From a smoky gray latex slip to tutus and a pearly blue Dior pannier, Rosalía loves a statement dress. So it’s no surprise that the Spanish star finds a kindred spirit in the quirky, feminine style of Carrie Bradshaw.

Rosalía was spotted in Mexico City wearing a dress that echoes Sarah Jessica Parker’s iconic newspaper-print Dior by John Galliano look. The sleeveless midi dress with a flared skirt is by Barcelona brand Desigual—who also teamed up with Y2K revival queen Zara Larsson recently—and features a similar all-over newspaper print. She paired it with angular black sunglasses and ruched black ballet flats.

Her wavy hair was swept into an elegant bun, with her signature blonde halo highlights peeking through at the crown.

On stage, Rosalía turns to the ethereal designs of Jonathan Anderson’s Dior. The designer crafted several custom pieces for her as she returned for the next leg of her global LUX tour, including a leaf-adorned tutu skirt, a blue pannier gown, and a Galliano-style tricorne hat. Off stage, you’ll likely find her in vintage pieces or edgier, youthful labels and up-and-coming designers like Monique Fei, Yasmin, and Colleen Allen.

Photo: Beth Saravo
Wearing custom Yasmina.

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In an era of polka dots and hibiscus prints, the newspaper print still stands the test of time.

Frequently Asked Questions
Here is a list of FAQs about Rosalías Carrie Bradshaw moment written in a natural conversational tone

General Questions

1 Wait what exactly is a Carrie Bradshaw moment
Its a popculture term referring to the iconic Sex and the City character It usually means a specific aesthetic typing on a laptop in bed wearing a dramatic outfit and looking glamorous while writing or working Its all about mixing high fashion with a cozy relatable activity

2 So what did Rosalía actually do
Rosalía posted a series of photos on Instagram that perfectly recreated that vibe She was lounging in bed with a laptop wearing a super stylish lacy outfit and a pair of white gloves looking like she was deep in thought or working on something creative It was a very intentional fashionforward take on the classic writer in bed pose

3 Why is everyone talking about it
Because it was a spoton highfashion recreation of a beloved TV trope Fans loved seeing her put her own edgy Spanishflamencomeetsurban twist on a classic New York character It also sparked a lot of fun conversations about which Sex and the City character she would actually be

4 Is she actually writing a book or something
Probably not The photos are almost certainly a stylized artistic shoot likely for a magazine a brand collaboration or just for fun to promote her music Its more about the aesthetic and the mood than actually writing a novel

Style Aesthetic Questions

5 I want to copy the look What are the key pieces
You need three things a beautiful lacy or silky nightgown or slip dress a pair of long evening gloves and a laptop that looks sleek The setting is key tooyou need a bed with crisp white or neutral sheets and soft moody lighting

6 Is this the same as the actual Carrie Bradshaw look
Not exactly Carries look was more chaotic colorful and bohemianoften with a vintage tutu or a newspaperprint dress Rosalías version is more polished sensual and monochromatic