busiest. Although more pared-down in fashion compared to Carrie, Charlotte, and Samantha, Miranda dresses with intention, proving that you don’t need flashy trends to make a statement—you just need clothes that work as hard as you do. If you’re a fan of Miranda’s clean and effortlessly smart style, we’ve got you covered with all the essentials you need to achieve it.

Unapologetically outspoken, fierce, and independent, Samantha Jones was the master of mixing business with pleasure and personality with style. From professional boardroom meetings to wild nights on the town, she’s the textbook definition of a power dresser with a penchant for all things big, bold, and glamorous. And while she might be the oldest of the four Sex and the City icons (check out our guides to dressing like Carrie Bradshaw and Charlotte York), her outfits prove that fashion doesn’t stop with age. Ready to take a page from Samantha’s book of style? Let’s dive into her top essentials.

When we think of Sex and the City, our minds often go straight to the style icon that is Carrie Bradshaw. It’s no surprise, considering her central role and endless supply of Blahnik-ridden fashion moments. But on New York’s Upper East Side resides another SATC favorite—one whose subtle, refined, and polished taste reflects her demure, conservative, and romantic nature: Charlotte York. With a timeless aesthetic reminiscent of Chanel, Charlotte’s fashion choices remain effortlessly elegant nearly 30 years later. Here’s your guide to dressing like her. 

In 1998, Sex and the City graced TV screens across the country, introducing one of the most coveted fashion icons of all time: Carrie Bradshaw. Love her or hate her, the New York journalist was the master of eclecticism, her closet brimming with both vintage and designer brands. Nearly 30 years later, she remains a muse for fashion enthusiasts, influencers, and editors alike. How she afforded it all? We’re still not sure, but this Bradshaw-approved guide will have you parading the city streets in style—without breaking the bank.