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A public relations collaboration between the Airbnb site and the sequel to Sex and the City will allow the two lucky ones to spend a night at Carrie Bradshaw's restored Manhattan apartment, for the price of a Cosmopolitan cocktail
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Thursday, 04 November 2021, 11:44 Updated: 11:53
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Remember and remember Carrie Bradshaw's amazing apartment in Manhattan?
Two magical rooms in a coveted Brownstone cottage on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, which she somehow managed to fund on the salary of a weekly columnist and she still has a surplus left for Manolo Blahnik?
If this memory makes your mucous glands and desire to start working hard, you will be happy to hear about a one-time opportunity to fulfill an old-fashioned dream.
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Sarah Jessica Parker in Carrie Bradshaw's Restored Apartment (Photo: Official Website, Airbnb)
A collaboration between the Airbnb home rental site, actress Sarah Jessica Parker (who played the character of Carrie) and the HBO Max network that will soon upload the novelty to 'Sex and the City' (known as And Just Like That) led to the restoration of Carrie's apartment, including the wardrobe Loaded with designer clothes (although Blanick and Cho's luxury shoes have been replaced with models from Parker's own shoe collection).
And the best part of all this publicity stunt - two lucky people will be able to spend one night in an apartment and it will cost them about as much as a Cosmopolitan cocktail at a bar in downtown Manhattan.
A closet full of equal designer clothes will await the lucky winners of the lottery (Photo: Official Website, Airbnb)
If the muse sings to you, you may type a few words into the column (Photo: Official Website, Airbnb)
On November 8, the raffle will open, which you can sign up for at this link on the Airbnb website to stay for one of the following nights on November 12 or 13. Price per night: 23 dollars (which is about 72 shekels) only. The apartment can accommodate up to 2 people and has one bedroom, one bathroom and a living room.
However, avid and keen-eyed fans of the series will surely notice some differences - first, the location.
The apartment offered for rent is not on the Upper East Side, but in the Chelsea neighborhood.
And the items that were used for the design are not original items from the program set.
However, Airbnb spokeswoman Liz DeBold Posco said in an interview with the New York Post that tremendous efforts have been made to recreate Carrie Bradshaw's homey and cozy space as much as possible with items similar or identical to those in her home, such as a cordless phone in early 2000s. Of Carrie always standing at the table by the window waiting for the muse to write another sharpened column with a sticky note with some reminder and of course, the well-remembered tutu skirt that Parker wears in the show's opening song, which hangs in the closet alongside other iconic clothing items.
The raffle offers only two winners the option of a single night in an apartment for a crazy price of $ 23 (Photo: Official website, Airbnb)
The 2000s called.
Cordless phone in the spirit of the relevant period (Photo: Official Website, Airbnb)
The lottery draw as part of this campaign will also include a few more treats, such as: a virtual personal greeting recorded by Sarah Jessica Parker herself for the winners, including narration in the style of the series, brunch and a round of cosmopolitan drinks at one of the cafes in Chelsea and a styling and photo session where Guests will be able to channel their inner fashionista.
By the way, the apartment where Carrie Bradshaw lived does not exist and never has been.
Bradshaw Address: 245 E. 73rd St.
Where allegedly the apartment for which she paid a ridiculous rent of $ 700, does not exist in reality and not only for real-economic reasons, since the last house in this block is No. 243.
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