English fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood has expressed her desire to pen down the next "Sex and the City" film. Westwood provided the film's important costume - Carrie's extravagant wedding dress in the first film.

She not only designed the wedding dress in which Jessica Parker appeared in the film but also wrote a note that was used in the marriage scene. She publicly criticized stylist Patricia Field's clothes designs after the release of the film.

The 67-year-old British designer has also not only developed a plot for the second movie but written to the show's producers to ask them to use her plot for the sequel, The Independent reports.

A spokesperson for Westwood confirmed that the production company has yet to get any inputs on this from Dame. The first "Sex and the City" film was appreciated worldwide for its vast array of designer clothes and handbags.

The English fashion designer is largely responsible for bringing modern punk and new wave fashions into the mainstream.