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| Jun 8, 2010 by CAROLYN ROBERTSON |
After putting in a very glamorous appearance at last night's CFDA fashion awards, mom-of-three Sarah Jessica Parker was back on the school run this morning, walking her 7-year-old son James Wilke to class in New York (June 8).
The always stylish Sex and the City star wowed last night in a gorgeous Alexander McQueen gown paired with stunning Stephen Russell jewels.
SJP and her husband Matthew Broderick are also parents to twins Loretta and Tabitha, who will be celebrating their first birthdays later this month.
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Doesn't this kid own anything other than blue jeans? He wears them every day.
so he wears jeans? Big deal, I've seen him in shorts before. ever think he might like them, he wears other pants fyi.
yeah you're right. If you look at yesterdays picture, he has blue jeans on again. Ya gotta mix that up a bit otherwise people will start talking.
Actually if you scroll back the last 25 pictures of him, all he wore were blue jeans!
Someone call CPS, like, right now! That kid is only wearing jeans. What will the neighbours say?
I think what people are trying to say is that for 2 rich celebrities, why is it that their son has no wardrobe. I understand kids love jeans and so did I BUT I didn't wear them EVERYDAY.
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