Nothing says casual like 20 carats of diamonds, and Zoë Kravitz knows it. Spotted in New York City this week, the actress showcased one of her most effortless cool looks on her way to 'Late Night with Seth Meyers.'
The star and filmmaker stepped out in a sharply tailored Saint Laurent cropped vest, showing off her toned abs. She paired it with low-rise pinstripe trousers and accessorized it with a massive 20-carat oval diamond pendant styled like a choker.
The summer outfit had a '90s edge and was definitely one of her most chic fashion moments. Zoe played it cool, pairing the piece with diamond hoops, a black bandana, sporty wraparound sunglasses, and sharply pointed Saint Laurent satin slingback pumps.
Featuring an elongated pointed toe, the 4.3-inch stilettos were one of the most stunning parts of the whole ensemble. Earlier in the day, she was also seen en route to the Bowery Hotel, going out and about in NYC with the jaw-dropping looks.
Zoë Kravitz's looks could be inspired by her new movie:
While some stars are still clinging to summer's micro shorts, Kravitz seems to be easing into fall, and with the promo tour for her new movie 'Caught Stealing' starring Austin Butler and Bad Bunny, fans of the star are excited to see more fashion moments, some potentially inspired by the movie.
Zöe's relationship with Saint Laurent continues to shape her public image with more fashion moments. She has been the face of the brand since 2016, appearing in major campaigns, shows, and red carpets. “It feels like I’m going home. I feel like I’m with my family now,” she once said of designer Anthony Vaccarello’s work. “It’s incredible that he steps it up and blows my mind every time. He’s just a creative person… it’s really his spirit that we’re watching.”
As for her latest TV appearance, the actress was promoting the new project, where she stars as Yvonne. “She’s great for [Austin's character]. She’s an EMT, and she’s a caring woman and she’s cool and she’s strong,” the actor told Vanity Fair. “New York strength, but also levity and lightness.”