Zoë Kravitz Wears a Tiny Lace Lingerie Slip Dress on the Red Carpet

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Zoë Kravitz attended a photocall for her film Caught Stealing in Paris, France on August 21.
She wore a slinky lingerie-inspired white slipdress for the occasion.
Kravitz previously wore another white lace slipdress during the Caught Stealing press tour.

Your favorite fashion It-girl has probably worn her best lingerie on the red carpet. Model Irina Shayk donned a sheer black slip dress while out and about. Dakota Johnson wore a slinky silk slip dress with a sheer lace bust and another sheer lace dress, which she paired with a large leather jacket over her shoulders. Emma Stone rocked a negligée-inspired lace slipdress. Andie MaDcowell, Heather Graham, Kate Hudson, and even Meghan Markle have also hopped about the boudoir chic trend. And now, it hardly comes as a great surprise that Zoë Kravitz has stepped out in a slinky nightgown-esque slipdress of her own.

Getty Zoë Kravitz at a photocall in Paris — Getty
Zoë Kravitz at a photocall in Paris

Attending a photocall for her film Caught Stealing in Paris on August 21, the actress wore a delicate white silk minidress with a sheer lace bodice and matching trim around the hem. She kept her jewelry to a minimum, accessorizing with a few rings, an over-the-elbow bangle, and a pair of drop earrings.

So far, Kravitz’s Caught Stealing press tour has been a parade of the actress’s penchant for chic simplicity. Attending a premiere of the film in London, England last week, Kravitz wore a slinky, blackless LBD that included a plunging neckline and a white silk pussybow on one side. For a photocall in London, she opted for a pretty white lace dress with a plunging neckline paired with millennial side bangs. A week earlier, she stepped out in a YSL vest paired with low-rise pants, a diamond choker pendant, and a trendy scarf headpiece.

Kravitz stars in Caught Stealing as Yvonne opposite Austin Butler. “She’s great for him. She’s an EMT, and she’s a caring woman and she’s cool and she’s strong,” Butler said of her character to Vanity Fair. “New York strength, but also levity and lightness.”