Link Lauren

She's wearing a white poofy gown.

She's coming down an aisle.

Oh, this might be a wedding.

You know, it's like there are certain outfits you wear in certain places.

If you see someone in a wedding gown, you expect that they're at a wedding, okay?

That there's a bride and a groom.

If you see someone in an orange jumpsuit, you assume maybe they have escaped a prison.

If you see someone in a hospital gown, you would expect them to be at a hospital.

This is like an IQ test, okay?

It's like A, B, or C. Where is this woman that she is wearing a bridal gown and entering the room to Paco Bell's cannon surrounded by her friends and family?

Hmm, where's Waldo?

So she threw herself her own wedding, and I think the issue with this is...

We have an entire generation of girls, a lot of these millennials, who were raised on Sex and the City and a lot of this girl boss feminism, right?

And it's okay to celebrate yourself, but I really think they were just raised on Sex and the City because this is a whole storyline from Sex and the City.

Carrie Bradshaw, played by Sarah Jessica Parker,

On the show, there was this running gag that she was going to get married to herself, that she was in love with herself.

She wore a necklace with her name on it.

How much of a narcissist do you have to be?

You're wearing a necklace with your own name on it?

Hello.