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New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala red carpet: Sarah Jessica Parker, Stevie Nicks, more

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Julin, F. (2026, October 1). New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala red carpet: Sarah Jessica Parker, Stevie Nicks, more. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/01/style/new-york-city-ballet-2026-fall-fashion-gala-red-carpet-sarah-jessica-parker-stevie-nicks-more/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-01 · by Farrah Julin

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On October 1, 2026, the New York City Ballet held its Fall Fashion Gala in New York City. The event featured a star-studded red carpet appearance by celebrities including Sarah Jessica Parker, Stevie Nicks, and Andy Cohen, who showcased their fashion choices at this high-profile fundraising event for the ballet company.
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On October 1, the New York City Ballet's Fall Fashion Gala took place in New York City, featuring celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker and Stevie Nicks. At the event, Parker wore a long-sleeved floral embroidered dress with pink ribbons to channel her iconic character Carrie Bradshaw from "Sex and the City," while also paying tribute to her husband Matthew Broderick's birthday on the same day. The couple posed for photos together and attended the gala with other A-listers such as Andy Cohen inside the venue. Parker celebrated their milestone anniversary with an Instagram post featuring framed photos of them throughout the years, from when they started dating in 1997 to their recent time together.

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New York City The New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala

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Andy Cohen PERSON · 1× New York City GPE · 1× Sarah Jessica Parker PERSON · 1× Stevie Nicks PERSON · 1×

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The New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala lit up New York City on October 1, drawing celebrities, philanthropists, and fashion-world fixtures to the red carpet before an evening of performances.
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The New York City Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala lit up New York City on October 1, drawing celebrities, philanthropists, and fashion-world fixtures to the red carpet before an evening of performances. asserted
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Here, see what Sarah Jessica Parker, Stevie Nicks, Andy Cohen and more wore to the glamorous event. asserted
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