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" I was one of the lucky ones who went to the world premiere of the Sex and the City 2 movie last night! My night started out on the red carpet--photographing everyone beside all of the paparazzi. Seriously, those guys are awesome. Hearing the true behind-the-scenes conversations that happen there was a once in a lifetime experience. You know how celebs always look absolutely fabulous in photographs? That&amp;#039;s hard work both for them and the photographers! Not only are they angling for the perfect shot, they&amp;#039;re fighting to get room on the carpet. Some nice photographers helped me out, the new girl, by lending me a step ladder so I could see above the first row (hence why my photos are at a big of an angle) -- and in exchange, I filled them in on the names of those walking that they didn&amp;#039;t know. (I *knew* that information would come in handy sometime.) Here are a few quick shots from last night that I couldn&amp;#039;t resist sharing with you immediately. Check back here soon for a link to the full feature coverage on Redbookmag.com.  Sarah Jessica Parker is just beyond. I absolutely love her Valentino dress. (Valentino himself was on the red carpet moments before.) Matthew Broderick was happily giving his lovely wife time in the spotlight.  She looked truly stunning in person. I love how flowy her dress was! She kept recreating the wind blown look from the movie poster.  As usual, Kim Catrall looked beautiful. And, in a much more conservative dress than Samantha would have worn.  Cynthia Nixon. Black perfection. Sleek, stylish, and simple.  Kristin Davis looked pretty in pink--and as sweet as Charlotte.  Candace Bushnell. The woman behind Sex and the City. Thank you, CB, thank you.  The entire city block was closed down for the premiere. If you look closely, you can see a little flutter of yellow--that&amp;#039;s SJP saying hello to her fans and signing autographs.  Check out the photographers standing next to me. Just imagine how ridiculous I looked in my pink dress and little point-and-shoot camera next to them. The VIP part of my night started inside Radio City Music Hall. Cris, our Associate Fashion Editor, met me for the movie in our 10th row orchestra seats--in perfect view to watch all the magic happen. About 5,000 guests were packed inside, oohing and ahhing at all the right moments. Michael Patrick King, who directed and wrote the movie, introduced the four fabulous ladies, as well as the cast, who stood in their seats for a round of applause. Then the movie began...  Truly a wonderful premiere. (Now go check out the movie--in theaters Thursday!) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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