Fashion Trend Guide: SJP Collection at Nordstrom

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

SJP Collection at Nordstrom

Footwear fans and Sex and the City devotees have been anxiously awaiting the day when Sarah Jessica Parker would launch her own line of Carrie Bradshaw-inspired heels. With Parker's SJP Collection, which is made in Italy and sold exclusively at Nordstrom, shoe shoppers will have over a dozen styles of shoes to choose from (plus bags and a trench coat) when the collection launches on February 28. The SJP Collection's signature detail? Each shoe in the collection includes a piece of grosgrain ribbon, in honor of Parker's mother, who tied ribbons in her hair each day as a child. Prices range from $200 to $500, and styles include everything from chic flats and walkable wedges to elegant peep-toes and a pair of ladylike lace-up ankle boots that I cannot resist.

September 21, 2018 update - Shop the newest arrivals:

August 16, 2018 update - Shop new styles:

March 22, 2018 update - See the latest by SJP:

December 23, 2017 update - Shop these styles on sale before they're gone:

The collection launches at select Nordstrom stores (see which ones) on February 28 and on Nordstrom's website at midnight PST on February 28.

P.S. Read more about the late '70s and early '80s inspiration behind the collection. Follow along at #SJPxNordstrom and read my SJP Collection review for thoughts on fit and quality.

November 17, 2016 update - See the new capsule collection at net-a-porter.

Winter 2015 update - now you can shop the SJP Collection at Neiman Marcus (with exclusive styles) and Zappos.

SJP Collection at Nordstrom lookbook, Sarah Jessica Parker SJP shoe line with Nordstrom, #SJPxNordstrom

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