Miranda Hobbes' And Just Like That… auction lots reflect the character's evolution across all three seasons of the show — and the wardrobe selection in particular is substantial, spanning everything from a Bottega Veneta clutch to designer coats, blazers, and episode-specific ensembles from some of fashion's most recognizable names.

The standout accessory is the Season 1 Episode 3 Bottega Veneta clutch — a single piece with strong brand recognition and clear on-screen history. The shoe lots are similarly well-represented, with multiple groupings spanning the full run of the series. For buyers interested in footwear with designer provenance and screen credentials, this section of Miranda's collection is worth close attention.

The furniture selection tied to Miranda's apartment is limited but interesting. Her velvet coral sofa is one of the more visually distinctive pieces from her on-screen space — the kind of statement furniture that was clearly chosen for its character as much as its comfort. A Jonathan Adler Bond dining table and a pair of Arteriors Home Kitts chairs round out the apartment offering, both well-known contemporary pieces with a following of their own outside the show.

The wardrobe coverage spans all three seasons and includes pieces from Halston, Gucci, Proenza Schouler, Comme des Garçons, Ulla Johnson, Victoria Beckham, Rosetta Getty, Jean Paul Gaultier, Max Mara, and Yves Saint Laurent, among others. Most lots are grouped rather than single-piece, which tends to offer reasonable value for buyers interested in a range of pieces from a single character.

At the close of And Just Like That… The Auction, Warner Bros. Discovery will make a one-time donation to You Gotta Believe — a New York City-based organization dedicated to finding permanent families for older youth in foster care. The cause carries meaning for this community as Willie Garson — who brought Stanford Blatch to life across both Sex and the City and And Just Like That…, was a devoted YGB advisory board member who adopted his son Nathen from foster care. Nathen now carries that legacy forward as a board member in his own right. It's a fitting final note for a series that always believed, above all else, in the enduring power of chosen family.

Online bidding is open now at juliensauctions.com, with a live event in Los Angeles on April 30 and May 1, 2026.