Sarah Jessica Parker’s Iris Van Herpen dress looks like wings at the New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala

Sarah Jessica Parker stepped out in a jaw-dropping ethereal look at Wednesday night’s New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala.

Choosing black and white as her color palette, Parker’s Iris Van Herpen gown featured an ivory mini dress with a black mesh covering that cascaded down to the floor, including a front slit that revealed her black open-toe pumps underneath.

Each sleeve of the gown sprouted out from her shoulders in a wing-shaped silhouette, keeping husband Matthew Broderick at a hand-holding distance beside her.

The actress’ wore darkly lined eyes with pearly pink cheeks and lips; her hair was parted in the center and slicked back into a simple bun.

The sculptural black lattice ensemble made its debut on the runway for the designer’s Autumn/Winter 2025 Couture Show back in July.

Parker has been a longtime supporter of the New York City Ballet. She currently sits on the Board of Directors as Vice Chair, a position she has held since 2012, when she first proposed the idea of a Fall Fashion Gala to the company.

This year’s premiere ballet, named “Forseeable Future,” was choreographed by Jamar Roberts with music by Arca. The costumes were designed by Iris Van Herpen, making Parker’s choice to wear the Dutch designer all the more appropriate.

The two other ballets of the evening included Gianna Reisen’s “Composer’s Holiday,” with costumes by Virgil Abloh and Willian Forsythe’s “Herman Schmerman pas de deux,” with costumes by Gianni Versace.

Other celebrities have supported the design house, with style stars like Julia Fox, Nicole Ari Parker, Helena Christensen and more choosing to wear Iris Van Herpen at recent events.

The 60-year-old Parker has made a career of elevating fashion to new heights, never shying away from a moment of artistry.

From “Sex and the City” to “And Just Like That” as well as countless red carpets, Met Galas and other society events, Parker can always be counted on to emphasize the playfulness and whimsy that make fashion something to celebrate.