Does SJP know that we have Forever 21? These clothes aren't interesting at all.

Posted by: Jael | May 21, 2007 3:32 PM

These clothes are very boring... the only thing special is her name slapped on them - another thing: they were NOT using models of all shapes & sizes on the show... to me they all looked very tall & very thin Even the women that did appear a little larger are more like the average size woman today - but i guess that's a start...

Posted by: sarah | May 21, 2007 3:39 PM

I happened to catch that episode of Oprah. I watched just for Parker, but was dissapointed like the rest of you. Everything was so banal. Like Jael said, if I wanted basics I could get them at any other store. Celebrity clothing lines are supposed to be interesting because of a star's unique style or designer influence. "Bitten" has no such appeal whatsoever.

Posted by: Ada | May 21, 2007 4:56 PM

Terribly boring collection. Same as every other high street store.

Posted by: arelya | May 21, 2007 6:09 PM

oh my god, these look sooo dull... banal doesn't even cover it. It's like what you find in the random chaos of the last pickings in a TK maxx sale. Guh, what a disappointment! I guess SJP's sense of design isn't much without her stylist.

Posted by: maya | May 21, 2007 7:28 PM

looks like old navy/ gap rip offs.. guess that makes sense since she was a gap spokesperson for a while. boring.

Posted by: kanai3 | May 22, 2007 9:55 AM

i love what you are doing seen you on opera im so gonna be your biggest customer

Posted by: carla burnett | May 28, 2007 3:35 PM

Obviously, all of the negative commenters above know nothing about the style of Sarah Jessica Parker. Her claim to fame in the fashion world is that she takes a fashion basic and jazzes it up with accessories. She has class and sophistication while remaining to be trendy. The clothing line I have seen embodies such style and makes it affordable for the everyday American. I am grateful and very appreciative to SJP,my fashion icon and role model.

Posted by: karissa underwood | May 29, 2007 5:30 AM

I did not see the Oprah show when Sarah J. Parker was on the show, but I am looking at some of the clothing on the website. These are tall and slim models, guess that leaves me and my friends out. We are sizes 12-14 and of medium height and some are 5 - 5 ft 2" tall.

Why can't anyone make clothing for our size where we don't have to cut and hem.

Posted by: GB | May 30, 2007 8:55 PM

I happen to like the clothes that I've seen from this line so far. In fact, I believe that the sailor pants will actually be coming home with me come June 7th. I also happen to like that they're affordable and sized ranging from 2 to 22.

There are lot's of cheap clothes out there and then there are cheap clothes with a little courtesy. If I can get some cute basics for under 20 bucks, in a size 14, at a store OTHER than the "big girl store" then I'm happy.

AND...if small foreign children have nothing to do with the manufacturing...I'll be REALLY HAPPY!

Posted by: Jasmine | June 7, 2007 1:56 AM

I am excited about the line and plan to visit Steve and Barry's today to check it out. I work in fashion, and was impressed with the collection. Yes, the pieces are basic which allows each individual to pair them with other pieces to reflect their own style. I think the line does resemble what I've seen Sarah Jessica wear off the red carpet. And the price point is unbeatable! I think it is remarkable that she chose to represent a collection that is affordable for all of America, when I'm sure she could have represented something much more costly.

Posted by: AR | June 7, 2007 4:50 PM

i love what i've seen so far and she's off to a great start... classic pieces with potential to dress them up however you like. and cheap... what more could you ask for? I'm happy with it! :)

Posted by: yaleeza | August 19, 2007 5:43 PM