Zoë Kravitz Channels Carrie Bradshaw in Short Shorts and Nearly $200k Worth of Diamonds

Chelsey SanchezSat, August 29, 2026 at 4:27 PM UTC

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When it comes to beating the New York City heat, there’s no more fashionable way to get it done than by following in Carrie Bradshaw’s (usually heeled) footsteps. Zoë Kravitz happened to do just that—sans the stilettos.

On Friday, the actor was photographed out and about in New York City, where she strutted down the sidewalk in a boxy black T-shirt and a pair of cobalt blue Adidas shorts with the brand’s iconic black stripes running down the side. To accessorize, Kravitz added black wraparound sunglasses from Thistle, a slouchy black leather shoulder bag from the Row, and a diamond button-back necklace from Jessica McCormack, which retails for £140,000 (or about $189k).

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In an on-the-nose nod to Carrie, Kravitz capped off the look with a red Sex and the City cap. However, in my professional opinion, I think Carrie would probably do without Kravitz’s gray slides (though if she wore slides instead of heels, maybe she would’ve caught Aidan’s dog sooner...).

XNY/Star Max - Getty Images

XNY/Star Max - Getty Images

This isn’t the only time that Kravitz has worn a look that seems like it could’ve been pulled straight from Patricia Field’s Sex and the City wardrobe department. The day prior, Kravitz rocked another short shorts fit, wearing black bottoms with a white tee from Barneys—one of Carrie’s favorite places to shop. The Batman star finished off her look with strappy black satin mules with a kitten heel from the Row, a pair of diamond drop earrings, a leopard-print tote bag by Saint Laurent, and a scrunchy white yoga headband.

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