6 details you might have missed in 'And Just Like That' season 2

This refers to the original series, in which Carrie constantly jokes about being unable to cook and using her oven for clothing storage. Carrie appears to have become a better cook in recent years and is even attempting to poach eggs in the first episode of the second season.

After arriving at Carrie's apartment unannounced one morning, Charlotte meets Franklyn, Carrie's podcast producer and casual hookup. While the girls walk and talk about the new relationship, Carrie tells her not to do the "Charlotte thing" and make them into a happy couple.

Charlotte then jokingly asks Carrie about how big Franklyn's member is, saying, "I'm not allowed to be me, so I'm going to be Samantha."

This is the first reference to Samantha in the new season, but thankfully it won't be the last.

On May 31, Variety reported that Kim Cattrall, who plays Samantha, had filmed one scene for the upcoming second season. In the brief scene, Samantha has a phone conversation with Carrie. However, Cattrall and Parker — who've had a long-documented falling out — never actually interacted with each other on-set to film the scene, Variety reported.

After her former podcast host's wife, who is a fashion designer, is tasked with making Carrie's dress for the Met Ball, the plans fall through in a disastrous way. With only half an hour to go until fashion's biggest night and no dress to wear, Carrie pulls out her Vivienne Westwood wedding gown and matching bird fascinator.

"We had to find the bird [headpiece] and make sure it was still alive and functioning because it's very, very fragile and we had to make a call to Vivienne Westwood to make sure the gown was still together and would fit her," costume designer Molly Rogers told Bustle.

Even the most casual of "Sex and the City" fans will remember that Carrie only wore the dress one time — and as Carrie mentions in the episode, it wasn't exactly a happy memory. In the first "Sex and the City" movie, Big leaves Carrie at the altar while she's wearing the gown.

"I put a bird on my head!" Carrie exclaims in frustration when talking about the disastrous day in the movie.

When they eventually do get married, she wears a simple "labelless dress."

Between an unfortunate incident during a sensory-deprivation tank appointment — which might also be a reference to when Miranda threw her neck out in the shower and had to be rescued by Aidan — and losing her phone while cleaning up a beach, Miranda is obviously still a New Yorker at heart.

This should come as no surprise to viewers: In the original series, the girls visited LA and Miranda was constantly criticizing the city's earthy-crunchy diet trends, affinity for hiking, and more.

In the original series, Carrie utters the famous words, "Hello, lover" to a pair of shoes while window shopping with Samantha in season four.

In the second episode of "And Just Like That" season 2, Charlotte and Carrie similarly speak in front of a store window, with handbags clearly visible in the same way that the shoes were in the original shot.

In the original series, Big gives Carrie the purse after she tells him she loves him, but he doesn't say it back. Later, at an Upper East Side party, Carrie notices that all of the upper-crust ladies there own different iterations of the swan-shaped, jewel-encrusted Judith Leiber purse Big gave her — indicating that he doesn't really know who she is.

In "And Just Like That," Carrie holds a pigeon-shaped purse by JW Anderson. While the bags are similar in style, the one Carrie holds now is much more playful and tongue-in-cheek than the fancy Judith Leiber clutch that Big gave her and is more in touch with Carrie's own personal style.