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Sarah Jessica Parker wants you to cover up

Unless you’ve been sitting under a rock for the last few days, you will know that Sarah Jessica Parker’s Bitten collection is hitting stores in a matter of weeks in America. And while she’s on the publicity trail, she’s also launched a crusade to cover up young America. "There's not going to be any inappropriate midriff showing, regardless of your age. I really don't care for it,” says Parker. "I feel like, as a culture, we have seen enough damage done by it. It's provocative in a way that I just don't feel comfortable with."

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Posted by Helen Lee on May 22, 2007 9:39 AM in Fashion News
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I'm sorry, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this the woman whose outfits on Sex and the City often consisted of a bra and skirt? Do I detect a touch of hypocricy? You can blame it on the SATC stylist but Parker's been photographed in miniscule bandeau tops at premiers as well...

Posted by: Anonymous | May 22, 2007 10:19 AM

Most clothes in stores don't show midriff. It was popular in the late 90s, but not now. Some people still dress that way, but you can't stop that.

Is anyone else getting tired of SJP?

Posted by: Jael | May 22, 2007 3:35 PM

From an incredibly fuddy-duddy POV, I think we need to tackle the Bratz generation's use of excessive make-up, low-cut tops and low-slung jeans before picking on them for showing a little stomach.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: A button up wrap-dress does not a respectful tweenager make.

Posted by: Selon | May 22, 2007 11:40 PM

It does seem hypocritical of her, not to mention sour 'ol matron sucking lemons and denouncing youth as "not like they were in MY day".

Now that we're emancipated, why on earth go back to covering up? cover up, bare all.. it's up to the individual. However, I do wish those who don't have it wouldn't flaunt it, quite the eyesore.

Posted by: Emily Tan | May 23, 2007 8:55 AM

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