Zoe Kravitz shows off her taut tummy in a black cropped tank top while strolling in New York City
Zoë Kravitz showcased a stylish yet minimal all-black ensemble as she went for a walk in New York city on Thursday.
The 31-year-old Big Little Lies star was on the move while going bra-free in a black cropped tank top that highlighted her toned midriff and displayed her tattooed arms.
The actress stayed on theme with a flowing set of black slacks and a comfortable pair of black leather flats.
Back in black: Zoë Kravitiz, 31, looked fierce in an all-black ensemble while out for a stroll in Manhattan on Thursday
Zoë blocked out the morning sun with a slim pair of black sunglasses, and she added a splash of color with a hot pink handbag slung over one shoulder.
The 5ft2in beauty was in her own world as she listened to headphones connected to her phone, and she practiced proper coronavirus safety procedures by social distancing and wearing a simple black mask.
Missing from the Fantastic Beasts actress’ stroll was her husband Karl Glusman, whom she married in June last year at her father Lenny Kravitz’s Paris estate.
She and the 32-year-old Love star had been dating since 2016, before getting engaged in February 2018.
Fit figure: The Big Little Lies star was on the move while going bra-free in a black cropped tank top that highlighted her toned midriff and displayed her tattooed arms
Minimalist: The actress stayed on theme with a flowing set of black slacks and a pair of black leather flats
According to Page Six, the High Fidelity star made a stop while out at Ray’s Bar in Manhattan’s Lower East Side for a pop-up event put on by Gotham Burger Social Club.
According to the burger chef, Mika Puma, Zoë wanted to try out the signature smash burger single.
‘OMG, This is the best F’n burger I’ve ever had!’ Puma claimed she said after he checked in on her.
Yum! Zoë stopped by the Justin Theroux–owned Ray’s Bar for a smash burger at the Gotham Burger Social Club pop up, which the chef Mike Puma claimed she was a big fan of
Parting is such sweet sorrow: Zoe had kind words for her colleagues on High Fidelity after Hulu announced the show’s cancellation after one season earlier this month
Zoë called out her former network Hulu last week for a lack of diverse programming after her series High Fidelity was canceled.
The adaptation was a gender- and race-swapped adaptation of the 2000 and the Nick Hornby novel.
Zoë played Rob, the owner of an in indie record store. The role was played by John Cusack in the film version.
After initially posting kind words to her costars and colleagues, she let loose on the network with a sarcastic reply to a consoling comment from Tessa Thompson.
‘I will miss you alllllllllllll so much,’ the Thor: Ragnarok star wrote.
‘@tessamaethompson it’s cool,’ Zoë replied. ‘at least hulu has a ton of other shows starring women of color we can watch. oh wait.’
All alone: Zoë sarcastically replied to Tessa Thompson’s condolences and noted Hulu’s lack of shows starring women of color
Swapped: She starred in the race- and gender-swapped series in the role originally played by John Cusack in the 2000 film