The stunning picture features Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker) in a flowing, jeweled gown, walking in the desert. In high-heeled, strappy sandals, Carrie is seen holding glasses in the picture. Where are her three best friends? Or, is it all about Carrie?

Having been together since Sex and the City first debuted on HBO in 1998, one might think the hit franchise's cast would be growing tired of each other. But that was far from the case when Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, Kristin Davis and Kim Cattrall gathered to shoot their upcoming movie sequel.

"We've never laughed harder or talked more or spent more time together," the 44-year-old Parker told People Thursday at the ongoing ShoWest convention in Las Vegas.

One of the biggest laughs during filming came when the stars hopped aboard some camels.

"The camels were beautifully trained," explained Parker, who shared a seat with Cattrall. "Cynthia and Kristin were on one camel and they had the most grumpy, ornery camel. Ours was so sweet, but then out of nowhere our camel would sit. You have to understand, it's not like a bike and the bike fell over. It's a camel, and the camel would just sit. And when they sit, it's a little like an earthquake. We laughed so hard."

"That was the most exotic, beautiful thing we did," added Nixon.

With anticipation building for the sequel, Parker said she's optimistic all the laughs were put to good use.

"We hope we made a movie that lives up to expectations," she said.

"Sex" sells - just ask the four "Sex and the City" stars who have become multimillionaires, thanks partly to hefty endorsement deals inked after the show ended.

Sarah Jessica Parker, who played lovelorn New York journalist Carrie Bradshaw on the hit HBO show, is "Sex's" biggest post-show winner, reaping $25 million, according to an analysis by Portfolio magazine.

Deals with Garnier, Gap and Steve & Barry's have helped Parker buy as many Jimmy Choos as she wants.

"Sex" has also paid off big time for Kim Cattrall, who has parlayed her promiscuous Samantha Jones character into a $10 million bonanza.

Cattrall has been the cast's most prolific pitchwoman, pushing such diverse products as Liz Claiborne's Spark perfume, Bacardi low-cal rum, Tetley tea and Nissan cars.

Kristin Davis, who played proper society gal Charlotte York, has had the least sexy post-"Sex" career, landing in family-friendly roles in "The Shaggy Dog" and "Deck the Halls."

But playing the good girl has been profitable for Davis, who has made $4.5 million since the show ended in 2004, thanks in part to ads for Maybelline and Waterproof Garment Co.

The show's fourth female star, accomplished stage actress Cynthia Nixon, has stayed close to her creative roots by taking acclaimed roles in "Warm Springs" and "Tanner on Tanner."

But Nixon, who played career-driven lawyer Miranda Hobbes on "Sex," also was a popular pitchwoman for New York's FreshDirect. Her post-"Sex" bottom line is about $2.5 million.
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Sarah Jessica Parker graces the February issue of Allure to talk about beauty and her upcoming flick.