Auction of Items from Che Diaz, Carrie, Charlotte: ‘And Just Like That’

Collected editions of furniture, extravagant costumes, and unique props from the recent HBO Max series “And Just Like That” will soon be up for grabs in an auction hosted by Julien’s Auctions. Fans will have the chance to bid on items such as Carrie Bradshaw’s antique furniture and Charlotte’s charming swimsuit, as well as a variety of other iconic pieces from the show.

The series, a continuation of the beloved “Sex and the City,” introduced new characters like Lisa Todd Wexley, a fashionable school mom friend of Charlotte, and Seema, a high-end Realtor and Carrie’s new companion. The auction will feature an extensive collection of luxurious outfits worn by these characters, along with the script of the controversial Che Diaz for the show’s TV special “Ché Pasa.”

Scheduled to take place on April 30 and May 1 in Los Angeles, the auction will showcase items from various characters’ wardrobes, including a prop copy of Carrie’s memoir “Loved and Lost” and pieces from the Hot Fellas bakery. However, fans will be disappointed to learn that items from Sarah Jessica Parker’s iconic character, Carrie, are not part of the auction.

A portion of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to You Gotta Believe, an organization supporting young people in foster care. Whether you’re a fan looking to own a piece of the series’ history or simply curious to see what’s up for sale, this auction promises to be an exciting event.

Some highlights from the auction include Charlotte’s floral linen skirt and top from Valentino, her Marysia swimsuit from a hot-tub scene, and Seema Patel’s luxurious ensembles by Stella McCartney, Michelle Mason, and Roberto Cavalli. Additionally, Lisa Todd Wexley’s silk pajamas from Morgan Lane and Olivia Von Halle will also be available for bidding, offering fans a chance to own a piece of the show’s distinctive style.

Get ready to bid on your favorite items from “And Just Like That,” and who knows, you might just bring home a piece of TV history!