once again, here's abc's deborah roberts. >> vivian westwood.a wedding tear from even the most unbelieving of women. >> reporter: it's the dress that never made it down the aisle in "sex and the city" the movie. >> carrie! i freaked out for a minute, but i'm ready now. >> i knew you would do this, i knew it! >> carrie, i'm sorry. >> reporter: the gown revered by some. the headpiece reviled by others. >> i put a bird on my head. >> is that what that was? >> yeah. >> i thought it was feathers. >> there was a bird. >> reporter: during the season premiere of "and just like that" -- >> and just like that, i repurposed my pain. >> reporter: carrie surprising fans with it one more time. >> byron: that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time monday. thanks for the company, america. have a good and safe weekend.

nbc's deborah roberts reports. ♪ in the city ladies look pretty ♪ >> for years, rap music with its rawheard mainly on the streets where it was born. then it moved to mtv. but now, move over, gentle jingle. rap is ripping through commercial land, selling everything from soft drinks to sneakers. >> oh, my god. hip-hop is documented in real time, the stories>> stands as at freedom of expression is one thing, and even the supreme court cannot take it from us. joining me now our to johnson hip-hop fab 5 freddy and carris one, thank you both for being here. i was just laughing at, this washington the today show explaining hip-hop was one of the funniest things i've ever seen, i found very hilarious. very hilarious,choice they made. lord jesus. i've gotta go to you first fab my friend, you are part of building his hip museum, which i can't wait opens and i can go see it. can you give us your, since having been around from day one, what has hip-hop meant to black music and to america? >> you know, it's amazing joy. i'm home in harlem right now, i think about this often the fact that hip-hop ca

deborah roberts talked to the cast about the season and bringing those characters back.who have clearly bonded on screen and off. they've known each other for a couple decades while they created miranda, carrie and charlotte offering this unfiltered look into the complex lives of modern women. and just like that, in this rare get together, they're sharing their memories and what it's like to bring these unforgettable characters to life again. the fashion. >> hello, lover. >> reporter: the friendships. >> maybe we should be each other's soul mate. >> reporter: the unfiltered takes on finding love. >> he's just not that into me. >> reporter: with its premiere in 1998, sex and the city sparking a brash new look at modern single women. it's been 25 years since you stepped in those minolos. >> i couldn't get near them originally. >> reporter: seriously? >> i spent $40,000 on shoes and i have no place to live? at the beginning of the show, we were mostly creating every character from either century 21 or consignment and thrift shop, blooming dales. our budget was very -- >> re