Sarah Jessica Parker channels balletcore in pretty Irish design for date night

The actress was among the familiar faces enjoying a night out at the NYCB Fall Fashion Gala on Thursday.

SJP never fails to impress with her looks, and for the special event, she opted to wear an Irish design with strong balletcore vibes.

Sarah Jessica rocked a pretty pale pink midi dress with floral embroidery over the semi-sheer top layer.

Her dress has long satin ribbons flowing down each side, which perfectly coordinated with the ribbons in Sarah Jessica’s plaited hair.

To complete her ballet look, the star wore a pair of Carrie Bradshaw-approved sparkling heels and carried a complementary white tote bag.

If you love Sarah Jessica's dress, then you'll be delighted to learn that it appears to be by the Irish designer Simone Rocha.

The dress is the Unraveling Ribbon Portrait Dress in Nude, which can be found listed online for around £1,995 (approx. €2,300).

Sarah Jessica seems to have had a few alterations made to the dress, adding sleeves in the same pretty embroidered fabric.

Joining Sarah Jessica at the ballet was her husband, Matthew Broderick, who looked dapper in a black tux and bow tie.

The couple posed for the cameras before heading inside the venue.

Thursday was also a big night for Simone Rocha as the design house presented original costumes for the premiere of Mirror/Sky by @justin_peck during the NYC Ballet 2026 Fall Fashion Gala.

The 2026 Gala featured three world premieres. As well as Justin Peck’s collaboration with Simone Rocha, Jennifer Archibald made her New York City Ballet debut in collaboration with designer Robert Wun, and Alysa Pires returned for her second commission for the Company with designs by Viktor&Rolf.

By all accounts, the evening was a glamorous affair, with guests being welcomed to a cocktail reception with champagne courtesy of Maison Ruinart before enjoying a performance.

After the show, the evening concluded with an elegant night of dinner and dancing on the Promenade of the David H. Koch Theater.

* This article was originally published on Evoke.ie.