Let’s face it: Fashion can sometimes feel uninspired. Especially during the cooler months, when we are more concerned with staying warm than looking incredibly fashionable, it can be easy to fall into a style slump. The solution? Making fashion fun again by taking it less seriously. Stylist Allison Bornstein made headlines over the summer with her 'Wrong Shoe Theory,' which involves wearing a shoe that feels unexpected in your outfit—like swapping a sneaker for a colorful loafer, and so on. Stylish celebs are also in on the fun: In Los Angeles the other night, Zoë Kravitz mastered the wrong shoe theory with a pop-of-color purple shoe in her otherwise neutral ensemble. The High Fidelity star was out with fiancé Channing Tatum, who, judging by his simple outfit, might be taking cutes from the minimalist maverick by his side.
Kravitz’s sleek wardrobe is historically enviable—and her latest look was no exception. She layered a longline black maxi coat over a champagne-toned button-down and baggy black trousers. The "It" girl carried a Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello black shoulder bag and added a pop of sparkle with a tennis necklace. Last but not least was her stunning purple shoes that ever so slightly peaked out of the bottom of her pants. Hers are the Ava flats from The Row, which hardly came as a surprise since Kravitz often sports pieces from the quiet luxury brand.
