Sarah Jessica Parker says her children will "duke it out" for the clothes in her wardrobe

Sarah, who is married to actor Matthew Broderick, shared: "I expect that at some point I will give them my shoes and my concern is that they're gonna be taller than me and they're gonna fit the shoes at the wrong time.

"They'll do with them what they want - they can give them away, share them with friends, sell them, have a stoop sale, whatever they want."

Sarah has safely stored some of her most prized items of clothing, some of which hold a sentimental value to the actress.

But she explained that it's up to her children to determine who keeps hold of the particular pieces.

Speaking to People magazine, she quipped: "I think things that I saved are obviously sentimental professionally or personally and they can do duke it out and figure that out."

Meanwhile, Sarah previously revealed that in spite of her fashion icon status, she's not an especially keen shopper.

The actress - who played the part of Carrie Bradshaw on the iconic HBO series 'Sex and the City' - explained: "I dress based on what I have. I'm not a huge shopper, but I love beautiful things.

"To be able to borrow them is ridiculously fortunate, and I enjoy every second of that. I have a pretty standard wardrobe, though I've got wonderful shoes. That's more so the case now. I genuinely don't know what people think of me or want from me."