Just to say, I agree except for the chic-lit part. Its called Chick-lit, not chic-lit.
Chic-lit is a genre I've never heard of, but you might have created a new name there. I would categorise all Vogue magazines as chic-lit, and books to do with fashion, like the Devil wears Prada.
Sex and the City was not so much about sex as it is about fashion. The fashions are pretty outrageous, and I'm pretty sure most women just watched it for the fashion. There wasn't actually much sex scenes in there at all, if I recall. Well I watched it before I was a born again Christian anyway.
And as far as I know, you can't really run in high heels, well, I can't, so not sure about them chasing men in those. Princess Diana used to call them 'tarts trotters'. She didn't need to wear them anyway, she was already tall.