Sarah Jessica Parker's Most Iconic Looks

SJP channeled old Hollywood glamour in the simple, sophisticated beaded Richard Tyler gown she wore to the Oscars in 2000. 

The Sex and the City actress was a bona fide star by the 2000 Emmys, bringing her fashion A-game in a ballerina-inspired feathered dress by Oscar de la Renta and floral arm band. 

The actress was pretty in pink at the 2003 Emmys, letting her layered organza Chanel gown speak for itself on the red carpet. 

Parker gave us major Madonna vibes at the 2003 Golden Globe Awards, flaunting her figure at her first red carpet since becoming a mom to son James Wilkie Broderick, as she rocked a sexy black corset and matching trousers. 

The actress arrived to the Met Gala on the arm of Alexander McQueen, donning a one-shoulder tartan frock by the designer that perfectly fit the event’s theme of “Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion.” 

The Family Stone star stunned in a black floor-length Valentino gown for the brand’s 45th anniversary celebration. 

The actress brought Sex and the City to the big screen in 2008, celebrating the film's world premiere in a show-stopping lime green Alexander McQueen dress and a sky-high Philip Treacy fascinator.  

Parker shimmered in a strapless silver Nina Ricci gown for the New York City premiere of Sex and the City. 

The Failure to Launch actress arrived at the 2009 Academy Awards looking like she had stepped straight out of a fairy tale. Parker accessorized her ethereal Dior gown with gold Fred Leighton jewels. 

Parker rocked the London premiere of Sex and the City 2 like only she could, in a high-low Alexander McQueen gown and elaborate Philip Treacy fascinator. 

The world saw the softer side to SJP when she arrived at the 2010 Met Gala in a gold, flowy Halston Heritage dress and matching headpiece. 

The actress strayed from the status quo at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, walking the red carpet in a gorgeous, satin yellow column Chanel Couture gown with jeweled neckline. 

The mother of three got fun and flirty in a black tulle mini dress by Marchesa at the ShoWest Closing Ceremony in Las Vegas. 

The actress fully embraced the Met Gala’s punk theme in a gold, paint-splattered Giles gown and a custom Mohawk headpiece by her favorite headwear designer, Philip Treacy.  

Parker stunned at the 2014 Met Gala, in white opera gloves and a stunning Oscar de la Renta gown with the designer’s name embroidered on the back. “Putting his name on the back [of the gown] was my idea. He would never ever have allowed for that. I forced him to let me do that,” she told ET on the red carpet. “So this was for him.”