The “And Just Like That…” star, 58, looked chic as ever in an all-black ensemble at the David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center in New York City.
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The “And Just Like That…” star, 58, looked chic as ever in an all-black ensemble as she and the “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” actor, 61, rocked up to the David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center in New York City.While the dress was striking, it was the actress’s giant hair bow that really stole the show. Sharing a sneak peek of her look while on her way to the event, SJP made a reference to the “A Chorus Line” musical in a“‘Everything was beautiful at the ballet.’ X, SJ,” she wrote alongside a snap of walking down the streets of NYC with her giant bow on display.The multi-hyphenate — whose SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker brand sells shoes, handbags, accessories and fragrances — also shares son James, 20, with Broderick.
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