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Zoë Kravitz Is Saint Laurent’s Golden Girl Again at the ‘How to Rob a Bank’ Premiere

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Zoë Kravitz Is Saint Laurent’s Golden Girl Again at the ‘How to Rob a Bank’ Premiere

The actress turned to designer Anthony Vaccarello's final Saint Laurent collection, returning to the gold palette she brought to the CFDA Awards earlier this month.

Zoë Kravitz dripped in gold Saint Laurent brocade at the “How to Rob a Bank” premiere held at AMC Lincoln Square 13 in New York City on Tuesday night.

The actress and “Blink Twice” filmmaker wore a look from the French luxury fashion house’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection. The ensemble consisted of a coordinated cropped jacket with long sleeves and a pair of low-rise, straight-leg trousers.

The brocade fabric gave the ensemble a textural element, while the dark brown faux fur cuffs at the end of the sleeves provided some contrast. Beaded embellishments at the neckline and a gold belt with a crystal-embellished floral buckle at the hips added to the gilded color scheme.

Kravitz added a pair of strappy gold heeled sandal heels to her look and kept her jewelry minmial, adding stud earrings and a ring by Jessica McCormack. Stylist Danielle Goldberg, who also works with Greta Lee and Kendall Jenner, styled Kravitz’s premiere ensemble.

Tuesday night marked Kravitz’s latest stint as a Saint Laurent golden girl, following another gold look from the label at the Nov. 2 CFDA Fashion Awards, where she helped present former creative director Anthony Vaccarello with the International Designer of the Year Award. Vaccarello’s departure from Saint Laurent was confirmed in early October.

But before he ultimately parted ways with the French luxury fashion house, Vaccarello assembled a collection that “felt wistful and melancholy, like a farewell,” Miles Socha wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.


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