Sarah Jessica Parker in nude… literally

Sarah Jessica Parker didn’t let the early time of day deter her fabulous appearance when she appeared on CBS’ Early Show in New York City to promote her new film “Did You Hear About the Morgans?.”

Nude is a key color for spring 2010 and look who is ahead of the trend again as she appeared on CBS’s The Early Show in next season’s hottest hue.

Wearing a romantic nude ensemble, Parker gave her delicate Sophie Theallet dress some edge with Chanel stockings, strappy black Chanel platforms, and a hot pink Diane De Maria bag, which she has been seen toting around NYC all week.

She had clearly spent hours planning the perfect outfit, which is why it’s so disappointing that as soon as she stepped outside the door; it was all undone by a sudden gust of wind.

As she walked to a restaurant in New York after her appearance, a strong breeze left her demure dress clinging to every curve on her body leaving little to the imagination.

Parker was taking a break from filming the sequel to “Sex and the City” when she was ambushed by the weather, revealing a little more than she had intended.

Oddly enough, I feel this could have been a Carrie Bradshaw moment since we always saw our favorite stylista stuck in unfortunate fashion moments. Remember when she had water splashed on her pretty pink tutu?

If there was ever a moment to talk about how invest-worthy good undergarments are, this is it. But like every other New Yorker whose ever had something like this happen (present company included), SJP will brush herself off and return to her fabulous life of designer shoes and handbags.

Sophie Theallet is one of the hottest names to watch right now after having won the CFDA’s Fashion Fund in November.

Having previously worked at Alaia and Galliano, Theallet’s crisp, chic dresses have caught the attention of First Lady Michelle Obama who has been championing her designs.

In less than a week, Sarah Jessica Parker has made certain everyone knows how much she loves her hot pink Diane De Maria Bonnie Bag. The fashionista has been spotted with her “Bonnie” bag in tow promoting her new film with Hugh Grant, appearing on The Late Show with David Letterman as well as CBS’s The Early Show, and out running errands in NYC. At a glance, the design doesn’t look particularly unique, but a closer look reveals just how amazing it can be when art and handbag design come together.

Diane De Maria, granddaughter of famed French painter Pierre De Maria, uses her grandfather’s iconic artwork as the background for her classic handbags. Each season the collection will focus on a pattern from one of Pierre de Maria’s surrealist paintings.

The stylish Parisian also incorporates her own experience as a painter as well as an appreciation for her grandmother’s classic day bags in bold hue’s, into the luxury handbag collection. De Maria told Elle magazine, “My grandmother was a maharani who wore traditional Indian dress in amazing textiles. A woman who’s very elegant can allow herself to wear crazy colors.”