SJP

The buzziest shoe collection to hit stores this month was undoubtedly Sarah Jessica Parker’s namesake chaussure line, which came to fruition with the help of Manolo Blahnik’s CEO, George Malkemus. While the spotlight has been steady on SJP, your Daily took a moment to chat with the other star of the shoe label, who spends his free time running a dairy farm in Connecticut. Stilettos and ice cream? A match made in heaven.
BY DENA SILVER

The lovely Sarah Jessica Parker continues to shake hands and hold babies promoting her new shoe line. Yesterday she was at Nordstrom at The Grove in Los Angeles to sign autographs (and shoes) and to pose for pictures to promote the SJP collection. Isn’t it pretty much the ultimate trunk show when Carrie Bradshaw shows up?

Perhaps you’ve heard that Sarah Jessica Parker is putting her stiletto knowledge to the test by delving into the world of shoe design. With George Malkemus, Manolo Blahnik’s CEO, as her business partner, she’s perfected the art of the single sole stiletto and has taken the design process of her namesake collection, SJP, to heart.

Attention, Carrie Bradshaw adorers and/or shoe freaks: Sarah Jessica Parker’s very own line of kicks, entitled SJP, is one step closer to hitting your closet, thanks to Glamour’s sneak peek at the elegant spate of shoes.

Cosmopolitan dominated power lunch hautespot Michael’s yesterday for the second annual Cosmo 100. The decidedly estrogen-spiked luncheon came about last year, just a month or so after Joanna Coles became editor-in-chief, and by the looks of its sophomore iteration, it’s an empowering, network-y event destined to stick around for awhile.

As (unexpected) Terry’s Diary historians, we can’t recall the man himself ever posting a pic thumbs-upping with Ms. Sarah Jessica Parker. On their recent cover shoot for Harper’s Bazaar’s September issue (which gets a big A+ at Daily HQ), the duo took a little time to cheer up the world with Mr. Richardson’s signature move.

The Equal Pay Act’s 50th anniversary equaled a prime occasion for Marie Claire to assemble quite the (mostly) ladies brigade for a luncheon at Marea yesterday. A few highlights? Katie Couric and Sarah Jessica Parker…sharing reading glasses! Tory Burch revealing her days on an Alaskan fish cannery. (No, really.) The power set also included New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Also there, in spirit: Serena Williams, who was on the invite but was, alas, a bit too busy winning the French Open to make it for lunch.

We’re full of double the love today with both Sarah Jessica Parker and Anne Hathaway taking home the coveted “Look of The Daily” honors. Both ladies attended the Tate Americas Foundation Artists Dinner last night in Manhattan and worked two very different looks. SJP was in a long vintage print while Anne and Givenchy are giving us something else to talk about besides a certain floral number on Kim Kardashian

The twins weren’t up for a night on the town, but the Broderick family put in a little family time at Patricia Broderick’s opening of “Paintings and Works on Paper” at the Tibor de Nagy Gallery last night. SJP, Matthew, and an almost all grown up James Wilke came out to celebrate the work of the original Mrs. Broderick.

The Six Degrees of Andy Cohen [Sunday Styles/NY Times] After twenty years in television, the 42-year-old Bravo exec (and SJP bestie!) is ready for his close-up…The Pattern Genie [Making It/WSJ] For DvF vet Suki Cheema, a new eponymous home collection at Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman, and The Future Perfect…