I’m not sure what it is about fall, but by mid-October, I often find myself in a style rut. It feels like everything I know about dressing well just slips my mind. While I may get a bit self-critical, I never panic because I know there are different ways to find inspiration and create outfits. My favorite method is to look at various celebrity street style outfits, especially those of Zoë Kravitz.
Kravitz hasn’t always been my style muse. It began in 2022 when I started paying attention. Her long black dress at The Batman premiere and her white gown at the Met Gala caught my eye. Off the red carpet, I started admiring her “less is more” approach, focusing on elevated wardrobe essentials rather than chasing every micro-trend. Then in early 2025, when she began working with stylist Danielle Goldberg, she truly became a fashion icon for me.
I appreciate her confidence in her personal style—she knows what she likes and sticks to it, which, in my opinion, embodies true personal style. For example, she favors a satin-trimmed pencil skirt and jeans of all kinds, and when she’s not in flat clogs, she’s likely in pointed-toe pumps or open-toe sandals with sheer tights. While she often wears designers like The Row and Saint Laurent, her looks still feel like I can replicate them using pieces I already own. If you’re looking for style inspiration like I am, keep scrolling to see six of my favorite fall outfits worn by Kravitz along with the pieces needed to re-create them.
Outfit 1
First, here’s an easy-to-re-create denim-and-blazer outfit. What sets this look apart is the blazer’s color. Instead of the traditional black, Kravitz chose a taupe blazer, which feels very fresh. I also love how she mismatched it with black heels instead of matching shoes. And we can’t ignore the light-wash baggy jeans. Some fashion people are gravitating toward dark-rinse denim this fall, but that doesn’t mean you should put away your light-wash jeans. There’s always a time and place for them, even when temperatures drop into the 50s.
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