Who Are the Costume Designers for 'And Just Like That...'?Home > Television > Sex and the CitySource: HBO Max The New Costume Designers for ' And Just Like That ' Had Big Manolo-Sized Shoes to FillBy Katherine StinsonJan. 6 2022, Published 6:17 p.m. ET Something far more consistent than Carrie Bradshaw's (Sarah Jessica Parker) love life on Sex and the City was her iconic fashion statements. It was inevitable that fans of the original series would compare the show's legendary style moments to the HBO Max revival And Just Like That...Article continues below advertisement Sadly for fans, renowned designer Patricia Field, who was the costume designer for all six seasons of Sex and the City and the two subsequent films, did not return as the costume designer for And Just Like That... So, who took over in her stylish stead? Source: HBO MaxArticle continues below advertisement Who are the costume designers for ' And Just Like That ' Patricia Field passed the torch to two designers who worked for her The costume designers for And Just Like That... are Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago. Molly and Danny had worked in the costume department under Patricia for Sex and the City. Patricia told People in December 2021 that she had worked with Molly on Sex and the City "since day one." Here's a fun fact about Molly: According to a profile from the Accessories Council, Molly didn't initially plan to pursue fashion as a career. After graduating with a degree in psychology, Molly moved to London. She loved the colorful art and music scene, and her fashion fate was sealed after a psychic told her that she saw Molly "in a room surrounded by clothes for a very long time."Article continues below advertisement But why didn't Patricia want to return to And Just Like That...? Per the same interview with People, Patricia explained her reasoning. "It was a new concept that [the cast] was older, which I would've never gone for. Why they want to look old, I have no idea, but I would've never allowed it."Source: HBO MaxArticle continues below advertisement There' s been some ' And Just Like That ' costume controversy Sex and the City fans were positively outraged when Sarah Jessica Parker was spotted filming a scene for And Just Like That... in August 2021. The source of the outrage was what fans deemed a fashion faux pas. Carrie would never be caught dead in a fast fashion dress from Forever 21 of all places! The Instagram account @justlikethatcloset had incorrectly identified the dress as being a Forever 21 piece. View this post on Instagram A post shared by And Just Like That Closet (@justlikethatcloset) Article continues below advertisement Thankfully, the @justlikethatcloset account has since been corrected. Molly and Danny clarified where the dress came from when they told Page Six in December 2021 that the controversial dress in question was actually a secondhand dress Danny had found years ago that only cost him $5. At least the minor fashion faux pas got fans talking about And Just Like That...! There's no bad publicity in fashion if you're being talked about on the internet, right? Is Patricia Field designing for any other shows Patricia has been working as the costume designer for another fashion-forward show that was also created by Sex and the City's creator Darren Starr. That's right, Patricia designs costumes for Emily in Paris! While we miss Patricia on And Just Like That..., Molly and Danny are carrying on her fashion mantle splendidly. You can catch Carrie and the rest of the crew's newest styles on And Just Like That... New episodes are available to stream on HBO Max every Thursday at 3 a.m. EST. AdvertisementMore from Distractify Is Candace Bushnell Creatively Involved With 'And Just Like That'? We've Got Answers Meet the Four People of Color Who Are Shaking up the 'Sex and the City' Reboot Carrie Bradshaw Would Approve of Sarah Jessica Parker’s ‘And Just Like That…’ Paycheck Latest Sex and the City News and UpdatesAdvertisementABOUT DistractifyAbout UsPrivacy PolicyTerms of UseDMCASitemapCONNECT with DistractifyLink to Facebook Link to TwitterLink to InstagramContact us by Email Copyright 2022 Distractify. Distractify is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.