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Steal Carrie Bradshaw's Look for Less!

Have you seen "Sex and the City 2" yet?  I saw the movie this afternoon and loved it!

Besides the unbreakable girl power bond between Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda, and Samantha, the fashion is what keeps us engaged and coming back for more, more, more.

SJP in Halston Heritage (left); AMI's "Halston" dress (right)

So when I received a pitch from RedLight PR about AmiClubWear's budget-friendly styles inspired by"Sex and the City," I had to share.

Take this accordion-pleated-two-tier knock-off of the fab Halston Heritage dress Carrie flaunts in the flick for example.  The original dress (photo to the left) is $400 and Ami's is only $27.99!  The dress comes in coral (photo to the right), blue, and black.

I admit that most AmiClub models, um, look like naughty Barbie dolls. But the clothes are trendy and affordable and the website's tag line is "a positive place for girls," so I'll forgive the Fredrick's of Hollywood styling.

Hurry and get your "Sex and the City" look.  All items are  25% off until Monday, June 7. Use code SEX25.
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  1. UnknownJune 5, 2010 at 5:20 PM

    No luck finding the items on the site, they have it advertised but when you click the link all you get is their main dress page. Do you have any idea what the names of some of the pieces are? Thanks so much for posting thins!

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  2. Guari OnexJune 5, 2010 at 7:16 PM

    I checked the website but couldn't locate the Sex and The City clothing inspired items - However, my cousin fell in love with all the shoes that are on clearance.

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