Summer can be a taxing time for minimalists. With colourful holiday style and Copenhagen Fashion Week championing a ‘more is more’ approach to fashion, those who prefer a more understated palette find it difficult to slot into the fashionscape.
If this feels familiar, fear not - as the ever quirky, ever cool Zoë Kravitz has officially coined 90s minimalism a failsafe summer staple for 2025.
The actress took to the streets of New York on Monday, turning out a tailored look by Saint Laurent that married sexed-up Charlie’s Angels polish and slouchy off-duty style. For the low-key outing, she buttoned herself into a black waistcoat featuring a cropped silhouette and a sateen finish, which was paired with some low-slung trousers complete with an oversized fit and a classic pinstripe print.
© GC ImagesThe creative that she is, Zoë injected a touch of unexpected bohemia to her suited-and-booted aesthetic, styling out a pair of rave-shade inspired wraparound sunglasses in a pale pistachio hue which she teamed with a black corded pendant necklace. A selection of Jessica McCormack pieces infused her look with some opulent charm.
Zoë wore her hair down loose and held in place by a navy headscarf, showcasing a classic paisley print - any festival goer’s must-have accessory.
© GC ImagesThe director is currently knee-deep in the press tour for her latest onscreen project Caught Stealing. The film follows the story of high-school baseball phenom-turned-bartender, Hank Thompson (Austin Butler), who finds his quiet New York City life upended when he agrees to cat-sit for his punk-rock neighbour.
Zoë stars as the protoganist's girlfriend Yvonne, who helps her partner as he becomes ensnared in a chaotic muddle of Russian, Puerto Rican, and Hasidic gangs - all desperately seeking something he doesn’t even know he has.
The film is set to be released later this month and is directed by Darren Aronofsky from a screenplay written by Charlie Huston - based on the author's book of the same name.
