Many of us have dreamed of stepping into Carrie Bradshaw’s walk-in closet and surveying a sea of Manolo Blahnik shoe boxes. Well, that fantasy could become reality as of today: Julien’s Auctions is offering more than 500 props from the late, somewhat great And Just Like That, including designer clothing, Manhattan-traversing stilettos, kitschy furniture, and memorabilia from Big’s death.

Those mountains of boxes—from Manolo, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Prada, and Fendi—could be yours for a mere $250. (The pumps are, sadly, not included, though many boxes do come with Polaroid photos of the missing shoes.) There are also boxes of another kind: two USPS parcels bearing Carrie’s Gramercy apartment address.

Carrie’s own wardrobe isn’t included in the auction, but plenty of pieces from other cast members are up for grabs. What’s this writer wondering after? An earth-toned Miranda Hobbes ensemble (season one, episode seven) that includes a vintage Issey Miyake dolman-sleeved coat and a Hedi Slimane–era Celine skirt. Charlotte York-Goldenblatt’s cinched coat in blue-and-white gingham from the Prada spring 2023 menswear collection is also on offer, with a current bid of $1,750—triple its original estimate. For true scavengers, there’s more to dig into: Seema Patel’s lots include some surprisingly affordable Saint Laurent blouses, and Lisa Todd Wexley’s Hermès accessories are going for under $300.

But really, this is about owning a piece of Sex and the City history—which calls for a slightly unhinged shopping list. We bid a fond (if slightly confused) farewell to the SATC spinoff after three seasons in August 2025, when the HBO show was not renewed. What will you choose to remember it by?

If the shoe boxes haven’t stolen your heart, maybe you fancy becoming a patron of Hot Fellas? Outfit your own kitchen with the show’s bakery signage, featuring a topless, baguette-yielding man (current bid $450), and while you’re at it, pick up the uniforms to pound some pastries in ($250). Or invest in your own fitness and longevity with a lot of miscellaneous Mr. Big items, including his Peloton water bottle, shower knobs, glasses, a pill case, bottle openers, and even some dry cleaning ($200).

For any would-be Carries, there’s her Loved and Lost: A Memoir, written after Big’s death. It features a solemn grayscale dust jacket wrapped around an unrelated novel ($1,750). Leaning further into the macabre, another lot includes Big’s funeral cards, a funeral planning guide from the Elliot J. Ashcroft Funeral Home, and a storyline-driving photo of Big’s childhood dog, Gogi ($300).

Che Diaz fans are also in luck: pick up a pretty meaty lot of props that includes the Che Pasa pilot script, two Che Pasa director’s chair backs ($700), and Che’s fifth-revision, salmon-colored shooting script.

You could also give your space a spring refresh with furniture and décor from the show. For those feeling cute and kitschy, Carrie’s mid-century chairs and cat-embroidered pillows are going for $700, while Lisa Todd Wexley’s multicolored patchwork ottoman is a relative bargain at $600.

Bargain hunting? Charlotte’s Madame Alexander boxes are a steal at $25, it’s also $25 for some Pride signs, and a trio of Carrie’s personalized phone cases are going for $50. If you’re feeling flush—payday does fall at the end of the month, after all—Anthony Marentino’s Louis Vuitton bags are sitting at $4,000, and the engraved (fake) Rolex watch that Carrie gave to Big for their anniversary is hovering at $5,000.

A perfect morning in New York looks like having brunch with the girls…and maybe bidding for Carrie’s trash cans. Good luck, ladies!