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Zoë Kravitz Expands Her Enviable Saint Laurent Shoe Lineup With Golden Snake Heels

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Zoë Kravitz Expands Her Enviable Saint Laurent Shoe Lineup With Golden Snake Heels

Kravitz wore the gold Saint Laurent snake heels from Anthony Vaccarello's spring 2027 collection to the "How to Rob a Bank" premiere on Tuesday.

Zoë Kravitz once again showed her penchant for Saint Laurent footwear at the “How to Rob a Bank” New York premiere on Tuesday, where she modeled the brand’s buzzy new snake heels from the spring 2027 runway.

To go with her brocade two-piece set featuring a cropped jacket and low-rise pants, Kravitz wore a pair of gold sandals elevated by a sculptural serpentine heel, hailing from Anthony Vaccarello‘s recent gold-themed collection.

Saint Laurent freelance design director of shoes Corrado De Biase explained the design inspiration to FN recently. The team was focused on championing heritage and found old photos of Yves Saint Laurent’s coffee table which featured “really beautiful” snake sculptures. The shoes also reframe the negative connotation of Eve’s story of sin in the Bible.

“The idea of putting on that shoe is to liberate the woman in the sense that there’s no sin to follow your desire,” De Biase said. “So the snake doesn’t need to be associated to sin, but just to pleasure, to desire, to enjoy your desire yourself, which is perfect for the woman of Saint Laurent, because a Saint Laurent woman is not afraid to enjoy her sexuality, her desire, her freedom. We are obsessed here by the idea of desirability, you need to provoke this in people.”

This isn’t Kravitz’s first time repping the spring 2027 collection, which was Vaccarello’s last for the house.


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