At Fendi’s centenary show, Carrie Bradshaw herself was spotted on the frow sporting the bag she propelled to fame.

Carrie Bradshaw famously loved Fendi’s iconic Baguette bag — and so does Sarah Jessica Parker. On Wednesday, the actress took a page out of her “Sex and The City” character’s book, accessorizing her low-key outfit the iconic accessory at the brand’s Milan Fashion Week show.

Sarah Jessica Parker attended Fendi’s 100th anniversary show during Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday, where she shared her “gratitude” to the label’s artistic director of accessories and menswear, Silvia Venturini Fendi.

An accessory icon was born when Sarah Jessica Parker, then playing a young Carrie Bradshaw, muttered the words “It’s not a bag, it’s a baguette” during a 2000 episode of Sex and the City. It’s only fitting that for Fendi’s 100th-anniversary show at Milan Fashion Week tonight,

And at Milan Fashion Week, Sarah Jessica Parker proved just this with a sparkling Fendi Baguette bag that took us back to her Sex and the City days. However, it isn't just the bag we love, her whole look felt sophisticated and on-trend,

Sarah Jessica Parker coronated an It bag with just seven words on an episode of Sex and the City that first aired in 2000. "It's not a bag," she corrected a thief in pursuit of the sequined Fendi hanging from her arm, in character as writer Carrie Bradshaw in the season 3 installment titled "What Goes Around Comes Around." "It's a Baguette. "

Sarah Jessica Parker coronated an It bag with just seven words on an episode of Sex and the City that first aired in 2000. "It's not a bag," she corrected a thief in pursuit of the sequined Fendi hanging from her arm,

There was a scene where Bradshaw was robbed at gunpoint, correcting the robber when he refers to her Baguette as a bag. Then there is the infamous episode where Samantha buys a Fendi knock-off in L.A,

Carrie Bradshaw. It's almost impossible to forget her response to a rather incompetent mugger who asked her to hand over her bag: 'It's a Bag-uette!' So for last night's show to celebrate its maker's 100th anniversary,