PS: How often do you go back and look at the main characters in "Sex and the City" and allow their original aesthetics to inspire what they wear now, at this stage in their lives?
MR: I am mesmerized by accounts on Instagram that make comparisons. It's really fun to look at, because I don't ever go back in time. I just proceed with what is in front of me. But I do like the accounts that are like, "Look, Charlotte wore Dior here, and she's in Dior there." It has such a common thread, without even knowing that we did that. It seems like there are bookends with the original show and "AJLT," but I haven't looked there.
Our fitting room is so beautiful, and we love to fill it up with beautiful things. It's such a great place to create outfits with everyone and be collaborative, but I really like to bring things that none of us have seen. Even if it's a sweatshirt that Sarah Jessica gags for — and there's one in this season that comes at a really special scene. I think that's really important. What have I not seen? What excites me? What do we want to bring back that we know Kristin Davis is going to go crazy for? For me, it's more inspirational to look at what's right in front of my face, whether it's online, in a store, or if a young designer has reached out.
