So, Carrie Bradshaw’s “And Just Like That” walk is back, and now it’s all the more reason to try it out. If you’re anywhere in between the time and the location, jot down how you would “look” Carrie if you could. We help you up by creating a TikTok pose that’s slightly jogging. Let’s see what you can create that will look like like Carrie at the perfect time and place.
Carrie Bradshaw has inspired a TikTok challenge, and with “And Just Like That” returning for its second season this June, now is the perfect time to try it out.
The challenge emerged shortly after the December 2021 premiere of “And Just Like That,” which inspired fans to imitate the distinctive way Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) walks the streets of New York City in a trend sparked by content creator Chelsea Henriquez, aka @chelseaasoflate. If you’ve watched “Sex and the City” before, you know what we’re taking about: no matter how clear the sidewalks are or how on time she is, Carrie is always slightly jogging to her destination, often wistfully glancing over her shoulder as she trots along. There could be zero cars in the vicinity of the crosswalk, and she’s still sprinting her way to the other side, flowy skirt trailing in the distance.
While some TikTokers have mimicked Carrie’s signature jog-walk in a city setting, others have put more creative spins on the trend, imagining her waltzing through the suburbs, near the sea, or down the aisles of a classroom. No matter their location, most videos are set to the OG “Sex and the City” theme song, naturally, and many creators have suited up in their finest outfits to honor Carrie’s fashion-icon status.
After scrolling through a handful of the TikTok challenge clips, we couldn’t help but wonder, as Carrie so often does . . . was she secretly running from someone all those years on “Sex and the City,” or was the jog-walk meant to showcase the brevity of a “New York minute”? While we patiently wait for SJP herself to weigh in on the trend, you can find us chuckling at the best TikTok parodies of Carrie’s gait ahead. These folks have it down to a science.