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Olivia Rodrigo<\/a> has been pulling style references from an eclectic cohort. One minute it\u2019s an internet-enraging babydoll dress<\/a> in homage to Courtney Love, the next it\u2019s ballet flats and vintage denim via Jane Birkin, followed by high-shine hotpants and knee-length Doc Martins<\/a> plucked from the smoking area of a regional nightclub circa 2012. While the pull of polyester shorts and French-girl faves may be strong, there\u2019s one fictional fashion spectre which leaves no celeb unscathed: Carrie Bradshaw.<\/a><\/p>\n PG\/Bauer-Griffin<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Skipping over some of the more controversial Sex And The City<\/em> styling moments, (berets, useless belts and Keira Knightley-adjacent baker boy hats), Olivia stepped out in Los Angeles carrying one of the show\u2019s most enduring exports, the Fendi Baguette<\/a>. Carrie is as intertwined with the Y2K classic as Jane and her bashed-up Birkins. The Italian brand was one of the first houses to lend SJP and her pals wardrobe pieces, with the Fendi Baguette becoming a recurring character in its own right. When Carrie is robbed at gunpoint for her bag in Sex And The City\u2019s<\/em> third series, she famously corrects him: \u201cIt\u2019s a Baguette.\u201d<\/p>\n