Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz Step Out in Perfect Fall Couple Fits

If I were in the business of crafting high-concept subliminal marketing campaigns, I might seed the idea that the seemingly new coupling of Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz—who, after being seen together in Rome last month, were spotted holding hands and sipping iced coffee in Brooklyn on Thursday—were concocted in a lab by Big Fashion in order to sell fall clothing. Sweater weather’s just around the corner? Oh, have these two got the style inspiration for you!

During the outing, Styles—whose fashion mullet is still going strong—dressed casually in a thin black long-sleeve tee, a navy knit sweater slung over his shoulders, vintage Levi’s straight-leg blue jeans, and brown leather loafers from The Row. The English pop star accessorized with Jacques Marie Mage aviator shades and his go-to yellow tote bag from painter David Hockney’s 2023 “Drawing from Life” show at London’s National Portrait Gallery, for which the artist painted a portrait of Styles, who himself is a noted art fan.

(And while Styles is also a noted fan of The Row, perhaps there is something about Kravitz’s aura that compels her romantic partners to wear the brand’s ruched “Eel” loafers; her ex, Channing Tatum, also had a pair.)

Kravitz matched Styles’s black-and-blue palette in a navy T-shirt, baggy black jeans, dark oval sunglasses, and black leather ballet flats.

Earlier this week, the two were spotted on another canoodle-y New York City jaunt in similarly casual ensembles: Styles wore his trusty navy chore coat with a yellow tee, wide-legged khakis, and Sambas, while Kravitz wore a long black trench with dark trousers, sandals, and a black baseball cap embroidered with the phrase “American Beauty.”

While Harry Styles has always been, ahem, a stylish guy, his alleged situationship with Kravitz could very well unlock a new level of fashion prowess. Between Tatum, with whom she was in a relationship from 2021 to 2024, and her Caught Stealing costar, Austin Butler, the actress has a knack for making whoever is standing alongside her up their own sartorial ante.