Zoe Kravitz Steps Out In Gilded Gold Saint Laurent
At the NYC premiere of her latest film, "How To Rob A Bank" the actress steps out in Saint Laurent fresh off the runway.

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At the NYC premiere of her latest film, “How To Rob A Bank” the actress steps out in Saint Laurent fresh off the runway.
The other day, when someone was asked who the most influential person in fashion is, their answer was Zoë Kravitz . And quite frankly, they may have a point. Every time the actress steps outside, a fashion moment is born. Whether she’s strolling through Brooklyn hand in hand with her boyfriend, Harry Styles, or sitting front row at Saint Laurent, Kravitz has mastered the art of making even the simplest outings feel like a major style moment.
This time, the actress stepped out for the premiere of her latest film, How to Rob a Bank , produced by Amazon MGM Studios, wearing a look fresh off Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 2027 runway . And naturally, she did not disappoint. The ensemble featured a shimmering gold, ultra-cropped top that sat just beneath her bust, complete with an embellished collar and dramatic fur-trimmed sleeves at the wrists. Equal parts daring and glamorous, the look was quintessential Kravitz.
As for the bottoms, she opted for matching gold trousers that sat dangerously low on her hips, embracing the low-rise silhouette we've seen make its way back into fashion. The satin-like fabric featured an intricate embroidered finish, while a jewel-encrusted belt added another layer of opulence. She completed the look with delicate gold strappy sandals, allowing the statement-making ensemble to do all the talking.
Of course, no Zoë Kravitz fashion moment would be complete without her signature effortless beauty. She kept her makeup minimal with a soft pink lip and understated complexion, while her signature microbraids were swept into a topknot bun with loose ends cascading freely. As for jewelry, she exercised restraint, opting for a simple pair of stud earrings and a ring.
If there's one thing Kravitz continues to prove, it's that you don't have to do the most to make the biggest statement. Although, a little Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello certainly doesn't hurt.
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