The trip doesn’t end there, however: from Bloomingdales, you’ll head to Forty Carrots, pick up a tub of their famous frozen yogurt and settle down for a good ol’ chinwag with Parker about all things NYC.

Once your appetite has been sated, Parker will wave you goodbye as you trot off in your new heels for a night at the ballet – where you’ll be treated to some of the best seats in the house and (apparently) a flurry of VIP surprises.

Parker said in a phone interview with The Associated Press that she gave a lot of thought to making sure that her tour "speaks to the very colourful identity that is New York. We could have gone to MOMA or the Whitney or walked through Chinatown or certainly had a nice walk on the High Line or just strolled the streets of the East Village or Midtown East.”

She decided on Bloomingdale's because it's “an iconic destination” where she hopes to “be of service” in helping her guests pick out the perfect footwear.

The ballet, she added, is “one of the great cultural experiences anybody can have" in New York, whether they live here or are visiting”.

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