In the midst of a flurry of sequels and revival shows, the "Sex and the City" "And Just Like That" reboot series is finally going into production. Warner Media and HBO Max have premiered a full-chic look at the new cast with the news, reminding us that not all of the "Fab Four" will be back this time around.

The shots below show Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis in their first full-fledged looks in quite some time. Yes, Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbes, and Charlotte York returned to HBO without Samantha.

Miranda looks light and sophisticated in a plaid long-sleeved blouse and wide-belted pants. Charlotte upped the glamour quotient with a shoulder-baring polka-dot top, black pencil skirt, and Dior bag. And Carrie? Carrie is on-trend in a high-waisted plaid midi skirt with a t-shirt in, strappy platform pumps, and a sheer cardigan.

You may remember that there were years of behind-the-scenes drama that surfaced with accusations that Kim Cattrall was difficult to work with. And in 2019, Cattrall said she will not be returning to the "SATC" franchise, saying, "Absolutely not. It's a no from me."

Explaining her absence, Casey Bloys, chief content officer of HBO Max, told TV Line, "Just like in real life, people come into your life and people leave. ...... Friendships fade and new friendships begin. So I think it's a good representation of the actual stages of life."

The rest of the announced cast includes: Sara Ramirez, Chris Noth, Mario Cantone, David Eigenberg, Willie Garson, and Evan Handler.

Sex and the City "And Just Like That" is a 10-episode series that, to quote the show's synopsis, "navigates the journey from the complex realities of life and friendship in their 30s to the even more complex realities of life and friendship in their 50s" as the three friends who were left . will be followed.

Parker, Davis, and Nixon are among the show's many executive producers, and writers include series veteran Michael Patrick King, popular writers Samantha Irby, Rashna Fulkbom, Keri Goff, Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zlitsky