NEW YORK — Zoë Kravitz brought high-octane Parisian glamour to Manhattan on Tuesday night, stepping out in a striking gold Saint Laurent brocade ensemble for the premiere of her new film, “How to Rob a Bank.”
The premiere, held at the AMC Lincoln Square 13 theater, showcased the actress and “Blink Twice” filmmaker in a standout look straight from the French luxury fashion house’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection. Kravitz, known for her sharp and minimalist yet daring red-carpet choices, embraced a fully gilded aesthetic that turned heads as she arrived at the high-profile screening.
The ensemble consisted of a meticulously coordinated cropped jacket featuring long sleeves, paired with a matching pair of low-rise, straight-leg trousers. The intricate brocade fabric lent a rich, heavy textural element to the outfit, while thoughtful details provided subtle contrast and dimension. Dark brown faux fur cuffs trimmed the ends of the sleeves, introducing an unexpected tactile texture against the shimmering metallic fabric. Delicate beaded embellishments lined the neckline, while a statement gold belt featuring a crystal-embellished floral buckle was cinched at the hips, tying the entire gilded color scheme together with precision.
Continuing the monochromatic metallic theme, Kravitz completed her red-carpet attire with a pair of strappy gold heeled sandals. Opting for understated elegance in her accessories, she kept her jewelry minimal, selecting delicate stud earrings and a sophisticated ring designed by Jessica McCormack. The entire look was curated by celebrity stylist Danielle Goldberg, whose high
-profile clientele also includes stars like Greta Lee and Kendall Jenner.
Tuesday night’s appearance marked yet another moment in Kravitz’s ongoing tenure as a prominent Saint Laurent muse. The red-carpet outing closely followed another memorable gold look from the luxury label earlier in the month. On Nov. 2, Kravitz attended the CFDA Fashion Awards, where she took the stage to present the International Designer of the Year Award to Anthony Vaccarello, the brand’s former creative director. Vaccarello’s departure from Saint Laurent was officially confirmed in early October, marking the end of a defining chapter for the French fashion house.
Before parting ways with the brand, Vaccarello curated a spring 2027 collection that critics described as deeply emotional and cinematic. Miles Socha, writing in WWD’s review of the collection, noted that the line “felt wistful and melancholy, like a farewell.”
Socha further detailed the melancholic grandeur of the collection, observing that “the trenchcoats, pencil skirts, safari jackets, luncheon suits and cocktail dresses were all gilded in a variety of fabrics, not only lamé, but organza, guipure lace, chiffon, brocade, jacquard, metallic cotton and latex.”
The presentation itself was an exercise in pure Parisian spectacle. Models walked beneath three gargantuan gold chandeliers that appeared to float mysteriously above a stark black catwalk, set against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower shimmering in the night sky. With idyllic weather and a nearly full moon overhead, the show captured a sense of full-throttle Parisian chic that has long defined Vaccarello’s tenure at the helm of the storied fashion house.
Beyond her red-carpet triumphs, Kravitz is currently promoting her latest cinematic venture. In “How to Rob a Bank,” she stars alongside an ensemble cast that includes Nicholas Hoult, Pete Davidson, Anna Sawai, John C. Reilly, and Christian Slater. The film follows a gripping plot centered on a group of ambitious bank robbers who decide to stream their high-stakes heists live on social media, blending modern digital culture with classic crime-thriller dynamics. The feature officially hits theater screens nationwide on Friday.
