Shopaholic with Patricia Field

If only we all looked as perfectly styled as Rebecca Bloomwood does after a day at the mall. But Isla Fisher's fashion-mad character in Confessions of a Shopaholic has something we don't: Patricia Field. Field is the woman behind all those looks you craved on "Sex and the City." A style icon with her own New York City boutique for decades, Field put together the lush, luxe looks in Shopaholic.This pink number is Field's' favorite outfit in the movie.

Press play to hear our interview with the designer.

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Confessions of a Shopaholic star Isla Fisher loved this bright yellow swing coat. Shoppers take note: Yellow is forecast to be everywhere in 2009.

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Patricia Field believes that color is a natural way to stand out.

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If you want to be Rebecca Bloomwood, you need a green scarf -- something probably easier for most of us to get away with than the other components in this outfit.

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Today's fashion is all about fusion--a mixture of many things. Be bold!

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Field's calls the look of the characters of Confessions of a Shopaholic "elevated style."

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Remember: Style is not equivalent to money.

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Accessories can make the outfit--without breaking the bank.

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A true shopaholic craves variety.

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Patricia Field dismisses the style myth that redheads can't wear pink or red.

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