Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs If there’s one person we can always count on for a jaw-dropping Met Gala moment, it’s 11-time attendee Sarah Jessica Parker. Like Miss Carrie Bradshaw herself, Parker always finds a way to make a look her own while still dressing to theme with aplomb.Such was the case in 2006, when Parker arrived on the arm of Alexander McQueen wearing a one-shoulder tartan look by the late designer that was perfectly in step with the Anglomania of “Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion.” Parker left another lasting impression when she donned a two-tone duchesse satin gown to fête the Charles James exhibit in 2014. If there were any question as to who she was wearing, Parker had “Oscar de la Renta” embroidered in bold red cursive along her train. Perhaps the look that hit closest to home came in 2015, when Parker channeled her Sex And The City character in pedal pushers and a military-inspired coat designed by Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim of Monse. Parker added extra shine with blue satin Manolo Blahniks that looked as if they could have been a keepsake from her SATC days.Although she hasn’t attended since 2022, Parker has proven herself a true Met Gala veteran. She attended for the first time in 1995—the first year Anna Wintour took the reigns. For her inaugural Met, SJP wore a simple, black velvet dress. Clearly, the Met’s dress code has changed a lot over time, and she has always risen to the occasion. (“I’ve spent time in various uncomfortable and unconventional seated positions in cars on the way to the Met Gala in order to respect the dress,” she told Vogue in 2015.)Will we be lucky enough to see her take on 2024’s theme, “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”? Below, a look at all of SJP’s fashion moments from fashion’s biggest night.2022: “In America: An Anthology of Fashion”Parker paid homage to the Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley, a freed slave who went on to become First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln’s dressmaker. SJP and designer Christopher John Rogers designed her extravagant black-and-white gingham dress with one of Keckley’s designs in mind.WWD/Getty Images2018: “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination”“Heavenly Bodies” proved a fan-favorite Met, thanks to guests’ commitment to the dress code. Parker proved one of the most dedicated in a gilded creation by Dolce Alta Moda that was covered in precious stones. On her head, she also wore a larger-than-life Neapolitan nativity scene. Talk about a crowning glory.
