Last weekend was huge for celebrity style—and no, I’m not just referencing the debut of Taylor Swift’s "magical" Dior wedding dress. For three days straight, A-listers took over vacation locales from the Hamptons to the Italian Riviera, with summer’s biggest sandal trends in tow. For this fashion editor, there’s one trend that’s a surprising step above the rest: the flip-flop renaissance.

I know, I know; some city-dwellers might find this sacrilege. But hear me out…

The Haute Flip-Flop Trend

I used to be staunchly anti-thong sandals, whether they were The Row’s $790 status pair or insider-beloved steals from Old Navy. But there’s been a flip-flop vibe shift that has me, well, flip-flopping on my old grudge. A-listers have been thwacking their way through NYC and LA in black leather pairs with thick straps (from Reformation and A.Emery), to offset an oversize suit or a ’90s-coded slip skirt and tank. They’re also trying out rainbow-colored jelly thongs from Ancient Greek Sandals and bitchy kitten heels—pairs that have a lot more personality than you may remember.

It’s the styling—always in high contrast to more formal pants or an off-kilter dress—that’s won me over. I’d underestimated flip-flops’ versatility in Real Outfits, and I’m hardly the only one: Google reports searches for flip-flops recently hit an all-time high in 48 out of 50 states.

How I Style the Flip Flops Trend

I knew I had to bring this look to the newsletter when a stranger on the street stopped me to say I was her new maternity style inspiration. (Whoever you are—thank you!) In the spirit of celebs like Bella Hadid and Ciara Miller, my flip-flops outfit is all about covert comfort. The top’s pretty embroidered sleeves balance its easy-breezy open front; the skirt is my longtime favorite for no-brainer mixing and matching. But the sandals are my trade secret for getting in steps on hot summer days: They have the subtlest bit of arch support, and they’re even better for my feet than slippers.

This is my homage to a Barbara Palvin look that’s been stuck in my head since Cannes. Little kitten-heel thong sandals can make even the comfiest summer separates, like an oversize button-down shirt and capri pants, feel more photo-worthy. I’m keeping up the French Riviera energy in my neck of the woods with a silk scarf tied over my hair and a sculptural pendant necklace peeking out from under my top.

This weekend, Harry Styles took center stage on the "Together, Together" Tour in itty-bitty shorts when it was way too hot to perform in trousers. Off stage, Zoë Kravitz styled the track shorts trend during a romantic, mid-heatwave picnic with her fiancé.

In London's Hampstead Heath, far beyond Wembley Stadium's sold-out stands, the power couple kept cool in synchronized off-duty outfits. Kravitz's cobalt blue bottoms appeared a few inches shorter than Styles's elasticized gym shorts. While the pop star chose a plain, charcoal-gray pair, Kravitz sourced Adidas for its signature three-striped shorts.

From there, the Blink Twice director stuck to heatwave-friendly fashion, including a black, spaghetti-strap tank top. She chose the $54, almost-sold-out Bralette Tank from Cou Cou, which she wore on multiple NYC dates with Styles last fall. Meanwhile, Styles matched his fiancée's energy in the raglan T-shirt trend. She wore an almost identical, baby blue version last August.

The tall grass made Kravitz's summer shoe trend of choice tricky to ID. However, she's worn soft loafers on repeat since Styles's London residency began earlier this month. Perhaps she stuck to the same leather The Row pair.

Her picnic-proof totes, however, were instantly recognizable. Kravitz carried sunscreen, some snacks, and Styles's camcorder inside the Hortense Hobo Bag from Saint Laurent. Glossy patent leather made the $3,500 carry-all stand out, while its singular chainlink strap complemented her yellow gold engagement ring. The couple also brought an oversize, brown raffia bag along, which Styles carried around London two weeks ago.

Like most fashion girls, Kravitz always saves a spot in her summer survival kit for the track shorts trend. During her Caught Stealing press tour last year, she pulled off the same pair in black with white stripes. Manolo Blahnik mules and a significantly smaller Saint Laurent It bag elevated her graphic tee and track shorts combination.

After running laps around the VIP street style scene in 2024, track shorts are officially a fixture of summer sportif fashion. In recent years, Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, and Kaia Gerber paired them with socks-and-loafers, Adidas Samba sneakers, and Repetto ballet flats. As recently as Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2027 fashion show in mid-May, Zendaya attended the after-party in fresh-from-the-runway, neon yellow shorts.

Clearly, the newest chapter in Hollywood's ever-evolving track shorts saga involves up-and-coming color trends. Shop the curated edit below accordingly.

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Don't get me wrong, I'm still Team Baby Tee when the mood is fun and flirty. But my favorite fashion girls—like Jennifer Lawrence, Zendaya, and Katie Holmes—are making summer's button-down shirts impossible to resist. At this point, my current closet is 80 percent Oxfords, bookended by other summer trends like capri pants, Bermuda shorts, and tank top dresses.

May was a big month for button-downs—and not just the white ones Hollywood knows and loves. It all started with Taylor Swift's peplum pick from Stella McCartney on May 14. The classic, $1,190 shirt was cut from a crisp, stark white cotton, except with a fit-and-flare twist. Then, Barbara Palvin elevated a plaid button-down with the Cannes-worthy capris trend. Back in New York City, Holmes stepped out of her Oxford comfort zone with a sheer polka-dot top over a peekaboo bralette. With all that inspiration, my collection tripled in size last month.

These street style looks made button-downs the grab-and-go essential in my summer survival kit. Ahead, I've spotlighted the celebrity button-down outfits I'll be channeling all season long. Something tells me this list isn't complete, though.

Zoë Kravitz's Summer Button-Down Outfit

Pro tip straight from Zoë Kravitz: It's worth investing in a proper white button-down. A few months ago, Kravitz re-wore a fitted find beneath a khaki trench coat, black trousers, and Saint Laurent's leading laptop bag. Little did she know, she made my dream in-office uniform a reality.

Zendaya's Summer Button-Down Outfit

White button-downs took a maximalist turn right around April. At first glance, Zendaya shut down Jimmy Kimmel Live! in a timeless top from Moschino. Don't miss the matching swirly strands cascading beyond her light gray blazer and matching Bermuda shorts. I've yet to track down with such a striking silhouette, so I'll size up a few times instead.

Taylor Swift's Summer Button-Down Outfit

The moment Taylor Swift debuted Stella McCartney's button-down, Swifties like senior fashion news editor Halie LeSavage could sense a minimalist shift in her personal style.

Even her light gray The Row trousers, block heels, and Fendi Peekaboo Bag felt surprisingly refined for such a renowned maximalist. Thankfully, her Kindred Lubeck engagement ring added some sparkle to the mix.

Barbara Palvin's Summer Button-Down Outfit

Days after announcing she's expecting her first child, Barbara Palvin traded Cannes Film Festival gowns for a baby bump-hugging button-down. Between its oversize slouch, plaid print, and sky blue shade, I wouldn't be surprised if she borrowed it from her husband, Dylan Sprouse. Black capris, a bottomless bag, and Jimmy Choo jelly sandals proved Palvin's maternity style is already one to watch.

Katie Holmes's Summer Button-Down Outfit

Never have I ever styled a sheer button-down—until Katie Holmes sampled one around New York City in mid-May. Hers was navy blue, polka-dotted, and ultra-light-weight just by the look of it. The Dawson's Creek alum continued the color story with a matching bralette and dark-wash jeans. She slipped on suede, taupe-tinted loafers, but the Hailey Bieber-backed heeled flip-flops trend also feels right for a shirt so see-through.

Jennifer Lopez's Summer Button-Down Outfit

Usually, cotton is at the top of my priorities list while shopping for new button-downs. That was before Jennifer Lopez proved satin takes the classic to new levels of lavish. She exuded rich-mom energy by tucking a glossy, cream-colored Oxford into high-waisted trousers. J.Lo left it undone ever-so-slightly, of course. Buttoning it a bit more would make her top office-appropriate in an instant.

Jennifer Lawrence's Summer Button-Down Outfit

Striped button-downs have become Jennifer Lawrence's signature this season. Last month, she stacked one in black-and-white over tomato red trousers and butter yellow loafers.

As recently as June 24, she hit up her favorite New York City label La Ligne for an ivory-and-brown pinstripe piece. The $275 style flowed so effortlessly during her afternoon bike ride. Plus, her Marie Claire-approved La Ligne Colby Pants proved brown and black make a boho-posh pair.

So far, my bridal wardrobe rack doesn't have room for a fussy, slip-prone strapless dress. Instead, my ideal little white dress looks more like the minimalist, one-shoulder piece Zoë Kravitz wore on June 24.

Kravitz attended a cocktail party for jeweler Jessica McCormack's in London last night, with her unmissable engagement ring as her plus-one. (Her fiancé, Harry Styles, was booked headlining his "Together, Together" tour.) Still, she embraced bridal dressing to the fullest with her most "I'm getting married" outfit since her ring's April debut.

The actor traded her slouchy, off-duty sweaters and skirts for a one-shoulder, knee-length slip. It was sculpted from an icy shade of white satin, making the already airy silhouette even more heatwave-appropriate. The lone, asymmetrical strap stretched from her right shoulder straight into the silky bodice, while her collarbone and open back glowed on their own.

I already knew Kravitz's bridal era would bring my minimalist Pinterest board to life, but she's truly outdone herself here. The CBK-coded slip and satin slingback pumps from Christian Louboutin became the backdrop for cool-girl accessories. What her evening look lacked in necklaces, it made up for in a statement bangle stack.

First, the Blink Twice director layered one wavy silver band on top of another. They seem to be the white gold version of the $28,000 Jessica McCormack "Rush Hour" style. Then, the silver color story continued with a tighter cuff around her left bicep, featuring a pear-shaped diamond charm. This design seems to be custom-made for Jessica McCormack's brand ambassador, complete with her signature blackened, button-back silhouette. Zendaya's five-carat Jessica McCormack engagement ring features a similar, metal-bound setting.

Last but certainly not least, Kravitz flaunted her now-familiar, crater-sized engagement sparkler. Was attending the "Summer Solstice soirée" her way of confirming McCormack was behind her engagement ring's bezeled, cushion-cut diamond and one-millimeter wide band? Jessica McCormack's cheeky, diamond-centric Instagram photo suggests so.

Kravitz and I are just barely dipping our toes into bridal dressing, sampling wedding whites every once in a while. Maybe this means she's also in no rush to say "I do."

Knowing Kravitz, it might be a minute before she goes full bridal mode again. She hasn't gotten this dressed up since the 2026 Met Gala, when she wore custom Saint Laurent. In the meantime, I'll keep a close eye on her pre-concert street style—both for her seven-carat engagement ring and splashes of bridal white.

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My fiancé and I are the proud co-parents of my favorite beach bag: a bottomless take on the jute tote trend. We aren't the only couple sharing our summer accessories: Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles are all about power-couple styling their raffia shoulder bags.

After a few weeks in Amsterdam, Styles's Together, Together Tour brought his fiancée to his hometown, London. His 12-night residency at Wembley Stadium is only getting started, but Styles and Kravitz are already dominating the city's style scene. (They can't help it, they're just that cool.)

Kravitz spent the "Aperture" singer's latest day off running solo errands in a white tank top, a matching button-down, wide-leg trousers, and a black pea coat—plus a light brown woven tote. Judging by her bag trend, I assumed she'd style something more summery. But Kravitz finished her full-coverage fit with a striped beanie and socks-with-loafers.

I shouldn't be shocked the Blink Twice director stacked a beach-worthy bag over her layered look. This specific, $1,350 Estelle Tote from The Row has been one of her regular, everyday bags since last March. Earlier this year, she wore its braided rectangular body, zipper-free closure, and elongated shoulder straps alongside scarves, wool coats, and ankle boots aplenty.

Sure, the Olsen twin-led label might've woven it with seaside vacation styling in mind, but nothing will stop Kravitz from getting her money's worth on the season-defying style. What would The Row have to say about the brown raffia bag she wore around Rome last December?

Speaking of brown bags, Kravitz has certainly trained Styles well. Four months after Chanel's cult-collected Flap Bag joined his collection (and Kravitz's by association), a chocolate, The Row-coded tote elevated his crewneck, micro biker shorts, and New Balance sneakers on his own London outing.

It certainly didn't twin with Kravitz's raffia find—the body was slightly more spacious, and the woven braids a touch tighter. Still, you could tell Kravitz cooked here. In fact, the Caught Stealing actor owns The Row's Estelle Bag in almost the same exact shade. Clearly, it caught Styles's attention during dates their in Rome, Paris, Berlin, and New York City.

Being in a relationship with a fashion girl like Kravitz means she's going to make over your closet. Even if she doesn't mean to, there's no stopping her. Styles has always been a fashion guy, making him the perfect match for Kravitz. But one month into their whirlwind romance, an effortlessly cool switch occurred.

Denim trends, timeless button-downs, and minimalist neutrals became the Grammy winner's new hero items once the pair linked up. Styles took them for a spin on their first trip abroad together in Sept. 2025. He arrived at JFK Airport in a supersized, yet surprisingly familiar raffia tote from The Row. Plot twist: The beige beach bag joined Kravitz's collection two months prior.

If sharing accessories doesn't scream, "We're endgame," I don't know what does.

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Celebrities—they're just like us! They love to shop (and style) summer's biggest fashion trends. But, unlike the A-listers I follow on Instagram, I don't have an endless budget, so I shop them all while they're discounted. So, I'm using Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale to do just that.

From strawberry red hues that will do away with your minimalist style agenda to the perfect pair of Kendall Jenner-approved Adidas sneakers, I found enough It Girl-approved summer trends to restock my capsule wardrobe, all at Nordstrom. The massive sale offers discounts of up to 50 percent, so it's the perfect excuse to shop as the seasons turn. It's giving "new month, new me" energy in the best way.

Ahead, shop all the new-to-sale goodness to tap into the very best celebrity style moments from the last few weeks. The deals wrap up on June 1, so shop them now while you can.

Strawberry Red

Strawberry girl summer is very much back for 2026—just ask Zoë Kravitz. The devout neutrals superfan co-signed the look courtesy of a sporty baseball cap, but I believe you can go so much further. Layer on a thin snap-front top or show up to a wedding in a berry-hued midi dress, and you'll master the look.

Soft Footwear

If you know me, you know I love comfortable footwear. So, spring and summer's soft shoe trend is right up my alley. The shoes in this category are designed to be blister-free and easy to wear on long treks around the city. Go the Gigi Hadid route and opt for softer-feeling loafers, or step into high-vamp flats for added coverage.

White Summer Dresses

I'm a neutral girl at heart, and clearly, so is Daisy Edgar-Jones. The Normal People star stepped out in a sweet-feeling Mango midi not too long ago, and it caught my attention. Her exact style isn't on sale, sadly, but I found a few other white dresses that help you master the look for less.

Dainty Polka Dots

Leave it to Katie Holmes to convince you to try a new trend. The actress and longtime style icon stepped out in a sheer polka-dot top that combined the naked-look trend with her impeccable sense of style. Fashion is feeling spotty right now—just ask Gigi Hadid and Demi Moore—so it's the best time ever to get on the trend.

Adidas Sneakers

Kendall Jenner and I agree on one thing—Adidas sneakers are never a bad idea. The supermodel just stepped out in a pair of black Superstar-style sneakers from the label, and it reminded me to test-drive them. I've long been a Tokyo superfan, but her co-sign is proof that I need to expand my horizons.

Zoë Kravitz just hit the 2026 Met Gala red carpet—on a night themed “Costume Art,” with a “Fashion Is Art” dress code—as arguably the most talked-about person in Hollywood right now. As a member of this year’s host committee—and, oh yeah, newly engaged to Harry Styles—there’s already a spotlight on her, amplified by the asteroid-sized diamond on her left hand...which she’s noticeably been keeping just out of sight. Still, even with the wedding bells buzz, her effortless beauty manages to outshine the giant rock.

For tonight’s carpet, Kravitz worked with hairstylist Nikki Nelms, who used ghd tools—specifically the new Speed hair dryer—to blast-dry the braids, creating a softly undone updo, threaded with delicate braids and loose, face-framing tendrils. Makeup artist Nina Park prepped her skin using iconic K-beauty brand SK-II for a radiant, glowing finish, then built out a tonal eye-and-lip moment—warm, bronzy shadow diffused across the lids paired with a soft, peachy-nude lip.

I can already tell this tonal lip and bronzy, smoked-out shadow is going to dominate summer 2026 mood boards. The overall effect taps into the understated, effortless beauty Kravitz is known for—paired with her sheer black Yves Saint Laurent lace gown, she radiates the carpet. Shop the products below if you're inspired and want to get the look yourself.

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There’s no denying that Zoë Kravitz is one of fashion’s most iconic muses—and the new owner of a headline-worthy engagement ring. While her street style is certainly worth copying, it’s truly her coveted red carpet wardrobe that cements her It-girl status. Tonight, at the 2026 Met Gala red carpet, the actress added yet another incredible look to her style file. This time, it's bound to influence bridal mood boards.

As an honorary chair of the evening, Kravitz dressed to impress. She opted for a sumptuous Saint Laurent gown by Anthony Vaccarello—no surprise, given that she’s been a long-time brand ambassador for the French luxury house. Carefully crafted with sultry lace fabric and a statuesque silhouette that billowed around the waist, her dress perfectly matched the event’s dress code, “Fashion Is Art.”

Stylist Danielle Goldberg completed Kravitz’s look with lofty pumps and dainty drop earrings, adding a polished finishing touch. However, the accessory that stole the spotlight was her shimmering engagement ring, which hid beneath her left sleeve. (For those who don’t know, Kravitz is officially engaged to Harry Styles.)

The star’s Met Gala glam deserves just as much attention as her gothic black gown. Kravitz stuck to her favorites: soft eyeshadow, warm blush, and sun-kissed bronzer. She styled her braids in an elegant half-up, half-down hairstyle.

A quick glimpse at Kravitz’s red carpet archive reveals that the actress loves nothing more than a sultry look—often defined by sheer fabrics and peekaboo cut-outs. For her last Met Gala appearance in 2021, she slipped into a Saint Laurent chainmail dress delicately stitched with scintillating rhinestones that could be spotted from a mile away. By definition, her gown was a true naked dress, boasting nothing but a matching thong underneath.

Stylist Andrew Mukamal elevated the bedazzled halter gown with Jessica McCormack diamond earrings and simple black sandals.

Tonight marks Kravitz’s tenth Met Gala appearance. Since her 2008 debut in a ‘20s-inspired mint green velvet dress, her style has evolved significantly toward a more minimalist aesthetic. However, despite her personal style shift and fresh Jessica McCormack jewels, one thing has remained certain—she never fails to make onlookers speechless.

If I had an engagement ring as extravagant as Zoë Kravitz's, I'd be flaunting it like a trophy—not hiding it inside a The Row bag like she did on April 28. No gift from Harry Styles should be a secret. Everyday basics be gone: On April 30, Kravitz finally embraced her million-dollar diamond's glamour in a rich-girl coat trend.

Since the unmissable stone made its debut last weekend, Kravitz's street style outfits have only tried to normalize it. But no matter how casually she dressed, the engagement ring caused a frenzy. So why not commit to the lavish bit? Her latest sparkler sighting came with a suede Penny Lane coat.

The robe-style, fur-trimmed wrap dazzled in an effortless, cool-girl way—like most pieces in Kravitz's closet do. Contrary to classic Penny Lane coats—a boho-chic signature of the '70s and again around the 2000 release of Almost Famous—each cuff was noticeably shearling-free. (Taylor Swift, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber's Penny Lanes all feature fringed sleeves.) Thank goodness hers didn't, otherwise the fur might've camouflaged the It-engagement ring of the moment.

Meanwhile, paparazzi captured the clearest close-up of Kravitz's new ring yet, which confirmed jewelry experts' suspicions. It was a bezeled, cushion-cut diamond set against a sleek, one-millimeter wide band. The center stone's exact carat count remains a mystery—and Kravitz might keep that detail under lock-and-key forever. (Zendaya has with her Jessica McCormack ring.)

But Nilesh Rakholia, founder of Abelini, was right when he said the presumed five to seven-carat diamond drooped untraditionally close to Kravitz's finger. That skin-to-skin contact suggests "it’s been chosen to fit into her life, rather than sit apart from it," Rakholia added. The Caught Stealing actor found the ring some brides can only dream of: It's easy to dress up or down. Selfishly, I hope she leans more toward the former.

The rest of Kravitz's outfit felt familiar (complementary). She debuted the Penny Lane just last month, alongside black trousers, matching The Row booties, and a Saint Laurent laptop bag. She accessorized with her signature jewelry stack from Jessica McCormack, including three yellow gold rings.

However, one very special band was missing from that finger. Styles supposedly popped the question soon after the Penny Lane's initial outing. Seeing it with and without the engagement ring, I much prefer the jacket with Kravitz's new heirloom.

Rich-girl coat season is coming to a close, but Kravitz is still getting to know her new diamond. It hasn't even made its red carpet debut yet, but I know I'm in for a treat. Kravitz is confirmed to attend the 2026 Met Gala next Monday, where she's set to appear on the Host Committee alongside Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello. While her plus-one remains a secret, my bet's on the engagement ring. Knowing Styles, he'll want Kravitz to have her moment on those iconic steps.

It's been one week since Zoë Kravitz debuted an unmissable diamond ring on that finger. The gravitational pull of the crater-sized gemstone kept her rumored fiancé, Harry Styles, in orbit on April 19. Three off-duty outfits and one People confirmation later, Kravitz's solo April 27 stroll gave the paparazzi a proper close-up of the engagement ring.

The newly-engaged actor couldn't have set up a better canvas to spotlight her new sparkler. She kept it casual in a heather gray long-sleeve, black trousers, and the high-vamp flats trend, before the bezel-set diamond stole the show. Her outfit's two additional rings—a slim, stone-free band and a coiled, snake-shaped style—hailed from Jessica McCormack, Kravitz's favorite jeweler.

Confirmation of her engagement ring's designer, on the other hand, is still under wraps. Even without the brand name locked in, engagement ring experts estimate it's between six and seven figures.

Nilesh Rakholia, founder of Abelini, appraised it closer to the million-dollar end of the spectrum. "Pieces like this would typically sit in the region of $1 million to $1.9 million, depending on the exact quality of the diamond," she said in a statement. To say it's sizable would be a severe understatement. Rakholia believes the ring is in the five to seven-carat range, "but the way it’s been set changes how that value is expressed.”

The prong-less, cushion-cut center stone was placed close to Kravitz's finger atop a smooth, one-millimeter wide band. That skin-to-skin contact suggests "it’s been chosen to fit into her life, rather than sit apart from it," Rakholia adds. Its edges also appeared rounder than traditional cushion-cut stones. This subtle alteration felt just as effortlessly romantic as the ring's comfortable, bezel-set silhouette.

The engagement ring doesn't feature McCormack's signature button-back motif, a setting beloved by Kravitz and Zendaya alike. Still, Rakholia says it aligns with McCormack's work, specifically "pieces that sit close to the hand and feel part of the wearer, rather than placed on top.” Plus, Kravitz posed for a McCormack campaign just last month. Perhaps her British fiancé collaborated with the London creative recently: "I want to work with Jessica on everything," Kravitz told Harper's Bazaar UK in Jan. 2025, after all.

Experts from Kay Jewelers and Blue Nile, meanwhile, estimated Kravitz's ring to be between eight and 10 carats, with valuations ranging from $300,000 to $500,000. "More and more people are opting for an elegant and modern take on the classic solitaire that features a large center stone in a fancy-cut, set atop a delicate band," said Lisa Ingram, KAY Vice President of Merchandising, in a statement. Regardless of its exact stats, the ring was clearly created with Kravitz's minimalist, cool-girl charm in mind.

Judging by her latest looks, no street style set is "too relaxed" to complement her sparkler from Styles. So far, it's been spotted alongside the soft loafers trend, a robe-like trench coat, and baggy brown trousers. That said, the next time Kravitz's basics grace a New York City sidewalk, trust: her engagement ring will tag along, too.

Spring 2026 shoe trends have significantly transformed my taste in loafers. Gone are the days of accepting my blister-ridden fate in a structured, tough-to-break-in shape. The rise of the soft loafers trend in celebrity street style has been a gift to my soles and my shoe rack.

The Row's Canal loafer—defined by high vamps, thin rubber soles, and supple calfskin—is the leader of the A-list's soft loafer revolution. Zendaya, Kendall Jenner, Jennifer Lawrence, Elle Fanning, Sofia Richie Grainge, and more own the exact same slides.

Zoë Kravitz is the latest to flaunt the slipper-adjacent loafers—though they were slightly overshadowed when she debuted a diamond ring around that finger. But on April 22, Kravitz made sure her chocolate brown suede pair got a moment in the spotlight when she styled them with a coordinating jacket in New York City.

Earlier this month, fellow minimalist Zendaya declared The Row's cozy-chic shoes travel-friendly, too. The black, patent leather Canals joined Z on her flight out of JFK airport after a nonstop The Drama press tour. Much like Kravitz, the Emmy winner doubled up on The Row pulls with a single-breasted trench coat. Its camel-colored canvas endorsed another Spring 2026 trend entirely.

The soft loafer trend isn't limited to one designer, though. Gigi Hadid got in on the foot-friendly action with ruched leather loafers from Miu Miu. Every element—including the monogrammed uppers, the elasticized heels, and slim treads—could be pancaked for easy storage. The $1,120 model comes in chocolate, black, and ivory. But by pairing the (sold-out) burgundy shade with a navy-collared barn jacket, she endorsed a rising color combination alongside a comfort-first footwear silhouette.

Jennifer Lawrence also prefers soft loafers that sample a spring color trend. Butter yellow suede decorated the unstructured silhouette of her on-sale The Row Vincits. These offer all the comfort-first features of orthopedic shoes, plus the insider appeal of a fashion girl-approved label.

J.Law adores styling them with equally-effortless, sweatpants-adjacent trousers, like the drawstring pants she wore on April 16. And with strawberry red on top, and powder pink on the bottom, butter yellow is suddenly back for round two.

I wish I could tell Kravitz, Zendaya, Hadid, and Lawrence they saved my soles from another season of tolerating blisters for fashion's sake. I haven't had to use one band-aid on my ankles this spring, and I don't expect to. I never imagined a style seen on Tod's, Loro Piana, Maison Margiela, and Fendi's spring runways would prioritize comfort without neglecting style. Needless to say, I'm sold.

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You might want to do a wellness check on your Harry Styles-obsessed friends today: Zoë Kravitz's easy-breezy, London girl look on April 19 came with an impossible-to-miss diamond ring on that finger.

After a month of radio silence, the power couple and the world's sparkliest hitchhiker touched down in London this weekend. Kravitz said "yes" to a taupe, robe-looking trench coat, an equally-effortless, white button-down, brown trousers, and The Row loafers. Kravitz's regular paparazzi-blocking essentials (a baseball cap and sunglasses) also made it in her London luggage, but one accessory stole the show.

Kravitz could've stuffed her left hand in her trench's pocket, but her seemingly potential engagement ring debuted front and center. Paparazzi shots weren't as revealing as say, a ring unveiling post on Instagram. But here's what we know: The center stone looked every bit a boulder on Kravitz's finger. It was supported underneath by a yellow gold band, which seemed to be as slim as the stone-free Jessica McCormack ring worn by fellow London transplant Zendaya.

Kravitz remains a brand ambassador for the London label, so perhaps Styles went straight to the source for this maybe-engagement ring. She adores McCormack's signature back-button motif, having worn various renditions as thumb and pinky rings. This sparkler, however, appeared to feature a more flush, low-profile setting. Plus, prongs didn't stand out in the close-ups, suggesting it could be in the bezel category.

Kravitz isn't really a diamond ring person, at least on the street style front. She prefers to let her hand tattoos do the (Late Night) talking. That's why a piece of this size caused such a stir. Since Styles and Kravitz first fueled dating rumors in Aug. 2025, she's rarely added new bands to her signature stack. Her only regulars? The $2,750 Beaches Mini Conch Shell Ring and the $33,500 Golden Snake Ring, both best-sellers from Jessica McCormack.

No matter its meaning, we know this much: It's still shocking to see a ring so massive on Kravitz's hand.

Two years ago, I put the barn jacket trend to work: I would wear it to the gym, to garden with my mom, and to run every errand. As these things go, eventually other styles caught my eye, and I shoved my barn jackets to the back of my closet. Now, though, celebrities like Martha Stewart are giving it a much-deserved redemption tour for Spring 2026. Naturally, I'm so on board.

On April 9, Stewart arrived at Barbour's pop-up at Tea & Sympathy in New York City wearing the British brand's $420 barn jacket. With its deep pockets, tartan cuffs, and contrasting corduroy collar, the khaki-colored topper very much aligned with the English countryside aesthetic Barbour is known for. Underneath, she wore a brownish-burgundy leather blouse and a tea-length denim skirt. In lieu of riding boots (which might read too equestrian for casual afternoon tea in the city), the lifestyle mogul tested the burgeoning doll heels trend with a chestnut-colored platform pair.

Barbour is at the center of the barn jacket's continued resurgence among A-listers. Just last month, Rosalía pledged her support for the trend in a $398 navy waxed cotton style from the brand. The “Berghain” singer paired it with dark denim, like Stewart, except in straight-leg form.

Zoë Kravitz was photographed wearing a barn jacket that same week, and the fashion FOMO set in. So, I went to my nearest J.Crew to track down a similar army green style. The brand behind her button-up, calf-length coat remains a mystery, but luckily, I secured a lookalike with the same slightly-darkened collar and cuffs.

I blinked, and suddenly the barn jacket was once again the star of my coat rack. My collection is stocked for spring, but should you need assistance, shop the country-chic edit of barn jackets below.

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Celebrity denim trends prove one pair of do-it-all jeans is selling your closet short. Right now, the denim-verse is more diverse than ever, thanks to spring 2026 shoe trends that help set emerging cigarette, bootcut, and stovepipe silhouettes apart.

Hailey Bieber's 2026 denim drawer is primarily stocked with straight-leg jeans. Though hers are almost always identical regardless of the tag inside, trends like high-vamp heels take the familiar pairs to new, ladylike heights. Meanwhile, Kendall Jenner and Zoë Kravitz rely on the fashion-week approved high vamp flats to dress up their non-blue denim.

Skinny jeans can also thrive after-hours with the right shoe trend, as proven by Bella Hadid's indigo denim and animal-print heels. She paused her closed-toe streak with leopard-print pumps, featuring teeny-tiny slits straight out of the doll heel trend. A few weeks earlier, tiger-print stilettos emerged from beneath Rihanna's equally chic denim. The Grammy winner's pair, however, boasted ultra-pointy toes.

This season's shoe trends span from "I just threw these on" levels of laid-back to patterned, maximalist-approved picks. Jeans are along for the ride regardless. Celebrities seem to be down for any combination, too. Circa-2025 Bieber wouldn't believe she wears jeans with anything other than flip-flops, and yet, she's obsessed.

Keep scrolling for the celebrity-beloved shoe trends making outfits with jeans more exciting this spring. You'll never second-guess which pair goes with which silhouette again.

The High-Vamp Heels Trend

Bieber really committed to the straight-leg bit this season, but she made no such promise in the footwear department. Kendall Jenner likely influenced her to try high-vamp heels. Each of the patent-leather uppers on her pair from The Row stretched closer to her ankles than typical heels, a twist fresh from Chanel and Balenciaga's recent runway shows. In an instant, her beige crewneck and stiff-as-a-board jeans became a full-blown '90s tribute.

The Black Ballet Flats Trend

It's a high-vamp-happy world this spring, but Olivia Rodrigo still finds time to break out her beloved ballet flats. On March 2, low-rise jeans gave the Gen-Z signatures some much-deserved street time. Broadened hems made the denim 80-percent straight, and 20-percent flared, promising her Repetto ballerinas a proper close-up. Soon after, Bieber and Vittoria Ceretti also wore the same Repetto flats with early-aughts-era denim.

The Soft Loafers Trend

Loafers are less a trend, and more a fixture of spring fashion, hence their return to celebrity closets last month. But this spring's aren't the structured slip-ons you might wear with work pants. When in Rome, Zendaya cuffed her mid-wash jeans as to not hide her soft loafers. The likes of Meghan Markle and Lindsay Lohan have already revived the dynamic duo in April.

The High-Vamp Flats Trend

Spring shoe trends aren't reserved for indigo blue jeans. On March 10, Kravitz proved just how versatile of-the-moment shoes can be with khaki-colored denim and high-vamp flats, both from The Row. Each extra-baggy denim leg offset the glove-like cinch of her leather flats, a surprising set Kendall Jenner tested over a year ago.

The Heeled Flip-Flops Trend

For Bieber, straight-leg jeans and the heeled flip-flops trend go together like Rhode and clean-girls: They're a match made for your Pinterest board. On March 21, she was spotted in two black tops, slim jeans, and The Row's three-inch flip-flops. They're a full two-inches higher than the kitten heel Toteme thongs she wore on repeat last summer. It takes a special shoe trend—let alone one in sandal form—to complement jeans, a satin button-down, and a skintight little black dress, all in one week.

The Animal-Print Pump Trend

Bella Hadid's jeans collection is right up there with Bieber's this spring. She's worn jeans in the same straight-leg font with loafers, vintage Chanel pumps, and even hiking sneakers. That said, cheetah-print heels were perhaps her boldest denim counterpart on March 12. Stacking a white T-shirt and a leather jacket on top made the jeans more '90s-inspired than say, a rising It-sneaker.

Any designer tote can double as a 2026 laptop bag with the right dimensions. Just ask the busiest women in Hollywood.

With celebrities running production companies, beauty brands, and even book clubs these days, it's rare for your favorite style muse to step out without a bottomless bag in tow. Fitting an A-lister's entire life—plus a 13-inch laptop—into one shoulder style is no small feat, but with the right silhouette, it's possible.

Where non-VIP shoppers prioritize roominess as their top non-negotiable, fashion girls make an effort to test laptop bags from their signature labels. For instance, Kendall Jenner's $4,900 Alger Tote from The Row would've easily carried Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro, while matching the '90s nostalgia of her straight-leg jeans and slipper-looking loafers on Jan. 27. Meanwhile, longtime Dior darling Jennifer Lawrence jetted home from Jonathan Anderson's couture fashion show with the Dracula Book Tote atop her carry-on. Its 14-inch, fresh-from-the-library body would've fit a few hardcovers, a laptop, and then some.

Jenner and J.Law aren't the only fashion girls giving designer handbags the laptop-proof treatment this year. Pamela Anderson, Zoë Kravitz, and Nicole Kidman wear sizable styles from Tory Burch, Saint Laurent, and Chanel, respectively—the brands they source the most. Keep scrolling for 2026's 12 best celebrity-worn work bags so far. Then, upgrade yours by shopping each star's exact select.

Kendall Jenner's The Row Alger Work Bag

Most of Jenner's The Row bags are capable of holding laptops and sold-out, including the Margaux and the Henri. But on Jan. 27, the $4,900 Alger Tote gave fans the chance to secure a still-shoppable tote beloved by Jenner. As is custom for the Olsen twins-led label, not a single logo, sequin, or pop of color decorated the bag's curved, 18.11-inch-long leather exterior.

Jennifer Lawrence's Dior Book Tote

Lawrence first realized the Dior Book Tote's laptop bag potential in 2018. It's only right that creative director Jonathan Anderson's circa-Spring 2026 version joined Lawrence on the Jan. 28 flight after his Paris Couture Fashion Week show. The vibrant Dracula version looked filled to the brim atop the brand ambassador's carry-on in JFK Airport.

Kaia Gerber's Paloma Wool Philana Work Bag

Despite owning the Paloma Wool Philana since Oct. 2024, the under-$500 piece is still Kaia Gerber's go-to laptop bag. On Feb. 5 specifically, she used its silver grommets to liven up classic workwear like a khaki trench coat, flared navy trousers, and Repetto ballet flats. Its crinkled leather can comfortably hold a 13-inch laptop, while bringing out a corporate girlie's grunge side.

Pamela Anderson's Tory Burch Romy Work Bag

The morning before Tory Burch's Feb. 11 fashion show, Pamela Anderson hinted at her RSVP by debuting the New York label's $595 Romy Tote. The deep brown Romy revived the belt bag trend of yester-summer. At the same time, elongated shoulder straps and an adjustable, 13-inch body made it as office-ready as a traditional briefcase.

Dua Lipa's Bottega Veneta Maxi Veneta Work Bag

The trophy for Priciest Laptop Bag of 2026 goes to Dua Lipa's Bottega Veneta Maxi Veneta, no question. Her Feb. 21 Instagram post spotlighted the largest—and most expensive—model in black Intrecciato leather. The Spring 2026, single-strap style stretched so far (23.2 inches, to be exact), it could keep a 16-inch laptop, plus an additional tablet or two safe.

Nicole Kidman's Chanel Maxi Shopping Bag

The Chanel Maxi Flap isn't the Matthieu Blazy-led label's only laptop bag option, as proven by Kidman's top-handle tote on March 3. The brand ambassador chose the quilted, chocolate brown Maxi Shopping Bag, which is just as tall as it is wide. What's more, the $8,500 bag's canvas drawstring interior would protect Kidman's (hypothetical) 16-inch laptop as cautiously as a computer case.

Zoë Kravitz's Saint Laurent Le Bea Work Bag

Kravitz, a bona fide Saint Laurent Le Bea babe since 2023, recently revived the black, $4,100 leather tote for 2026. This March, she paired it with two separate office-friendly sets, including the Penny Lane coat trend and flared trousers. Expandable gussets atop each sidewall stretched the already-wide body to 19 inches.

Dakota Johnson's Vintage Prada Tote

Given Hollywood's affinity for vintage, it's no surprise Dakota Johnson's favorite laptop bag is a one-of-a-kind Prada find. The exact dimensions of her top-handle, zip-up tote remain a mystery, but after studying other laptop bags, I can confidently say it could hold at least a 13-inch MacBook. Plus, its patterned exterior married two Spring 2026 trends: leopard-print and pony-hair.

Sarah Pidgeon's Balenciaga Rodeo Work Bag

Earlier in March, Marie Claire's fashion features editor, Emma Childs, called the Balenciaga Rodeo "the dark-horse bag trend of 2026." It originally snuck up on the street style scene late last year, when Lady Gaga, Lori Harvey, and Lipa fell for its no-fuss charm. By March 5, Love Story star Sarah Pidgeon gave the brown leather Rodeo a proper close-up at Paris Fashion Week. It's available in mini, small, and medium sizes. Pidgeon chose the latter, which could hide a 13-inch laptop beneath its turn-lock closure-turned-flap.

Rose Byrne's Longchamp Le Smart Work Bag

Longchamp's Le Pliage has reigned supreme as the laptop bag for years. It even earned the title of "Best Laptop Bag" after Marie Claire tested 17 alternatives. On March 5, Rose Byrne offered Longchamp's Le Smart as healthy competition. In lieu of the Pliage's dedicated top flap, a slim belt added dimension to the "soft, refined calfskin." That luxe leather also makes the Le Smart over $1,000 more expensive than its waterproof predecessor.

Bella Hadid's Loewe Amazona Work Bag

Bella Hadid's first Loewe purse just so happened to be the large, laptop-approved Amazona, which helped pioneer 2026's leading single-strap bag trend. Four curved corners and the center's zip-top closure kept all the contents safe and sound on March 12, while a blink-and-you'll-miss-it emblem looked just as sleek as her indigo, straight-leg jeans and white T-shirt.

Hailey Bieber's Chanel Maxi Flap Work Bag

It's tricky to track down a designer bag that can hold one laptop, let alone multiple. Hailey Bieber's Chanel Maxi Flap is that girl. Black pebbled leather covered every square inch of the top-handle tote, including the envelope-style flap and an extra-long hem. Whether or not she slipped a laptop inside on March 13, the less-than-structured leather kept the Maxi Flap purposefully slouchy—a spacious feature any fashion insider would fly across countries for.

There’s a new archetype of sporty style gaining traction among the fashion set: the cool-girl tomboy. It’s athletic-adjacent, with one item similar to what you’d wear for the 40-yard dash or to kick a ball back and forth, but the end result is always closer to downtown chic than track star. Exemplar outfits include a tech-y windbreaker teamed with lace-trimmed shorts, side-stripe track pants paired with pointed-toe pumps, and, most popular of late, a baseball-style raglan T-shirt styled with separates that wouldn’t fare well on the diamond.

Not to be confused with the performance jerseys MLB players wear on the field, the baseball tees I’m talking about are casual, made of soft cotton, and come with contrast-color raglan sleeves. You’ll find them in the vintage T-shirt section of a thrift store or worn by an underdog little league team at the heart of an inspirational ‘70s sports movie, like the ones I’d watch in P.E. class when it was too rainy to go outside and play. Only now, in 2026, you’ll find them anywhere a fashion girl goes.

At the most recent New York Fashion Week, my fellow runway guests looked ready for a Yankees game (or Mets game, depending on their allegiance). Combing through Marie Claire’s celebrity street style coverage, you’ll read about trendsetters wearing baseball T-shirts with slip skirts and cutesy capris on strolls around SoHo. Elsewhere online, fashion content creators and Substack writers with follower counts in the high hundreds of thousands share outfit diaries featuring color-blocked raglan-sleeve shirts from mass retailers like Zara, Cos, Madewell, and Uniqlo's collab with JW Anderson.

All this is to say: baseball T-shirts have become the MVP of Spring 2026.

Perhaps my greatest takeaway here, though, is that the sporty staple is a perfect pinch-hitter trend to wear instead of a basic white tee or button-down—one that adds a stronger punch of personality and ups the intrigue of any outfit.

That’s how the celebrity set is using them at least. (Or, I should say, has been using them, considering high-profile trendsetters have been wearing raglan-sleeve tops for months.) While bopping around downtown NYC last summer, Zoë Kravitz wore look 43 from Auralee’s Spring 2026 runway: a brown plaid midi skirt and a sky-blue baseball tee. (If you want to impress a fashion know-it-all, mention that the Japanese menswear brand is on your radar.) The cerulean-sleeve pop of color made the chocolate browns of the skirt look sharper, richer, and overall heightened the entire look's impact.

The same applies to how Emily Ratajowski styled black pedal pushers last July: a button-up blouse would have worked, but she chose a sky-blue raglan-sleeve “I’m a speed skater” slogan tee from Bode, which was unexpected and thus more inspired.

There’s also a throwback vibe with a baseball tee that automatically makes them more compelling than, say, a regular all-white cotton crewneck. Women throughout the 1970s sported the color-blocked raglan-sleeve shirt with Daisy Dukes and denim flares. Cut to the late ‘90s, and baseball T-shirts were a key element of Rachel Green’s effortless girl-next-door aesthetic on Friends.

Because of its fashion history, when you wear a raglan-sleeve tee in 2026, whether it’s an authentic relic or a new-in buy from Aritzia, there’s a sense that the shirt has been around the block a few times.

What strikes me most about the recent rise of baseball tees, however, is that even I, someone who's allergic to athleticism, feel influenced to buy into the trend.

The only other time I can ever remember wearing one was when I played T-ball at age 8. (My uncle was the coach, so my mom made me join the league). I didn’t enjoy them then, as they were a symbol of exercise and time spent away from my Polly Pockets. But now, styled over a lace slip dress or with tailored Bermuda shorts, they can maybe help me tap into the latent cool-girl tomboy that’s hidden somewhere inside.

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Since Zoë Kravitz skipped the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, I've wondered where she and Harry Styles would pop up next. Instead of returning to Rome after Styles hosted Saturday Night Live, the power couple remained in New York City. On March 16, Kravitz and Styles blended in with New Yorkers in two It items that just won't quit: the barn jacket trend and Adidas Sambas sneakers, respectively.

Paparazzi spotted the fashion girl and guy during their mid-afternoon walk, despite both wearing winter-to-spring beanies. Kravitz, for one, bundled up with an elongated take on winter 2024's barn coat craze. Contrary to Dua Lipa and Hailey Bieber's cropped, function-first versions, Kravitz's army green chore coat was more trench-adjacent. It featured the familiar flat collar—in a slightly deeper shade of green—except with buttons that cascaded to a calf-length hem. Black trousers and matching chunky sneakers emerged from beneath the outerwear staple.

The Caught Stealing actor elevated her part-sporty, part-English country-side set with cool-girl accessories, including The Row's brown Ingrid Bag. To finish, The Row's oval Ella Sunglasses hid behind Kravitz's blue bucket hat's rim.

It seems Styles's girlfriend pulled his barn jacket out of retirement, too. He zipped a navy blue version over a charcoal gray hoodie. Then, he coordinated black, wide-leg sweatpants to what appear to be Adidas Samba Decons. The black-and-white sneakers mirrored the Samba silhouette you know and love, just with lighter rubber soles. (Kravitz's Sambas were last seen in April 2025 with the original dark brown soles.) Styles's slim shoes debuted in June 2023, making them tricky to track down. But if you're lucky, your size is almost 50 percent-off on Revolve.

Kravitz has showcased quite the outerwear collection this season, one that Styles keeps up with. This month alone, she's worn a classic black wrap, a khaki trench, a fur-trimmed Penny Lane, and a custom Conner Ives robe at the SNL after-party. I, for one, will be studying (and copying) her winter-to-spring switches as closely as her boyfriend.

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Hi, everyone! Fashion Month is finally over, which for me means two things: First, I’m sharing my final takes on the runway circuit, including dispatches on the frenzy surrounding Chanel’s new collection, all the mystique surrounding The Row, and this season’s surprising (and overdue!) modeling trend. Second, I’m turning over my closet from winter to spring clothes at last. A-listers and I have had the same easy-to-style piece at the front of our minds, and closets, for the gradually warmer days ahead. That item? The white maxi skirt trend.

The Great White Skirt

It doesn’t matter if you’re an avowed minimalist like Zoë Kravitz or you’re following the Katie Holmes template for cool-mom styling: You’ll want an effortless white midi skirt in your spring arsenal. They might seem too pristine to try on the rack, but a few minutes scrolling through celebrity street style can convince you of their staying power and everyday wearability. (No wonder they’ve come back every spring since 2023.) My favorite celeb follows are wearing them right now with button-up cardigans and trenches on the East Coast; out in LA, they’re trying cropped tees and color-block flats.

I now have at least five variations in my own closet, each with a slightly different fit and details (like pleats, lace, or tiered layers). Honestly, I wear the white skirt trend way more than jeans. Here’s how.

How I Style It

Lest you think the white skirt trend is too easy-breezy for work, I’m starting off with a version I’ve worn everywhere from the front rows at Copenhagen and New York Fashion Week to my weekday commutes to MC HQ. The key is balancing the prancing-through-a-field energy of a tiered, pintuck skirt with the more structured top and serious (but still walkable!) flats. Most days, I’ll go for a more classic striped button-down in blue, pink, or green. This week, I broke in an under-$100 version of another spring trend I know I’ll wear for seasons: the shirt with a built-in matching scarf.

That said, my white skirt collection gets the most mileage on the weekends, when I want to be more relaxed but still feel put-together. It’s still a little chilly in New York City, so this outfit brings together a cozy top layer with a skirt and sneakers that can handle 15,000-step errand days. On top, I’ll add a false spring-proof trench coat and a shoulder bag.

It was the peek-a-butt dress seen around the world. At last year’s Vanity Fair Oscars after-party, Zoë Kravitz wore a black Saint Laurent gown with a back mesh panel that started at her shoulder blades and ended at the bottom of her, er, bottom. Since then, red carpets have seen a slew of business-in-the-front, party-in-the-back looks, from Teyana Taylor’s “bijou thong” at the 2026 Golden Globes to Hailey Bieber’s cheeky panels at the recent Grammys. Kravitz’s after-party dress from last year was yet another piece of evidence for what’s come to be known as fashion fact: The It girl can set a trend like no other.

So, when the 2026 Oscars wrapped, and celebrities swapped their red carpet gowns for something more suited to the legacy publication’s celebration, every fashion editor covering the night had the same question: What would Kravitz wear to Vanity Fair’s 2026 Oscars after-party—and what soon-to-be-everywhere trend would come from it? Maybe lingerie and lace, another favorite look of hers? Something basic and black, but not basic in that sense? Or would she, somehow, up the cheeky precedent she set last year—and still make the best-dressed list?

The answer is nothing, because the Caught Stealing star skipped this year's Academy Awards after-party. She was last spotted in New York City on March 14, supporting her boyfriend, Harry Styles, for his Saturday Night Live hosting gig and musical performance. That's a few thousand miles from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, where Vanity Fair had its celebrations the following night.

Though the 2026 Oscars after-party saw its fair share of spectacular looks—Kendall Jenner, for one, co-signed an underrated color trend in a custom Matthieu Blazy-designed Chanel dress—Kravitz's presence was missed.

For over two decades, the Blink Twice director has proved herself a key arbiter of cool. She carried The Row bags before they were the most coveted items in the industry. Back when Gen Z called ballet flats cringe and cheugy, Kravitz was strolling around downtown New York City and posing at photo calls in the simple slip-on shoe.

Most recently, on NYC walkabouts with Styles, Kravitz has embraced all-neutral items save for a single pop of color, sometimes in butter yellow, otherwise in royal purple. She's also consistently been topping off her understated, impossibly chic looks with low-key baseball hats, often embroidered with a blink-and-you-miss-it slogan or logo.

In other words, expect to see a spike in one-and-done color accents and baseball caps across the celebrity set and fashion crowd over the next few months.

Perhaps the greatest takeaway from Kravitz’s style is that she herself doesn’t concern herself with fashion trends or care about what social media deems cool or not. Rather, the actress stays true to herself, to the same pared-back, slightly offbeat aesthetic she’s worn for decades.

So, yes, take inspiration from the styles she co-signs. But if you want to reach that coveted It girl status that Kravitz has, it’s best to focus on what you want to wear. And from her 2026 Oscars after-party no-show, she clearly abides by the same do-what-I-want approach when organizing her social calendar. Respect.

Zoë Kravitz has been carrying my dream laptop bag for years, and yet, it slipped under my radar. Meet Saint Laurent's Le 5 à 7 Bea tote, which she owns in three colors. Its laptop bag potential didn't hit me until March 11, when Kravitz wore the cool-girl work bag with the most classic of office outfits: a trench coat and trousers.

Now that Kravitz is back home in Brooklyn, she has access to her entire purse collection. (She's worn three different styles this week, so far.) This time, she chose Saint Laurent's black Le Bea to match the poise of her street style. The bag's 19.7 x 11-inch body—featuring collapsable sides in "supple" leather—made the east-west bag trend work-appropriate. Its only closure? A slim, vertical tab topped with Saint Laurent's circa-1961 gold emblem, called the Cassandre. That way, Kravitz could access her laptop (or the mysterious script she carried the day prior) with ease.

If Kravitz strolled into One World Trade Center—with her designer work bag front and center—no one would bat an eye. Her white button-down, slim black trousers, and ankle boots from The Row would've acted in lieu of an office keycard. The Saint Laurent Le Bea bag looked right at home alongside a trench coat. To finish, Kravitz went with the perfect shade of khaki.

Le Bea won Kravitz over in Nov. 2023, a week after the $4,100 tote hit Saint Laurent's shelves. She first tested the olive green shade during dinner with the maison's creative director, Anthony Vaccarello. Clearly, it checked all of her laptop bag boxes: A second laptop bag, in black, appeared on her arm by Aug. 2024. Just two months later, the Caught Stealing star's third Le Bea endorsed Fall 2024's leading animal print trend: leopard. Since then, she's regularly rotated between the trio. But the black Le Bea is undeniably Kravitz's most worn color.

Contrary to Kravitz, my laptop bag budget doesn't quite reach four figures (yet). That's the best part about Saint Laurent's Le 5 à 7 Bea: The silhouette is so timeless, you can still channel Kravitz without paying a month's rent. Join me in shopping the wallet-friendly edit below—but not before adding the Le Bea to your luxury wish list.

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This Paris Fashion Week, chaos ensued as Matthieu Blazy's debut Chanel collection arrived in Paris stores. But Harry Styles was one step ahead of even the Chanel Fall fashion show's guests. On March 10, he secured an unreleased Chanel Flap Bag fresh from Blazy's initial Métiers d'Art line.

Styles isn't Saturday Night Live's host and musical guest until March 14, but his duties extend far beyond Rockefeller Plaza. As previous hosts have proven—including Dakota Johnson, Sabrina Carpenter, and Connor Storrie—the week prior has prime street styling potential. So Styles arrived at SNL's cast dinner in an outfit straight out of girlfriend Zoë Kravitz's closet, plus that coveted leopard-print Chanel bag.

The "Aperture" singer stacked a white T-shirt beneath a navy blue, boatneck long-sleeve over straight-leg jeans he's worn on repeat for dates with Kravitz. His seemingly laid-back look took a fashion guy turn once Chanel joined the mix.

Stylist Harry Lambert and the Grammy winner set their sights on Look 44 from the Métiers d'Art Spring 2026 show. However, Styles opted out of the mustard yellow matching set or the plaid, whipstitch-trimmed coat. His only request appeared to be a pony-hair, leopard-print Chanel Flap 25 Bag. It featured the same slouchy body as the recently sold-out purses in Parisian stores. Still, singular leather strap traded places with two chainlink handles. It's unclear how much Styles's bag costs, but fashion features editor Emma Childs bets the price tag is equivalent to "a used Hyundai."

Like A$AP Rocky and Jacob Elordi, Styles has been a bag-carrying It-boy for years. He even modeled Gucci Jackie 1961s in a 2021 campaign. Wearing Chanel at the 2026 BRIT Awards likely initiated his foray into the brand's purse catalog. Before performing "Aperture" at the Feb. 28 ceremony, Styles showed out in a three-month-old, pinstripe suit set. Turns out, it debuted just a few looks before his Chanel Flap on the same Métiers d'Art runway. His black patent ballet flats, on the other hand, were custom-made just for him.

Luckily for fans—of both Styles and the revamped Chanel Flap—the SNL host will need a tote to carry his scripts until Saturday. So expect to see more of his leopard-print piece around Manhattan in the coming days. Who knows? Zoë Kravitz might even carry it next.

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Does having Harry Styles on her arm complement Zoë Kravitz's street style? Of course, he's Harry Styles. Still, Kravitz's solo looks are perfectly capable of spearheading spring trends. On March 10, paparazzi spotted Kravitz walking solo in Spring 2026's shoe of the moment: high-vamp flats.

Kravitz hasn't given these black ballet flats a day off since the power couple returned to New York City last weekend. They even joined Kravitz and Styles for a stroll across the Williamsburg Bridge on Sunday. For her independent walk, Kravitz leaned into the winter-to-spring shoe's spring side, pairing a butter yellow T-shirt with baggy khaki-colored jeans. The Blink Twice director stacked a black, knee-length coat on top.

Fresh from Saint Laurent's Paris Fashion Week show, Kravitz added another Le 5 à 7 Bea Bag to her closet. Since she already owns the slouchy carry-all in black and leopard-print, she chose the $3,700 suede tote. Just like its Saint Laurent predecessors, a leather tab closure acted in lieu of a traditional zipper. To finish, Kravitz supported her boyfriend from a far with a "Kiss" baseball cap from his Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally merch drop.

Once Kendall Jenner declared high-vamp flats her It-shoe of 2026, it was only a matter of time before Kravitz followed suit. The style muses share an affinity for minimalism, The Row, and the trends that unite the two.

Kravitz's pair mirrored the same round-toe nature of Jenner's The Row Evas, except the vamps stretched a few centimeters further toward her ankles. This subtle shift looked straight from Toteme or Jil Sander's Spring 2026 runway shows, where flats elevated the shape of no-show socks. Kravitz's full-coverage shoes also appeared to boast a near-invisible seam down each upper. Kravitz's friend, Hailey Bieber, adores a center-seam too, as proven by her high-vamp heels from Reformation.

Kravitz has stayed loyal to ballet flats for years. But few pairs have featured this high a vamp. For instance, Mansur Gavriel's Dream Ballerinas were synonymous with Kravitz's Caught Stealing press tour last summer. Each bow-topped vamp just barely covered her toes, though. Whether Bieber or the Spring 2026 circuit put high-vamp options on Kravitz's radar, the trend isn't going anywhere. She's pulled it off three times already, so it's time you made the switch, too.

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You know when someone tells you that there's more to something than meets the eye? That's exactly how I feel about the not-so-bare manicure that Zoë Kravitz wore during Paris Fashion Week.

Kravitz was a guest at Saint Laurent's F/W '26 fashion show as part of Paris Fashion Week on March 3. She went the monochromatic route and settled on a chic '80s power broker vibe with wide-leg, brown trousers along with a leather belt and a sheer turtleneck bodysuit of the same color and a brown fur coat. The High Fidelity actress is pretty well-known for keeping her glam low-key no matter what the occasion is, which would explain why, for her nails, she kept things simple with a very subtle, almost nude manicure. I'm putting a lot of emphasis on almost here, because the design she wore was actually an almond French manicure that featured a sheer, nude base color and a barely-there, milky shade along her tips.

Kravitz's nails are the work of celebrity manicurist and JINsoon founder, Jin Soon Choi, who calls the look an "invisible French manicure."

"I call it the 'invisible French manicure' because it gives the clean feeling of a French manicure without showing a visible French line," Choi said in a statement.

The classic French manicure—which is currently in the midst of a renaissance—is usually characterized by an opaque nude or pink base color painted underneath a more stark white color on the tips of the nails. Per Choi, the invisible look is convenient if you want your nails to have a cleaner, more polished look, without the bluntness of a traditional white line.

“The invisible French is perfect for people who want their nails to look healthy and refined without obvious nail art," she adds. "The sheer milky brightness on the tips makes the nails look cleaner and healthier while keeping the overall look extremely natural.”

The soft, minimal nail look has always been a favorite among celebrities, and it's especially having a moment now. Sheer nudes and milky whites were all over the red carpet at the Golden Globes back in January, and with spring on the horizon, people are bound to begin replacing their moody winter colors with softer shades.

Ready to give yourself an invisible French manicure at home? Read ahead for a few tips.

Every Fashion Month, you won't find Zoë Kravitz zooming from one runway show to another. Rather, she waits until an invite from Saint Laurent inevitably appears in her mailbox. Then and only then, will Kravitz grace a Paris Fashion Week front row. On March 3, Saint Laurent's Fall 2026 show called Kravitz out of hiding once again. But this wasn't her average trip to the front row: While the show is familiar, the look she chose couldn't be more different from her signatures.

Kravitz returned to Paris for her first fashion show since Sept. 2025, when Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello saved her a spot on his Spring 2026 guest list. This time around, she swapped out her favorite lacy slip dresses for modest, chocolate brown selects.

Kravitz tucked a brown turtleneck into oversize pleated trousers, of which Saint Laurent's catalog offers no shortage. (This pair seemed to be a few shades darker than her long-sleeve.) A matching leather belt cinched the pants above her waist—an unusual move for the noted low-rise-everything devotee.

Even Kravitz's accessories got the chocolate memo, including what appeared to be glossy brown Oxfords. (Before now, sky-high sandals were her front-row footwear of choice.) Next, Kravitz traded a classically structured Saint Laurent coat for a fur stole draped delicately atop her forearm. That way, if Kravitz felt a chill, she could simply stack it on top of her turtleneck like an off-the-shoulder shawl.

No Kravitz look is complete without diamonds in some shape or form. This time around, button-back drop earrings resembling a pull from her favorite jeweler, Jessica McCormack, lit up Kravitz's front profile.

The Batman actor hasn't worn pants to a Saint Laurent fashion show since the Fall 2020 season. Back then, a jeans-clad Kravitz found her spot in the front row, right alongside dad Lenny Kravitz.

Fast forward a few years, and itty-bitty mini dresses have become her Saint Laurent signature. Extra points if they're risqué in any way. It all started at the Fall 2023 show, when she stacked a thigh-grazing LBD on top of opaque black tights. Six months later, a polka-dot tulle mini made the Spring 2024 cut. The Spring 2025 show came with her her nakedest LBD yet, crafted entirely from sheer lace. By Fall 2025, Kravitz freed the nip in a lace-trimmed, silky slip.

If Paris Fashion Week is anything like Kravitz's last visit, it'll start and end with Saint Laurent. So appreciate her front row looks past and present while you can. You won't get one from her until at least June, when Vaccarello presents his Spring 2027 menswear show.

Taking home the unofficial trophy for Best Paris Haute Couture Week Guest was just the start for Olandria Carthen. The Love Island alum is coming for New York Fashion Week, too.

Fashion Month eve brought one-half of Nicolandria—Season 7's ultimate power couple—to an invite-only YSL Beauty event in Manhattan. Carthen started her second NYFW run on the strongest of notes: dressed in a familiar little black dress from Saint Laurent's archives. Styling duo Matthew and Reginald Reisman tracked down a four-year-old shift. It debuted as a long-sleeve mini dress in the original Resort 2022 look book, but the hem of Carthen's sleeveless version grazed the ruby red carpet.

Even so, the skintight style's main event—a perforated empire-length bust—still appeared front and center. Scalloped trim bordered the halter straps and straight-across neckline, before strategically-placed slashes added some edge. A quartet of small under-bust cutouts continued the scallop motif. To finish, Carthen accessorized with two-tone, geometric earrings, also from Saint Laurent's shelves.

Feeling déjà vu? That's because creative director Anthony Vaccarello initially crafted the cutout-heavy LBD for Zoë Kravitz. Four years ago, the Saint Laurent ambassador arrived at the London premiere of The Batman in the same halter number, down to the negative-space neckline.

Contrary to Carthen's pointy black pumps, Kravitz slipped on patent leather mules, also from the French luxury house. Her jewelry, on the other hand, was all on loan from Jessica McCormack. The British creative behind Zendaya's engagement ring frosted Kravitz in her signature button-back styles. The actor's most expensive pick? An emerald, east-west ring listed at $52,000.

Few status symbols prove you've made it in Hollywood like wearing a fellow celebrity's look. Some standout homages include Blake Lively in Britney Spears's circa-2002 Versace dress; Keke Palmer in Jamie Lee Curtis's 1985 Chanel gown; Sabrina Carpenter in Madonna's vintage Bob Mackie gown; and most recently, Sydney Sweeney in Marilyn Monroe's exact 73-year-old Ceil Chapman dress. Those were true archival vintage fashion moments, to be sure. While Carthen in Kravitz's Saint Laurent shift is more modern, it deserves a spot on the stylishly coordinating list just the same.

Shop Cutout-Heavy LBDs Inspired by Olandria Carthen

The suede coat section in my closet grew considerably last fall thanks to certain celebrity street-style stars. (I'm talking to you, Hailey Bieber and Zoë Kravitz.) I haven't given it nearly enough love this season, though, as warmer wool options took over. But seeing pictures of how Gigi Hadid winterized the trend in New York City has me dreaming up ways to bring those jackets back out.

The model returned to New York City's style scene with "the coat is the outfit" theory on full display on February 9. Her brown, cool-toned suede trench with oversize epaulettes and cuffs aligned with the military jacket trend was the main attraction. Between its double-breasted buttons, cinched belt, and the velvety-smooth material, the jacket offered enough visual interest (and then some).

My main quarrel with suede trenches in winter is how they can complicate layering. (A fashion girl can only fit so many rollneck sweaters underneath them.) Hadid counteracted my struggle by winterizing her coat using a different method: the triangle scarf trend. The model's sold-out, bandana-printed style—from her knitwear brand, Guest in Residence—was more oversized than most, so she tied it around her neck.

The rest of Hadid's outfit (at least, what was visible) was made up of pieces that also featured greatly in my fall outfit rotation, beginning with the straight-leg jeans. Last September, fashion features editor Emma Childs flagged the "classic autumn feel" of slim denim on Prada, Khaite, and Isabel Marant's Fall 2025 runways. Similar silhouettes appeared at the Loewe, Balenciaga, and Dior Spring 2026 shows.

Hadid is the latest It girl to sport an anti-skinny pair of jeans. She first tested the style on a mid-January date with Bradley Cooper, alongside Miu Miu loafers and a Guest in Residence cardigan. This time, though, she picked a different pair of structured Freda Salvador leather loafers, paired with brown-and-white socks.

Much like the straight-leg jeans of yester-season, suede coats are primed for a Spring 2026 comeback. Altuzarra, LaQuan Smith, Miu Miu, and more gave them a starring role in recent runways. What I'm hearing is that now's the time to dust off the suede trenches in the back of my closet. Don't mind if Hadid and I do.

Shop the Suede Trench Coat Trend Inspired by Gigi Hadid

Once host Nikki Glaser closed the curtain on the 2026 Golden Globes, celebrities zoomed from the Beverly Hills Hotel to the next location—no, not their Hollywood homes, but rather the most star-studded after parties in town.

The industry's elite wasted no time trading their red carpet looks for more comfortable ensembles, though their definition of "comfortable" ranged from fresh-off-the-runway finds to not-so-vintage vintage. Stars split up between three major award season soirées: one hosted by Nikki Glaser, another by Netflix, and the last by Vas J. Morgan.

Glaser's get-together was perhaps the most elevated, welcoming guests like Priyanka Chopra and Jennifer Lopez in fresh floor-length gowns. Morgan brought out actors' more relaxed sides—Zoë Kravitz, Emma Stone, Ana de Armas, and Blackpink's Lisa all toned it down in sheer or thigh-grazing dresses. Netflix's bash married the two, proven by Amal Clooney in a chainmail Versace mini.

No matter their post-show style, a time was had at 2026 Golden Globes after parties, so prepare to feel major FOMO from last night's looks.

Amal Clooney

Though George Clooney's Jay Kelly didn't score any wins at the 2026 Golden Globes, the Clooneys still shined at Netflix's after party. The human rights activist traded her crimson red Balmain gown for an olive green Versace mini, made of metallic mesh. Strategically-placed pins held the boatneck top and skirt together, complementing her yellow gold Gianvito Rossi pumps, Cartier earrings, and clutch.

Zoë Kravitz

You may recognize the sheer lace bodice on Kravitz's after-party look—that's because stylist Danielle Goldberg outfitted her in the mini version of her boudoir-inspired, Saint Laurent red carpet gown. Even her button-back Jessica McCormack earrings and Saint Laurent mules remained the same. The only difference? Kravitz's first slip's yellow waist ribbon was nowhere to be found.

Tessa Thompson

Karla Welch styled Tessa Thompson in Balenciaga for both the Golden Globes ceremony and after parties. She changed into a leather little black dress with a curved feather hem (inspired by Pierpaolo Piccioli's debut collection) for the latter.

Elle and Dakota Fanning

Elle and Dakota Fanning walked the Golden Globes red carpet separately, but they were side by side on the after-party scene. Perhaps they changed looks in the same stretcher van—they do share a stylist in Samantha McMillen, after all. Elle led the way into Morgan's L.A. party wearing a plunging black dress, while Dakota followed closely behind in a pink, feather-lined gown.

Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor was all smiles after winning her first Golden Globe for Best Supporting Female Actor in a Motion Picture. Her custom Schiaparelli gown—in all its exposed thong glory—peeked out from beneath a graffiti-inspired coat from Satoshi Nakamoto. Her bright red slippers looked spray-painted, too.

Emma Stone

Emma Stone has never been one to conduct a sartorial one-eighty between award show pit stops. This year, the Oscar winner (and stylist Petra Flannery) kept her fringe butter yellow skirt from the Golden Globes red carpet in rotation, swapping her crop top for a fuzzy white cardigan. Louis Vuitton's Pochette Métis Bag secured Stone's essentials.

Charli xcx

Charli xcx held down the fort at the Chateau Marmont in a pair of pinstriped trousers and a sheer button-down. The ribbed, ruffle-trimmed long-sleeved blouse revealed a nude bra underneath, which felt surprisingly laid-back for the statement lingerie supporter.

Brittany Snow

The Hunting Wives star looked every bit a Golden Globes regular at the Netflix after-party, too. Her second, cap-sleeve gown evoked Old Hollywood charm with tiered strings of horizontal beads, while the bustier bodice aligned it with the red carpet corset trend.

Lisa

Blackpink's Lisa switched dresses twice at the 2026 Golden Globes—first from a sheer Jacquemus number into a Thom Brown Spring 2026 select to present the award for Best Male Actor—Television. Once the broadcast wrapped, she traded that for a naked Enfants Riches Déprimés dress, featuring an opaque bow at the neckline and a contrasting waistline, which added dimension.

Ana de Armas

Similar to Kravitz, Ana de Armas attended Morgan's affair in a flirtier version of her Golden Globes red carpet look: a Louis Vuitton maxi made up of entirely transparent lace. She carried the brand's Malle Bag boasting the famous Monogram print, just like her double LV gym bags from last week.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Chopra Jonas revived the red carpet corset trend at Glaser's invite-only event. Hers was delicately draped beneath a gray cowl neck and matching waistband.

Jennifer Lopez

With a red carpet gown that naked, fans expected J.Lo to go even sultrier for the Golden Globes after parties, but she went the rhinestone route instead. A Tamara Ralph Fall 2025 Haute Couture gown caught stylists' Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi eyes on the runway, presumably for its hand-beaded bodice and fringed bust.

The Golden Globes don't often get the fashion credit it's due. But with stars like Zoë Kravitz on the presenters' list, the 2026 red carpet practically guaranteed memorable style moments. And did she deliver...

The actor walked the carpet in a silken Saint Laurent creation. Rebuffing her usual Golden Globes look—historically, she's loved a little black dress moment—Kravitz went for a boudoir-inspired gown in a delectable shade of princess cake pink.

The design featured a cream-colored lace trim at both the neck and hem, which gave the lingerie-inspired gown a sheer detail. Its embroidered sage-colored spaghetti straps and a butter yellow bow tied at the waist added subtle contrast. She finished the look off with Jessica McCormack jewelry, her go-to.

Kravitz has only attended the awards show twice previously, but each appearance has won her a place on the best-dressed list, without fail. That's because the actor has an unfailing sense of style, always hitting the bullseye of the present-day zeitgeist. The fact that she's currently working with It-girl-favorite stylist Danielle Goldberg is icing on the cake.

For the 2025 Globes, the star, then styled by Andrew Mukamal, reached for one of her most-worn styles: a strapless black Saint Laurent gown. This rendition featured a low-cut take on the classic sweetheart neckline and a white satin sash at the waist. Jessica McCormack chandelier earrings added a glamorous finishing touch.

Five years earlier, in 2020, Kravitz made her Golden Globes debut another black-and-white gown by Saint Laurent. The look was more feminine in nature, featuring a ruffled neckline, polka dots, and 3/4-length sleeves. It too had a slim-fit silhouette (Kravitz loves a column dress) and a silky tie around the waist. She styled this particular dress with a ruby red lip, shade-matching the carpet.

Could this signal a more (relatively) colorful red carpet direction for Kravitz? Time will tell.

Happy awards season, folks! Tonight, we celebrated the 83rd annual Golden Globes, a moment to honor film and TV excellence and feast on red carpet greatness.

Actors have spent months building buzz (Timothée Chalamet, for one, climbed to the top of the Las Vegas Sphere) and preparing for tonight, the second stop on the 2026 award circuit. Audiences have also done their fair share, whether it was by imitating Parker Posey's North Carolinian twang or experiencing the two-hour and forty-two-minute adrenaline rush of One Battle After Another.

But before presenters started handing trophies out—and we made our best-dressed list—we pregamed on the 2026 Golden Globes red carpet with diamonds, suits, and plenty of glamour. Wicked: For Good’s Ariana Grande (sadly without Cynthia Erivo this time) wore a corseted black Vivienne Westwood gown, and Teyana Taylor's custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture featured, erm, "butt cleavage." Jenna Ortega's gothic Dilara Findikoglu dress, with side peek-a-boo panels and beaded fringe, and Jennifer Lawrence's Givenchy naked dress were also among the evening's highlights.

Lastly, let's hear it for the boys: Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams made quite the commotion in sharp Saint Laurent and Giorgio Armani suits, respectively. Chalamet showed up in custom Chrome Hearts and an unexpected plus-one that wasn't Kylie Jenner: a teeny-tiny mustache. (Jenner bypassed the red carpet and later joined the Marty Supreme star during the ceremony.)

Scroll on to see every single look from the 2026 Golden Globes red carpet. Which one was your favorite?

Miley Cyrus in Saint Laurent and Tiffany & Co. jewelry

Timothée Chalamet in Chrome Hearts and Cartier jewelry

Maya Rudolph in Chanel

Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

Amy Poehler in Ami

Keri Russell in Stephane Rolland, Saint Laurent shoes, and Tiffany & Co. jewelry

Renate Reinsve in Louis Vuitton and Boucheron jewelry

Ana de Armas in Louis Vuitton

Jennifer Lopez in vintage Jean Louis Scherrer Haute Couture and Sabyasachi jewelry

Zoë Kravitz in Saint Laurent

Jennifer Lawrence in Givenchy by Sarah Burton

Parker Posey in Rodarte and Sabyasachi jewelry

Sarah Snook in Patou and Cartier jewelry

Jessie Buckley in Dior

Rhea Seehorn in Louis Vuitton and Mikimoto jewelry

Chase Infiniti in Louis Vuitton

Bella Ramsey in Prada

Hailee Steinfeld in Prada

Ariana Grande in Vivienne Westwood

Stacy Martin in Louis Vuitton

Britt Lowe in Loewe

Pamela Anderson in Ferragamo and Pandora jewelry

Charli xcx in Saint Laurent

Rose Byrne in Chanel

Julia Roberts in Armani Privé

Odessa A'zion in Pandora jewelry

Mia Goth in Dior

Jacob Elordi in Bottega Veneta and Cartier

Jenna Ortega in Dilara Findikoglu

Amanda Seyfried in Versace

Ryan and Zinzi Coogler in Thom Browne

Natasha Lyonne in Valentino

Emily Blunt in Louis Vuitton

Li Jun Li in Giambattista Valli

Jean Smart in Tony Ward and Rahaminov jewelry

Dakota Fanning in Vivienne Westwood and Fred Leighton jewelry

Teyana Taylor in Schiaparelli Haute Couture

 Amy Madigan in Thom Browne

Alison Brie in Anna October and Bucherer Fine Jewellery

Rashida Jones in Dior

Kirsten Dunst in Tom Ford

Amal Clooney in Balmain and Cartier jewelry, George Clooney

Claire Danes in GapStudio by Zac Posen

 Aimee Lou Wood in Vivienne Westwood

Selena Gomez in Chanel

Tessa Thompson in Balenciaga

Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas in Loewe and Fred Leighton jewelry

Nikki Glaser in Zuhair Murad and David Yurman jewelry

Kate Hudson in Armani Privé

Kristen Bell in Armani Privé

Lori Harvey in vintage Roberto Cavalli

Eva Victor in Loewe

Elle Fanning in Gucci and Cartier jewelry

Colman Domingo in Valentino and Boucheron jewelry

Jennifer Garner in Cong Tri

Amelia Gray in Swarovski

Leighton Meester in Miu Miu

Connor Storrie in Saint Laurent and Tiffany & Co. jewelry

Ayo Edebiri in Chanel

Natasha Rothwell 

EJAE in Dior

Ginnifer Goodwin in Armani

Audrey Nuna in Thom Browne

Rei Ami

Chase Sui Wonders in Balenciaga

Priyanka Chopra Jonas in Dior Haute Couture and Bvlgari jewelry

Hudson Williams in Giorgio Armani, Bvlgari jewelry, and Christian Louboutin shoes

Robin Wright

 Sabrina Elba in vintage Guy Laroche

Olandria Carthen in Christian Siriano

Lisa Ann Walter

Alicia Silverstone in Nicole Felicia

Lisa in Jacquemus and Bvlgari jewelry

Sheryl Lee Ralph in Harbison Studio, Manolo Blahnik shoes, and Shay jewelry

Brittany Snow in Danielle Frankel

Mary Beth Barone in vintage Todd Oldham

Wunmi Mosaku in Matthew Reisman

Maura Higgins in Marmar Halim

Gayle King in Pamella Roland

Laufey in Balenciaga

Mila Kunis in Carolina Herrera

Jackie Tohn in Pamella Roland

Zuri Hall

Alex Cooper in Gucci

Justine Lupe in Armani Privé and Boucheron Jewelry

It looks like Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles have successfully won over each other's families.

After reportedly spending Christmas together with Styles' mom in Cheshire amid a recent flurry of engagement rumors, the couple has also apparently won over relatives in the Kravitz family.

According to Us Weekly, a source says that the Caught Stealing actress's father, musician Lenny Kravitz, has given his daughter's relationship with Styles his stamp of approval, thanks, at least in part, on the easy dynamic the pair shares.

“He thinks they’re a great match,” the source told the outlet. “Lenny says they really make each other happy and have an easy-going relationship, like best friends who are dating.”

While Kravitz and Styles' Christmas trip to spend the holidays with his family in the U.K. made headlines recently, the couple actually spent time with the 61-year-old musician earlier this year.

In September, Styles and Kravitz were seen having lunch together with her father in New York City, were they dined as a group at Sant Ambroeus in the West Village, but the Us Weekly insider says that's not the only time Lenny has had a chance to meet Styles face-to-face and to observe how he and Zoë are as a couple. According to the source, the elder Kravitz also “hung out with them in Europe.”

It's a good thing the "Fly Away" singer approves of Styles, because it sounds like the Don't Worry Darling actor might be around for a while—possibly even very long-term.

"Zoë and Harry’s relationship is going strong, and they are quite serious about each other," the source added.

The source added that the relationship with Styles is different than any she's had before, in a good way.

“Zoë has maintained a lot of independence," the source said of Kravitz's approach to past relationships. "Her family would joke that one of the reasons men would fall in love with her was because she kept an air of mystery and distance. With Harry, she is operating differently.”

Kravitz and Styles have often been seemingly joined at the hip in recent months and the source says Kravitz doesn't feel the need to create distance in the relationship like she has in the past.

"She’s spent the past few months traveling with him and is content by his side as he works on his album," the source added. "She is really enjoying herself and this moment with him. She loves creating and loves the process, and he loves having her there with him.”

After more than a year of dating, Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz appear to be taking their relationship to the next level.

According to a report from The Mirror, the pair, who have been romantically linked since August, spent Christmas together with Styles' family in Cheshire.

Sources told the outlet that Styles and Kravitz were spotted together on Boxing Day at Rugby Services and that they managed to make a surprisingly stealthy stop for snacks as they traveled back to the "Watermelon Sugar" singer's home in Hampstead.

According to the Mirror's report, onlookers who did notice Kravitz and Styles said that the famous couple managed to fly mostly under-the-radar during their snack stop, and that they "went largely unrecognized" while "dressed casually and blending in."

“The pair went unnoticed by other customers as they picked up snacks for the journey," a source told the paper. "They were dressed very casually and could have been any young couple traveling back from seeing family.”

The Mirror's sources added that the couple had spent Christmas day in Cheshire with Styles' mom, Anne Twist, and traveled back in the singer and actor's Audi after the milestone holiday visit—which just happens to come amid a wave of engagement rumors about the pair, who have been on what Vogue recently described as a "world tour" that has included stops at famed Berlin nightclub Berghain, and Rome.

Photos taken during their stop in Rome showed Kravitz wearing a stack of gold rings on her left-hand ring finger, fueling engagement rumors.

According to The Sun, the "pair have been inseparable" and sources close to the couple of have been insistent for months now that they're the real thing—and moving at lightning speed.

“There’s been lots of talk that Zoe is just with Harry to promote her new movie and he’s using her for his upcoming album, but what most people don’t know is that they have been friends for years," a source told The Sun in September.

“It may seem strange from the outside and like it’s moving way too fast, but you have to remember they are building their romance off of years of friendship – so they do feel super comfortable with each other," the source added. “They’ve skipped the awkward getting to know you stage and have jumped straight in.”

Sources told The Sun that Styles and Kravitz's more recent round of world travel is just another sign of how serious they are about the relationship, which they've made a conscious choice to be public about.

“Harry is a very private man—it’s no secret he’s dated lots of people but it’s not always so public. If he wanted to, Harry knows exactly how to keep things under wraps," an insider explained. "He’s been in this industry a long time and he knows how his fanbase reacts to things. He doesn’t take introducing the world to a new girlfriend lightly."

According to the source, Styles is introducing Kravitz to the world on purpose—and it's a sign that things are serious.

“He has thought long and hard about it but he’s prepared for the backlash because he thinks Zoe is the real deal," they added.

Stepping out together in public for all to see might be a sign of seriousness in a celebrity relationship, but meeting a partner's parents is a big step in any relationship. Kravitz's holiday with Styles and his mom wasn't the first time the couple took that step— the actress already introduced the Don't Worry Darling actor to her dad back in September.

People reported at the time that a source close to the couple said they "have great chemistry, lots to talk about and seem to be having fun together," before describing the meeting between Styles and Kravitz's father, musician Lenny Kravitz.

"Over the weekend, Harry even met up with Zoë’s dad over lunch," the source added. "Everyone looked like they had a great time. She’s also been introducing Harry to friends. This feels more than casual.”

Out: Wearing the same wool scarf from November to February, then retiring it until temps drop again. In: Dedicating an entire coat rack to scarf trends, one celebrity-approved version for each season.

Once the calendar flipped to 2025, scarves managed to stay in rotation all 365 days of the year. In earlier decades, like the '50s and '70s, stylish women finished their outfits with headscarves, ascots, and fur stoles. That same shape-shifting energy returned with a vengeance this year—plus year-round endorsements from the likes of Hailey Bieber, Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, and more.

Here, Marie Claire is wrapping up 2025 with a look back on this year's many scarf trends. Whether we're talking a summery silk scarf belt or a winter It-girl scarf coat, these were the outfit-completing details that A-listers adored.

2025 Scarf Trends: The Triangle Scarf

By the end of January, Hailey Bieber tested the triangle scarf trend and drove elongated wraps into hibernation. The Row's triangle scarf Babushka'd her honey blonde hair while en route to dinner, before sliding into bandana territory atop her décolletage. The Row trousers, a Stella McCartney trench, and a Maison Margiela cardigan matched its minimalism to a T.

Triangle scarves truly hit their stride in autumn, when Kendall Jenner picked up where Bieber left off. The supermodel's Paris Fashion Week started strong with a dark brown neckerchief from Almina Concept. Pairing it with a gray trench and leather loafers—both boasting The Row tags—brought fashion feature editor Emma Childs's "vaguely French and too cool to care" characterization of the trend to life. (Come December, Jenner gifted it a festive, crimson-colored sister.)

In early winter, Zoë Kravitz and Dakota Johnson went straight to the source (Hailey Bieber) to shop The Row's triangle scarf. The now-sold-out Hit Scarf gave each star's beanies the season off, while elevating their oversize outerwear. Johnson wore the $750 chocolate brown wrap on repeat in New York City, even alongside an $11,000 leopard-print coat from Valentino.

Kravitz, on the other hand, treated her noir rendition to a Roman holiday with Harry Styles. She preferred to pair it with neutral, elevated basics, including a heather gray pea coat, the taupe Park Tote, and leather loafers, all from The Row's catalog.

2025 Scarf Trends: The Scarf Coat

On the off chance she wasn't wearing a triangle scarf, Jenner took it upon herself to pioneer another wrap-centric style: the scarf coat trend. Nearly two years after her first take, Jenner returned to NYC in The Row's collarless coat with a diagonal scarf wrap. The earthy-green, cashmere closure stretched twice as long as expected, draping delicately atop her shoulder.

Scarf coats became so entrenched in 2025 style, the trend earned top billing in Sofia Richie Grainge's new fashion label, SRG. First, the founder dropped the Tolev Coat in late October: a style featuring a versatile khaki color and water-repellant twill. Then, the $1,300 wool-cashmere Octavia Coat arrived with a detachable triangle scarf.

2025 Scarf Trends: The Scarf Belt

Warm-weather scarves shared the same fate as their winter-proof counterparts: one fashion girl's approval led to industry-wide acclaim. Such was the case for scarf belts, which Alexa Chung styled to It-piece status on May 1. The London local wrapped a horsebit-printed scarf from Gucci around the waistline of her gray trousers, instead of a typical leather belt.

Jennifer Lawrence and Lola Tung boarded the scarf belt bandwagon during the same week in July. First up? The Summer I Turned Pretty actor in a satin version, courtesy of Coach. Its navy-and-silver monogram stood out against burgundy wide-leg trousers and a white tank top. Coach's Alter/Ego shoulder style fulfilled the look's leather quota, in lieu of an actual belt.

36 hours later, J.Law followed the 23-year-old's lead. A plain red tee and white La Ligne pants served as an almost-blank canvas for her label-less scarf belt. The slipper trend matched its effortless charm in spades.

Scarves returned to celebrities' waists toward the end of August, minus pants. Rihanna, for one, leveled up a $1,450 Hermès shawl by tying its cashmere-silk blend around her hips. The single-knotted style created an asymmetrical, high-low hem, which peaked above her thigh.

An oversize white T-shirt concealed her growing baby bump, as well as the scarf's loop. Cleated flip-flops from Puma's Fenty collaboration proved the Grammy winner's hospital selects would've fit right in on a beach. Even her four-year-old Fendi Baguette mirrored the skirt's tropical color story.

The Scarf Effect didn't solely inspire street style stars, but creative directors, too. Ascot-looking styles were the string tying together 2026 runway shows from Emporio Armani, Bottega Veneta, Miu Miu, and Lanvin.

Longer, skinnier styles from Ferragamo, Blumarine, Boss, Burberry, and Alberta Ferretti signaled a forthcoming early-aughts twist. Jonathan Anderson at Dior even married the two, creating a fringed, stole-scarf hybrid.

In 2026, stylish women might need a dedicated closet for all their scarves. It's the only way to keep up with Bieber, Jenner, and Rihanna.

The holidays are upon us and, once again, it's become abundantly clear that the golden age of rom-coms is long past. Each season, viewers revert back to festive favorites of the '90s and 2000s, playing hits like While You Were Sleeping, the Holiday, Love Actually, and Four Christmases on repeat. But just in time for Christmas 2025, Zoë Kravitz is stepping into the role of a modern rom-com heroine—at least, sartorially speaking.

On Dec. 19, the actor was spotted in the streets of Rome with boyfriend Harry Styles. The two were the picture of tasteful holiday romance. Instead of the big-city lawyer and hot hometown baker, the two both channeled the aesthetic of posh, metropolitan Fashion People.

Kravitz was decked out in all the trappings of a '90s-era protagonist. She wore a fur-trimmed Penny Lane coat á la Almost Famous in touchable cocoa-colored suede. Taking the New Yorker uniform international, the star wore her statement jacket over an all-black 'fit, consisting of wide-leg trousers and a simple noir top. Naturally, she accessorized with loafers, oval sunnies, and a pair of elegant pearl drop earrings.

As a final detail, Kravitz rounded out her look with the modern-day equivalent of a CEO's briefcase: a sold-out The Row tote bag. She carried the woven Estelle Bag in sumptuous espresso-hued leather—a longtime favorite in her ample wardrobe.

Styles, meanwhile, took his role as Hot Fashion Boyfriend seriously, sporting a charcoal gray wool coat over a striped tee, with canvas sneakers and futuristic sunglasses. Between their coordinating coats and their elevated errand outfits, this pair is a true fashion couple. Now, all we need is a his-and-hers red carpet debut.

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Earlier this month, my fiancé and I accidentally welcomed almost-identical duffle jackets to our coat rack, for the second winter straight. Running errands in the same outerwear was charming at first. But next year, we plan to take shopping cues from Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles. Specifically, their coordinating-but-not-identical coats.

On December 18, the celebrity couple blessed my fiancé and I's Instagram feeds with fresh outerwear inspiration. (We might need to make another purchase before the year's end.) Kravitz and Styles spent the week before Christmas in Rome, the city that sparked their dating rumors in late August. The Caught Stealing actor styled her streetwear around a taupe button-down coat, layered over dark brown trousers. She hemmed the wide-legs slightly below her ankles, as to not hide her heeled loafers.

On recent walks, Kravitz has stayed loyal to the triangle scarf trend. (The Row's rendition won her over.) This time, the triangle traded places with a full-length purple scarf wrapped around her neck, not her hair. Zoom in to spot The Row's Estelle Bag beneath her shoulder.

Meanwhile, Styles wasn't nearly as layered-up as his girlfriend. A white tank peeked out from underneath a butter yellow button-down, plus an oversize gray coat. Before now, his coats have been either black or khaki. This version's charcoal wool suggests it's a new addition to his rotation. The Grammy winner's trousers matched Kravitz's in terms of bagginess and length, except in black.

Styles rarely steps out without a hat in tow, whether it be a beanie, a baseball cap, or otherwise. Here, however, he broke tradition with sunglasses perched on his head. Worn-in, lookalike Vans finished his off-duty outfit.

Kravitz and Styles only became official months ago, and yet, their aesthetics have synced like longtime partners. Instead of Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet's on-the-nose approach to couple styling (in all its orange, Marty Supreme glory), the two choose to coordinate subtly.

Their hero pieces? Matching denim, slim sneakers, and slouchy T-shirts. If they're anything like Jenner and Chalamet, Styles and Kravitz's shared affinity for '90s style could make their coordination clearer with time. For now, I'm inspired to give my couples' outerwear rack a refresh.

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Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles haven't strolled through Rome hand-in-hand since December 1. When the celebrity couple finally emerged from hibernation in Berlin on Dec. 16, Kravitz's eight-year-old Nike Cortez sneakers tagged along, too.

German DJ Ben Klock and a few more friends met Styles and Kravitz outside Berghain | Panorama Bar, one of the Grammy winner's favorite Berlin hotspots. Later, the group photo ended up on Instagram, marking the end of both stars' social media hiatuses. Both A-listers bundled-up in winter-wear galore, but stark white Swooshes atop Kravitz's Nikes were the true focal point.

The Caught Stealing actor paired her wide-leg trousers and puffer jacket with the Cortez sneakers in navy blue. You may recognize their circa-1972 rounded toe boxes, monochrome uppers and laces, and herringbone outsoles from Dakota Johnson, Olivia Rodrigo, and Katie Holmes's closets. (Johnson wore the brown Cortezs constantly on the Materialists set.) Kravitz, on the other hand, chose the navy blue-and-white color combination, which complemented her neutral-centric set in spades.

The same day, Kravitz's exact sneakers popped up on ShopBop for 20 percent off. For a limited time, her fans can shop the navy-and-white trainers for $76, instead of the usual $90. ShopBop must be feeling generous this holiday season: Olivia Rodrigo's red-and-white Cortezs are 50 percent down from $90, making them $45.

Unlike celebrity sneakerheads Jennifer Lawrence and Kaia Gerber, Kravitz invests in a "goes with anything" pair and rewears them for years. Such was the case for her Nike Cortez sneakers, which joined her shoe rack in August 2017. A Canadian tuxedo-clad Kravitz debuted the navy suede shoes during a New York City walk with then-boyfriend Karl Glusman.

Since then, Kravitz rarely graces the street style scene in the Nike Cortez. Perhaps they're her special-occasion sneakers, while Adidas Sambas, The Row loafers, and Vans finish her daily outfits.

Take it from Kravitz: The Nike Cortez is the sort of on-sale impulse buy you can keep in rotation for years.

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In West Hollywood, 55° is chilly enough for Hailey Bieber and Zoë Kravitz to break out their best fall outerwear. On November 20, the It girls reunited at—where else?—Sushi Park, their shoulders cloaked in coordinating suede coats.

The duo were probably celebrating Bieber's upcoming birthday (she turns 29 on Saturday) early with an intimate get-together at the celebrity hot spot. We're not sure if they coordinated their dinner outfits beforehand, or if they're simply that aligned on the biggest trends of the season. Each arrived wearing a classic brown suede coat—Bieber's a warm-toned tan, Kravitz's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it chocolate brown. The Rhode founder's was slightly longer, featuring a double-breasted bodice, shoulder epaulettes, and a monochrome belt. The actor, meanwhile, went a seemingly simpler route, with black buttons and oversize lapels as its only embellishments; the sleek hem stopped above her knees—a full foot higher than Bieber's.

Even beyond the suede coats, Bieber and Kravitz's dinner selects were cut from the same cloth. The former paired hers with black silk trousers and a crop top in the same color, plus The Row's Liisa Pumps (which feature an itty-bitty kitten heel) and Saint Laurent's leopard-print Bea Bag. Bieber's 10-carat engagement ring and a Mercedes Benz baseball cap finished her look on a L.A. girl note.

Kravitz arrived in a cool-toned take on the black-and-brown combination, layering her chocolate coat over a black long-sleeve and matching trousers. (Zoom in and you'll see their subtle velvet textile.) Leather ballet flats peeked out beneath each elongated hem.

Kravitz also turned to The Row for accessories—specifically, the brand's beloved Park Tote in the Smoked Taupe colorway. (She was photographed carrying it around Rome earlier this month, too.) In fact, Bieber owns the same $1,450 bag, except the small, black version. A crimson red wool scarf (an accessory she's been seen wearing while out with Harry Styles)—brightened Kravitz's otherwise neutral set.

This isn't their first time in near-matching ensembles: In late September, they both styled butter yellow at the Saint Laurent Spring 2026 show. Even their oversize windbreakers matched the other star's energy.

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For a New Yorker, Zoë Kravitz's sneaker collection is surprisingly narrow. But when she does take off her ballet flats by The Row, she's endorsing Vans sneakers. That pair has been in storage since September 2024—but she's finally ready to break them out again.

On an October 27 stroll through New York City, The Classic Slip-On Shoe from Vans was finally present and accounted for again. First, Zoë Kravitz wore an oversize hoodie in navy blue over brown corduroy pants. Her $55 slides were completely lace-free, while waffled outsoles gave them that signature Vans charm.

Instead of a baseball cap—a.k.a. the skater-boy staple of yesteryear—Kravitz wrapped her baby bangs in a knitted hair scarf. It bared a shocking resemblance to a plum rendition worn by Kendall Jenner during Paris Fashion Week. She even paired it with oval-shaped glasses, just like the supermodel.

Kravitz's look seemed to be completely The Row-less. Even her handbag missed tags from the Olsen twin-led label. Instead, she carried the St. Barths Medium Tote from Naghedi in (presumably) the Ecru colorway. The $325 model was made entirely of handwoven neoprene, from the built-in handles to the squared base. It elevated her off-duty set with ease.

A Vans-clad Kravitz first made headlines over a year ago. She slipped on the same black-and-white pair to and from The Drew Barrymore Show. Her green corduroy button-down and wide-leg jeans already felt retro. Then, The Row's raffia Emilie Bag took the mix to a new '90s-inspired level.

In the meantime, other stylish celebrities have dipped their toes into Vans sneakers. When Jennifer Lawrence isn't styling her Kelly bag with Salomons, she'll wear sunshine yellow Vans with jeans and a light jacket. Suki Waterhouse, Gigi Hadid, and Jenna Ortega also wear Vans on the go.

Clearly, Kravitz has a vision for her Vans. She almost always styles them with a textured bag, an oversize long-sleeve, and baggy bottoms. It's a cool-girl combination that could bring Vans back out of the skatepark and into the mainstream once and for all.

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The rise of the "quiet luxury" trend led to a renewed wave of interest in simplistic silhouettes, shooting several lucky products into overnight stardom. Examples include: The Row's Terrasse Shoulder Bag, the Toteme Flip-Flops, Freja New York's Caroline Bag, and, last but certainly not least, Mansur Gavriel's Dream Ballerina Flats.

Kaia Gerber and Gigi Hadid have worn the $395 style enough times to deem it a fall "favorite," but few worship the flats quite like Zoë Kravitz. The Blink Twice actor has made them the unofficial shoe of her relationship with Harry Styles, wearing them for multiple public outings with her new man.

Even so, Kravitz still goes on regularly-scheduled solo dates with her beloved fall flats, styling them with everything from polka dot dresses and slip skirts to jeans and baseball tees. Yesterday marked another such occasion.

On Oct. 21, the star sat down for dinner at Sushi Park, the celeb-loved Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles. (Kendall Jenner and Mary-Kate Olsen were spotted there the exact same night.) Kravitz was without her boyfriend, but her Dream Ballerinas RSVP-ed yes to the Tuesday night dinner date.

She kept with shoes' minimalistic theme, styling a white tee with black trousers and a matching blazer. Other accessories included rounded glasses and the straw basket bag that has likewise become the star of her date night wardrobe.

These shoes are ultimate combination of timeless style and maximum comfort. They boast a '90s-era, glove-style silhouette and a smooth leather outer, with a delicate bow perched on top. And for a cool $395, they're much more attainable than, say The Row's Awar Ballerina Flat.

With so many celebrities wearing them on repeat, there's no doubt these fall flats live up to their "dream" name.

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Any sighting of Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles is a playbook for sleek couples' style. On an October 16 walk through New York City, however, the High Fidelity star had styling wisdom to impart that was just for me and my collection of summer straw bags.

From one angle, Zoë Kravtiz's outfit exuded classic fall minimalism. She stacked on autumn staples including a slouchy black coat, crewneck black sweater, and wide-leg pants. A black New York Times baseball cap contrasted her tasseled loafers and Jessica McCormack diamond necklace in a downtown, gallerist-chic manner. By her side, Harry Styles similarly adhered to the New York City fall dress code in a wool coat and loafers of his own.

All those elements made Kravitz's handbag of choice that much more unusual—and instructive. The director and actress finished off her outfit with a top handle straw bag. It's the sort you'd more often see perched on a Hamptons beach blanket in July than back in the city in October. One tiny element—a floral scarf in shades of mauve and cream—tied her unexpected swap for typical bag trends back to the autumn theme.

After two straight summers of retro hair scarves and tricked-out bag charms, I have a veritable pile of bandanas and twillies looking for a new home. Kravitz's latest outfit convinced me they belong on my straw bags right now. It's a no-brainer: With one quick tie onto the strap, a burgundy or boho-coded paisley scarf can make a beachy bag feel more seasonally appropriate. At the same time, the contrast of a heavy coat and a dainty straw bag reads ever-so-slightly more interesting than carrying a leather or suede bag this season. It's so unexpected against a look otherwise full of fall textures, but it works.

Ahead, I've picked out more pairings of straw bags and scarves to follow Kravitz's styling lead. They're the real power couple of my upcoming fall outfits.

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Over the past few years, Anthony Vaccarello's Saint Laurent has become synonymous with jewel tones, formfitting minis, and strong shoulders. (Oh, and Hailey Bieber.) That flavor of '80s-tinged exuberance was on full display at the brand's Spring 2026 show on Monday, the eve of Paris Fashion Week—not just on the runway, but on many of the label's most loyal celebrities.

Collectively, front row show-goers co-signed a slew of nostalgic trends the fashion set has been enthusiastically rallying around. The windbreaker agenda got a compelling endorsement from newlywed Charli XCX, who wore her blue-trimmed crimson style over a lacy peach négligée-like mini dress.

Bieber, too, donned a cinnamon-colored pull-over, hers styled with lace-trimmed yellow short-shorts, sheer tights, and red mule stilettos.

Then, there were the pronounced shoulder pads—a signature of Vaccarello's (seen across tops, dresses, and outerwear in his previous collections) and a favorite of the era.

The shape of Zoë Kravitz's cropped trench juxtaposed nicely against the soft lines of her yellow slip dress. Teyana Taylor's emerald green coat dress, meanwhile, drew a sharp, angular silhouette, made that much dramatic by her blue leather gloves and the eggplant-colored turtleneck which peeked out from underneath.

Even the oversized moto jackets—as worn by Emmy winner Cristin Milioti and fashion's most eligible it boy Chris Briney—boasted the strong shoulders. (Connie Baby has really been everywhere this season: Before landing in Paris, he was at both the Chanel fragrance and Valentino Beauty parties, as well as the Cos and Calvin Klein shows, in New York.)

Other celebrity attendees—including Kate Moss, Madonna, Walton Goggins, and more—were likewise dressed to various degrees of 1980s-ness. See more looks from the front row ahead.

I saved a spot on my 2025 Emmys best-dressed list just for Zoë Kravitz's red carpet outfit. However, Harry Styles foiled my plans. The Grammy winner whisked her away to Rome just days ago, depriving me of what would've been another stellar step-and-repeat.

The Caught Stealing actor took award season by storm last year, though she wasn't up for a single trophy. This year, she's in the Emmy nominee's chair for the first time, in honor of her work on The Studio. In an ideal world, Kravitz would've collaborated with stylist Danielle Goldberg for tonight's ceremony. Goldberg was the brain behind her Caught Stealing press tour, in all its '90s-inspired Saint Laurent glory. But alas, an Italian getaway with Styles won her over. (I don't blame her.)

Paparazzi have captured the internet's favorite couple seven times this month. So, you understand why I thought they'd be here, right? Page Six reported Kravitz swapped L.A.'s Peacock Theater for the streets of Rome. Two days ago, she was spotted in an on-brand little black dress, likely with Saint Laurent tags. She paired it with red ballet flats from The Row, ringing in at $890. (The same price as her beloved City Flip-Flops.) Similar styles are having a moment at New York Fashion Week, perhaps inspired by Kravitz's fellow New Yorker, Katie Holmes.

The Emmys have been noticeably Kravitz-free since 2017. That's right—even with High Fidelity and Big Little Lies credits, the TV actor has RSVP-ed "maybe next time" for eight seasons straight. Kravitz's most recent Emmys found her at the start of her fashion girl arc.

Stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn (the team behind Jennifer Lopez's latest looks) dressed the then-29-year-old in Dior Fall 2017 Couture. On the runway, the ombré rainbow skirt barely peeked out from underneath a patchwork velvet coat. Kravitz wore the gown as is: with the plunging black bodice and fringed petticoat on full display. She didn't discover her now-favorite jeweler, Jessica McCormack, until 2021. Instead, she sourced Forevermark for a statement choker, bracelet, and diamond studs.

Turns out, Dior hasn't dressed Kravitz since the 2017 Emmys (unless you count her vintage Dior by John Galliano gown in Episode 8 of The Studio). Nowadays, she prefers neutral dresses, preferably with a sultry element or two, and Saint Laurent tags. Her foolproof formula is a little black dress from the French atelier, whether it be short and striking or floor-length and glamorous.

At the 2025 Golden Globes, she went the latter route, with help from stylist Andrew Mukamal. The man behind Margot Robbie's Barbie press tour dreamt up a strapless Saint Laurent dress, featuring a plunging neckline and a stark white wrap around her waist. It trailed effortlessly behind Kravitz as she walked.

Kravitz isn't the most regular award season attendee, but she does know her way around an A-list event. Last March, her style streak continued at the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party. (She skipped the actual Academy Awards.) Kravitz was impossible to miss in what appeared to be a black satin long-sleeve gown. Au contraire, the Saint Laurent style featured a risqué peek-a-boo cutout. Polka-dotted rhinestones atop illusion mesh added just enough opacity.

Unfortunately, fans will have to wait for Kravitz and Styles to go red carpet official. Thankfully, their street style streak shows no sign of slowing down. Last week alone, Kravitz walked arm-in-arm with Styles in an all-black airport outfit, a The Row raffia bag, and Mansur Gavriel ballet flats. While you mourn their lack of Emmys looks, copy their pre-Italy travel looks.

Traveling together will test any relationship, even a celebrity couple's. Add dodging the paparazzi to your airport routine? Welcome to the romance Olympics. On September 11, Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles seemed to pass with flying colors, and in chic airport outfits, no less.

So far, their whirlwind situationship has brought them to Rome, London, Kravitz's Brooklyn abode, and now, Newark Airport. To keep a low profile, Kravitz styled black from head-to-toe. She started with a collarless coat paired with the ultimate travel pants: lightweight trousers with a high-rise waist and loose hems. It wouldn't be a proper Kravitz look without ballet flats of some kind. She chose slipper-inspired shoes, presumably with The Row tags.

Instead of stowing her jewelry safely in her carry-on, Kravitz wore a $1,390,000 diamond necklace front-and-center. It's her favorite everyday sparkler from Jessica McCormack, the designer behind Zendaya's engagement ring. The 17-carat design featured McCormack's calling card: blackened button-back settings. Pearl drop earrings, The Row sunglasses, and an on-brand bandana further revealed Kravitz's identity.

Ever the doting boyfriend, Styles trailed behind her with multiple bags in tow. First, he carried Kravitz's The Row Oregon Tote: a woven raffia style perfect for a beachside getaway. (It joined her The Row-heavy closet in June 2025.) Kravitz's second basket bag featured the same exterior, except at half the Oregon's size.

Styles looked like he stepped out of the '70s in a pinstripe button-down, mid-wash jeans, and leather loafers. His mustache, navy blue sweater, and purple baseball cap sealed the throwback deal.

Kravitz's carry-ons suggest the pair are headed somewhere remote, as to evade the spotlight for a minute. In a perfect world, they'd be en route to L.A.'s 2025 Emmy Awards on Sept. 14. Kravitz's turn on The Studio was nominated this year, and the comedy is up for a few more awards. There's no better time to go red carpet official.

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Sure, Zoë Kravitz is a New Yorker now, but her Saint Laurent allegiance makes Paris Fashion Week more her speed. She hasn't attended a New York Fashion Week event since 2016. If anyone could secure her RSVP, however, it's Jessica McCormack.

The London-based jeweler celebrated her Madison Avenue store's opening on September 10, the night before Fashion Month officially began. Brand ambassador Kravitz was one of the first to arrive. Saint Laurent custom-made a little black dress for her first Fashion Month fête in nearly a decade.

It had all the makings of Kravitz's look du jour, including skinny spaghetti straps, a hip-high side slit, and a satin finish. The square neckline and thigh-length hem were lined with lace overlays. Both appeared semi-sheer, as is custom for Saint Laurent dresses in Kravitz's closet.

Even her heels followed fall's silky trend. The actor re-wore the Saint Laurent Frankie Mules: strappy sandals created for her Caught Stealing press tour. While promoting the crime comedy, they complemented a halter-neck gown, a lacy LWD, and an archival skirt set, all with Saint Laurent tags.

Her promo trail became a silk convention in a matter of hours. From my POV, it seems Kravitz inspired Hailey Bieber, Kendall Jenner, and even Dakota Johnson to follow suit.

I expected Kravitz's jewelry to exceed the five-figure mark—and then some. (She wore a $1,390,000 necklace on a casual stroll with Harry Styles, after all.) Instead, she kept it simple, wrapping a single charm-embellished bangle around her bicep. Diamond drop earrings barely peeked through her on-brand beachy waves.

Inside the Upper East Side's Frick Collection, Kravitz reunited with her Big Little Lies co-stars, Shailene Woodley and Laura Dern. Both A-listers matched her minimalist energy. Woodley, for one, paired a white T-shirt with leopard-print pants. Pendant earrings and a diamond ring served as her only sparklers.

Dern came straight from the Ralph Lauren Spring 2026 show wearing Fall 2025's Look 24. The sheer, ruffled gown didn't call for any jewelry at all—not even a Jessica McCormack pinky ring.

Where is Harry Styles, you ask? I searched high and low on Getty Images for my favorite Brit and his '70s-inspired mustache. But alas, he was noticeably absent from Kravitz's side. I'm not giving up hope. New York Fashion Week runs from now until Sept. 16. The Grammy winner has plenty of time to pop up on a front row or two. If not in New York, I'm sure Saint Laurent would roll out the red carpet for Styles and Kravitz come Paris Fashion Week.

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Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles are still in the honeymoon stage, but their street style? Not so much. Judging by their matching off-duty outfits, you'd think they're married, co-dog parents, and celebrating a milestone anniversary.

After sunset, it's easier for a blossoming celebrity couple to dodge the paparazzi—hence their late night, Sept. 3 outing in New York's Brooklyn. Less than 24 hours later, Kravitz and Styles went daytime-official with their relationship (or rather—rumored friends-with-benefits-ship). On Sept. 4, fashion's new favorite duo roamed around Brooklyn in complementary jeans and T-shirt outfits—whether it was an accident or not, the world will never know.

First up: Kravitz. She looked every bit a native New Yorker in a navy blue crop top and black jeans. Kravitz went one shade darker than yesterday's indigo denim. This time, her '90s-coded bottoms blended Straight and Slim with Low-Slung and Slouchy, two fall denim trends spotted by Marie Claire's fashion features editor, Emma Childs. They bared a shocking resemblance to Fall 2025 pairs seen in Balenciaga, Blumarine, and Phillip Plein shows, but knowing Kravitz, they could be vintage.

The only piece missing from Kravitz's New Yorker uniform? A fits-everything purse. She carried only the essentials: her keys. Maybe Styles secured the rest in his bright yellow tote as any good partner should.

The Caught Stealing actor only accessorized with Khaite x Oliver Peoples sunglasses and ballet flats. Shockingly, her look was noticeably The Row-less. Instead, she slipped on Mansur Gavriel's Dream Ballerinas—the $395 slippers she wore on repeat during her Caught Stealing press tour. Now, they're a staple in her off-screen rotation, too.

Blink and you'll miss the 53-carat sparkler around Kravitz's neck. Like any red carpet walk, she frosted herself in Jessica McCormack jewels, the same designer behind Zendaya's engagement ring.

As a brand ambassador, she has first dibs on McCormack's catalog—she's especially fond of her button-back motif. Kravitz re-wore a $1,390,000 necklace made up of round brilliant-cut diamonds. So far, it's made 10 repeat appearances, mostly on the street style scene. Talk about quiet luxury.

Now, a moment for Styles. Kravitz undeniably filled the jewelry quota for both of them, so the Grammy winner went casual in a black long-sleeve. He layered navy blue sweater atop his shoulders—a foolproof style hack for fall's fluctuating temperatures.

He paired '70s-inspired mid-wash jeans with leather loafers. Kravitz is clearly leaving a mark on Styles's closet: His shoes were perfectly worn in, similar to Kravitz's The Row $990 Canal loafers.

And just like that, Styles and Kravitz's aesthetics have synced, proving they're a match made in fashion heaven. If the couple goals are this strong just weeks in, I can't wait to see them in a month. Their relationship is clearly moving fast. At this rate, they'll be hand-in-hand at the 2025 Emmy Awards, where Kravitz is nominated for The Studio.

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Zoë Kravitz and Austin Butler's post-press tour lives look very different. Since Caught Stealing hit theaters, Butler has been MIA, presumably resting up on the West Coast. Kravitz, on the other hand, is still out and about—except with Harry Styles by her side.

On September 3, the rumored celebrity couple hit their daily step goal walking around Brooklyn, where Kravitz currently lives. The two looked undeniably smitten in various paparazzi pics, each wearing their share of off-duty staples. Kravitz, for one, started her date-night outfit with fall's indigo denim trend, co-signed by Hailey Bieber, Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, and Zendaya.

Fact: The Batman actor rarely wears jeans. On the off chance she does, expect to see Kravitz in pairs like these: equally baggy and low-rise. The brand behind her bottoms remains a mystery, but knowing Kravitz, she had her pick of the dark-wash denim in Louis Vuitton, Khaite, and Nili Lotan's Fall 2025 collections.

I must admit, the blurry photo makes it tricky to ID Kravitz's styles. However, a wide lens won't stop me from giving it the ol' college try. On top, I believe she layered a wool coat overtop a cotton pointelle cami, both in black. It appears to be the same $50 Cou Cou Intimates top she wore days ago, except in white.

I'd recognize the curved leather exterior of Kravitz's The Row Terrasse Bag anywhere. The $3,950 tote is her favorite for relaxed outings, hence its sold-out status.

To finish, she popped on peep-toe slides, a slightly chunkier sandal than her signature The Row Dune flip-flops. Perhaps she's experimenting with flip-flop alternatives for fall.

As an OG Styles fan (a Styler, if you will), I'd be remiss not to applaud the Grammy winner's look, too. Styles was instantly recognizable in Adidas Gazelle sneakers—his signature shoes during 2022's Love On Tour. The ivory-and-black colorway suggests they're from Bad Bunny's recent collaboration with the label.

Styles coupled them with khakis, a turmeric yellow T-shirt, and a navy blue barn jacket. (It's giving "gym teacher in the 1970s-core.") His retro mustache was the cherry on top.

The night-out in New York marks their third sighting of the summer and their first stateside. As a fan of both Kravitz and Styles, I can't help but enjoy seeing them together, whether they're friends, more than friends, or still figuring it out. In a perfect world, they'll make their coordinating style official on the 2025 Emmys red carpet, where Kravitz is nominated this year. A girl can dream.

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It used to be taboo for celebrities to match, especially within days of each other. Nowadays, with the rise of archival fashion, the tables have turned. It's common for A-listers embrace already-worn designs—even at star-studded events like the Venice Film Festival. As a Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants fan, I couldn't be happier.

On August 28, Shailene Woodley arrived at the Jay Kelly premiere in a familiar little black dress. After staring at its scooped neckline, tank-ish straps, and skintight skirt, it finally hit me: Zoë Kravitz, her Big Little Lies co-star, wore a similar mini dress to the Caught Stealing premiere just days ago.

On August 26, the Caught Stealing star attended an after-party in New York wearing Kallmeyer's Eloise dress. Instead of the online black or ivory colorways, stylist Danielle Goldberg tapped the New York label for a Barbie pink version.

Kravitz's only sparkler was an east-west button-back ring, courtesy of Jessica McCormack, the jeweler behind the five-carat old mine cut Zendaya said "yes" to. Silver peep-toe mules finished her after-hours attire.

Normally, I'd say it was just a coincidence; two stars styling the same silhouette. The circumstances are different here. Kravitz and Woodley starred alongside each other in Divergent and Big Little Lies. In February 2017, Kravitz told Access Hollywood the two have "grown up together in a lot of ways." So, Woodley channeling Kravitz wouldn't be out of the question.

Similar to Kravitz, Woodley kept her accessories to a minimum in Venice, popping on sky-high Gianvito Rossi stilettos. To finish, she sourced Bulgari for an 18-karat gold Serpenti necklace. The ruby-encrusted choker is one of the rarest pieces in the Polychroma collection—its stone count and price tag aren't even public knowledge.

Based on the rate of a similar Viper Necklace, I can infer it hits the six-figure range or beyond. Since her necklace was quite the jaw-dropper, Woodley paired it with small diamond stud earrings.

Big Little Lies fans (myself included) are holding onto hope for a Season 3 renewal. In June, creator of the HBO series David E. Kelley shared with People, "We had a great time doing the first two seasons and we all want to do it again."

Maybe Woodley and Kravitz's matching mini dresses are actually a Season 3 Easter egg? They did reunite at dinner together last October. I might be heading into delulu territory, but what can I say? That's the Swiftie in me.

Shop Styles Inspired by Shailene Woodley

Although autumn isn’t here just yet (we still have a few more weeks of lingering heat waves), I’m already preparing for the change of seasons. A peek at my Pinterest mood board reveals snapshots of stylish celebrities providing major fall outfit inspiration. Zendaya’s post-Met Gala look—featuring a sleek leather jacket, flowy pull-on pants, and Tabi flats—is perfect for pumpkin picking on a crisp October day. Kendall Jenner’s gray suit set, which she wore earlier this year, can fit into any fall workwear rotation.

While each celebrity outfit that I’ve pinned has its own unique vibe, there’s a clear common thread: they’re all very easy to style. So, if you’re a minimalist like me who prefers a simple approach to fashion, you’ll want to add these A-list looks to your capsule wardrobe as the weather starts to cool.

Scroll down to explore a variety of fall outfit ideas worn by stars you love. The best part is you don’t need to spend a lot to get their look. Below, find affordable styles from brands like Zara, Reformation, J.Crew, and more.

How to Style a Trench Coat, Tank Top, and Capri Pants

No transitional wardrobe is complete without a lightweight trench coat and a pair of capri pants. Copy Hailey Bieber by pairing these two styles and swap her Totême flip-flops for a pair of closed-toe shoes.

This Leather Jacket, Crewneck Sweater, and Pants Look Is Foolproof

When she’s not posing on the red carpet, Zendaya still manages to make her street style look just as good. Wear this outfit to strike a balance between cozy and chic.