And Just Like That Season 3 Is A Brilliant Goodbye To Carrie – But The Outfits Are Even Better

Ever since the third series of And Just Like That dropped, it has not disappointed. And of course, this being AJLT, it’s packed with juicy clothes and accessories, from a fringed collar necklace that stretches rather seductively from neck to waist, to a pair of bow-trimmed heels - to name a few.

As soon as filming started last year, with the ultimate costume designer duo at the helm, Molly Rogers and Danny Santiago, we knew it was going to be good. Sarah Jessica Parker was first spotted on set wearing not Manolos, but a cut-out stiletto from Aquazzura. Her look matched the ice cream pastels of the outfit: a mint pussy-bow blouse paired with a ballet-slipper pink skirt. As for arm candy? She carried a creamy, crystallised shoulder bag from Gucci that stole the scene. Meanwhile, Sarita Choudhury emerged with the most incredible plus one: a giant (and we mean giant) silver clutch bag.

One of our favourite style bombshells, however, has got to be the tulle dress threaded with long-stemmed pink roses, an absolute beauty from Simone Rocha. Semi-sheer and paired with peekaboo black lingerie, as well as the matching parka over the top, Bradshaw's spin on the ubiquitous naked dress is one we can definitely get on board with.

The latter part of filming saw Bradshaw delve into denim. It wasn't jeans, however, that caught her eye, but a sweeping maxi skirt. Hey, if anyone could make denim look like it belongs in a period drama, it's Bradshaw, who paired her true blues with a checked woollen blouse, a knitted shawl, a string of pearls and a Coach bag.

Of course, with the news that the show will officially end on August 14th, sartorial enthusiasts might be a little disappointed, but the show's fashion influence is far from over. From vintage treasures to bold statement staples, And Just Like That has delivered look after look. No fourth season? Fine. We’ll be too busy dissecting every outfit, renting the accessories, and replicating every look regardless. Shop the best of Carrie and Co.'s looks below, including that Simone Rocha sheer parka.

Shop: The Best And Just Like That Outfits From Season Three:

Carrie Bradshaw

Carrie wore a custom Patrick McDowell shirt in episode 12, featuring a floral motif. We found a similar (and slightly cheaper) alternative from Dorothee Schumacher with a similar pattern.

Episode 11 saw Carrie holding a Coach Kisslock bag, which is actually still available to buy in black.

In episode 10, we spotted a still-in-stock Valentino Garavani bag belonging to Carrie. Featuring bright floral motifs and gold embellishments, this bag is made of linen and is ideal for the last month of summer.

Carrie wore a now out-of-stock JW Anderson jumper in a bold aqua blue. The best part? Its simple design means that there are plenty of others to choose from if you want to replicate her look, starting with a cosy cardigan from Urban Outfitters.

Carrie's bright green dress is a now sold-out number from Lena Hoschek, layered over a lace-trimmed white blouse. While we couldn't find a dress quite like the original, we found an alternative from & Other Stories in an exact colour match, minus the corset detailing.

Bradshaw stunned in a recent episode in a Maison Margiela Gathered Denim Skirt. The exact skirt, while simply wonderful, is now unfortunately sold out. Alternatively, you can get a similar skirt from Dries Van Noten, complete with pleat detailing.

Anything rhinestone is practically a given for Bradshaw. On the show, she wears a Benedetta Bruzziches shoulder bag that’s sadly now out of stock. Alternatively, consider the Your Best Friend shoulder bag, which is also adorned with rhinestones but features an adjustable strap for added versatility.

These Terry De Havilland gold-and-fuchsia heels were given prime real estate in the trailer. Bradshaw has worn the brand before and - great news! - the exact platform is available in all sizes for £335.

Stepping out in an autumnal look, Carrie Bradshaw took these over-the-knee boots for a spin (they're Chloé). Well, that's one way to spice up classic khakis. The burgundy version appears to be sold out but there's still a few sizes of the equally fabulous brown (run don't walk).

Bradshaw has always been partial to a little pink dress (or long pink dress for that matter) and for season 3, she pulled out a special one: Oscar de la Renta's pearl-embellished midi, custom made without the sleeves for SJP. She and the label go way back (Carrie swooning outside the opera and dancing at the counter of McDonald's? She was wearing its boat-necked, puff-skirted dress in the pinkest shade of pink imaginable).

A denim blazer is such a great transistional piece that's casual yet polished. A trick Bradshaw knows all too well as she layers one over a midi dress for dinner. Shop our favourite denim blazer from Levi's.

Look 1 of season 3 - and it's classic Carrie: couture-worthy arm candy (Gucci's crystal-studded Jackie), a sky-scrapper heel and a string of pastel beads.

No one does vibrant print on print quite like Carrie and she paired graphics and florals brilliantly again in season 3 with these Zimmermann capris and a pale blue long-sleeved T-shirt. Her exact capris are availble to buy and on sale.

Carrie joined the cult of the Simone rocha flower stuffed dress this season and while SJP's exact stuffed pocket dress is sold out everywhere, you can still buy a midi dress from that specific collection, and finihs it as Carrie does with the mnatching carnation stuffed car coat.

Wearing the famously polarising Tabi, Margiela Margiela's split-toed shoe, SJP looked particularly striking in this monochrome look as she filmed outside Tiffany & Co. Her shoes are unable to show anywhere. But we found a strikingly similar dress from Marchesa Notte.

Charlotte York

Though we can't source Charlotte's exact shirt, we found an eerily similar version from LK Bennet with pearl button detail for a sophisticated touch.

Charlotte looked every part a royal in this Emilia Wickstead burgundy coat dress. Unfortunatley, it's now out of stock, but you can buy a similar coat from Hobbs that can be worn over the top of maxi dresses once the weather turns cold.

Charlotte wore a checked double-breasted coat from Ami Paris in episode ten that's shot to the top of our winter wishlist, and you can buy a replica from Whistles for under £160.

You can still buy Charlotte's exact Emelia Wickstead jumpsuit from Net-A-Porter, without the bold chunky belt. There are, however, only two sizes left, so if you really want to cop her look, act fast.

Charlotte's denim wrap dress is from none other than Oscar De La Renta, but it's now sold out. However, ME + EM have a great alternative with the same belted detailing and flattering v neckline.

Charlotte wore a Rouland Mouret pencil skirt paired with a hot pink silk blouse with ruffled sleeves. The original skirt is still in stock (just about) but you can also buy the white version if you'd prefer to keep it summery.

Carrying a quilted handbag by Dior, the brand's Lady D-Joy, Charlotte is back in tweed and towering heels.

Trust Charlotte to put an elevated spin on gingham with her tie-front red shirt from Brooks Brothers. While her exact shirt is sold out, With Nothing Underneath has a great alternative that'll pair well with jeans or red trousers just like Chorlotte's.

She's always been q bit preppy with her style, so of course she sported a chic polo top. This one from Veronica Berad is sold out in navy, but we love the pale blue version just as much.

For a visit to Tiffany & Co, Charlotte arrived in sailor-style stripes and punchy yellow accessories from Christian Louboutin.

Miranda Hobbes

Miranda's Akris Punto jumper in beige and bold blue is unfortunately out of stock, but Reformation has a very similar style featuring the same hues for under £180. And it's cashmere, just like the original.

Miranda looked every part English in a Victoria Beckham tweed jacket in khaki green. The original is (of course), sold out, but you can snap up a similar one from Abercrombie & Fitch.

Miranda wore a striking red dress from ME+EM – great news for fans of attainable fashion, but less so if you were hoping to snag one for yourself, as it's already sold out. Shop an alternative from the label below.

Stripes are (as usual) in this season, and we love this Zigzag Ulla Johnson shirt that comes with retro charm. Shop an L.K.Bennet shirt instead in black and white.

Miranda's arty spin on exec dressing continues with archive Calvin Klein (SS18). Bag a similar version with a smart bid on eBay.

Lisa Todd Wexley

A champion of small brands and flamboyant fashion, Lisa Todd Wexley always injects some fun into proceedings, in this case, with a bold collar necklace and animal-print clutch.

Another playful addition to Lisa Todd Wexley's outfit roster, this festive dress from La DoubleJ is a guarnteed party starter, especially when accesorised with a Bottega Veneta bag in the colour of the season, butter yellow.

Without risking any spoilers, the sea of black outfits leads us to imagine a funeral might be on the cards this season. The monochrome looks, naturally, are just as chic as you'd imagine, particularly this suit on Lisa Todd Wexley, which is by Victor De Souza.

Natalie Hammond is senior fashion news editor at Grazia. She loves winter, hates summer and can often be found writing about the weather (and what on earth to wear).

Emma Richardson is a fashion commerce writer for Grazia. She was previously a fashion and beauty commerce writer for Heat and Closer, and has contributed digital content for a variety of lifestyle brands. Emma finds much of her inspiration in celebrity style, with Sienna Miller often being a major influence, and loves a pair of ballet pumps and a trusted trench coat.