Nothing signifies the end of the Carrie Bradshaw era quite like seeing Sarah Jessica Parker walking around New York City in flats. Parker was spotted filming a Google commercial in downtown Manhattan on Tuesday, wearing a pair of dainty Everlane shoes.
Sarah Jessica Parker is seen filming a Google commercial in downtown Manhattan on Tuesday in New York.
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The “Sex and the City” reboot, “And Just Like That…,” had its series finale earlier this year, presumably ending Parker’s 27-year run as the fashion and high heel-loving Bradshaw. Since then, the actress has become an ambassador for comfortable footwear brand Ugg, and has now been spotted in a dainty Leather T-Strap Flats from Everlane.
The actress opted for a pair of flats in a navy blue hue, which were on sale for $119 but are now sold out. The brand also offers the shoes in metallic silver, rum and black. The T-strap design features an adjustable metal buckle, napa leather lining and high-density foam cushioning for added comfort. The mary jane style shoes feature a soft square toe and a slight heel that lifts the flat shoes off the ground.
A close-up of the shoes.
For the commercial, Parker was dressed in an H&M bead-embellished peplum sweater in gray melange. The sweater was paired with a navy blue, knee-length polka dot skirt. The skirt featured an A-line pleated design, and perfectly matched her shoes and her embroidered handbag. She completed the look with an olive green overcoat to shield herself from the New York rain.
In between scenes, the actress was spotted after changing into Uggs, opting for the brand’s Classic Ultra Mini boots in gray. The boots retail for $160 and are available in black, dark peony pink, chestnut brow and sand. Earlier this year, Parker was featured as part of Ugg’s fall 2025 campaign titled “Iconic From the First Step,” which also features Elsa Hosk, Steffon Diggs and more stars.
The collaboration with the boot brand was a departure for Parker, who after playing Carrie Bradshaw, became synonymous with the love for high heels. So much so that she launched her own namesake shoe like SJP in 2014, which shuttered after 10 years in business in the fall of 2024 due to competition and a change in the retail landscape.
