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Now this bit of news comes from a real newpaper, the NY Post, so this is B-I-G time! Page six asks the question, "Is Whitney the next Carrie Bradshaw?" Page six says "...And now, Whitney's got a whole new life: city, apartment, job and friends-castmates, including hipster photographer Erin Williams and socialite Olivia Palermo, who also works at DVF. Her new social circle (not to mention their wine-soaked dinner parties, A-list party-hopping and, yes, enviable wardrobes) may call to mind the Charlottes and Samanthas of yore, but it bears mentioning that Carrie Bradshaw—who, as a freelancer in her thirties, had a mortgage and mountains of credit card debt to worry about—would be less than ecstatic about the current recession. Perhaps it takes women as young as Whitney and her carefree cohorts to let us relive those frivolous, halcyon, spend-crazy days of Sex and the City. "We all need clothes, obviously, but to be fashionable right now is an extra," Whitney says." Please go read the article, it is GREAT!
http://www.nypost.com/pagesixmag/issues/20081214/Whitney+Port+New+Carrie+Bradshaw
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