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In case you missed the news, Sarah Jessica Parker’s Sex and the City mismatched shoes—worn by none other than Carrie Bradshaw herself—have been officially released for us all to wear. SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker teamed up with Every Outfit on Sex and the City on Instagram (@everyoutfitonsatc) to bring the iconic mismatched heels off your television and into your life. However, after only a week after these heels were dropped on the SJP site, they’re already almost sold out. It’s not that surprising, considering how infamous this pair of mismatched shoes is, but it is a wake-up call for any of you Sex and the City stans out there who have yet to jump on this one-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker.
Not only is this the ’90s throwback we all so desperately crave, though, but it’s a chance to do some good. Twenty percent of the proceeds from these iconic heels benefit Empowerment Plan—a non-profit based in Detroit that provides jobs and training to those with low incomes, creating coats that can also be used as sleeping bags. The organization has removed more that 80 families from homelessness and distributed 35,000 sleeping bag coats to date. So, if you’re looking for a sign and/or reason to snag these shoes while they’re available, consider this it.
At the rate they’re selling, these mismatched heels won’t be available too much longer, so go ahead and treat yourself. They’re available now on the SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker site and retail for $385. The Rogue show—which they’re calling it—is truly the ideal pair of heels for not only those who love Sex and the City, but also anyone who’s looking to up their shoe game this spring. Because we all want to emulate the OG style icon Carrie Bradshaw, right?
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