They say you cannot have it all, but Zoë Kravitz’s latest street-style rotation suggests otherwise. Between a substantial diamond ring courtesy of Harry Styles, premium nepo credentials, and what appears to be an endless supply of The Row, her current position seems enviably complete.
Forthcoming nuptials notwithstanding, Kravitz’s dedication to off-duty dressing warrants genuine commendation. Her steadfast commitment to wired headphones and slogan caps serves as reminder that celebrity style need not default to naked dressing and custom couture. There is, evidently, an alternative path.
The latest addition to her cool-girl capsule: a pair of soft summer loafers, the seasonal evolution of the sturdy men’s pairs she has repeatedly styled with chic basics. Single-handedly ensuring The Row’s footwear department remains solvent, her newest shoe of choice arrives courtesy of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen—the patron saints of pared-back elegance with correspondingly painful price tags.
Loafers have undeniably emerged as the shoe of summer for anyone infected by ’90s nostalgia—which, judging by current evidence, constitutes essentially everyone. Whether channeling an Ivy League student in the 1980s, Carolyn Bessette in the 1990s, or Zoë in the present decade, the directive is clear: proper shoes have returned. And Kravitz, as ever, understood the assignment before the rest of us received it.
