Launched on HBO in 1998 from the bestseller by Candace Bushnell and under the leadership of creator Darren Star - until then focused on mainstream teenage romance,
Melrose Place -Sex and The City style
has established itself in a few episodes like the only series that finally dared to take an interest in women and their relationship to the world.
A fiction which, in addition and above all, let the representatives of the fair sex talk to each other from woman to woman.
Beautiful and emancipated women
Like the figures of what then sketched out as an almost perfect tetralogy, her four heroines, Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Charlotte York (Kristin Davis), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Samantha Jones (Kim Catrall) symbolized, each in its own way, the thirty-something generation.
Sporty women, beautiful, emancipated not to say sassy, who are more New Yorkers, and whose conversations, totally uninhibited and unbridled, touched all areas of their lives.
Sexuality, men, shoes, love under ...
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