The Row, Saint Laurent, or Something Else? I'm Predicting Zoë Kravitz's Bridal Style
If Zoë Kravitz ties the knot with Harry Styles in 2026, these are the bridal pieces we predict she'll wear.
In August 2025, Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles were spotted arm in arm in Rome, marking their first public appearance together and immediately fueling dating rumors. Their outings soon expanded to New York City, Berlin, and Los Angeles, further fueling speculation about their relationship. Then in April 2026, less than a year later, outlets including People reported that the couple was officially engaged after Kravitz was seen wearing an elongated cushion-cut diamond ring set in a yellow-gold bezel. Since then, a few questions have been floating around: When will they tie the knot? Where will the wedding take place? What celebrities will be on the guest list? Most importantly, what will Kravitz wear?
True to Kravitz's pared-back yet elevated style and her loyalty to a select group of designers, my first guess would be custom Saint Laurent or The Row. But if she were to opt for an off-the-rack look from a ready-to-wear collection, I have a few other ideas for what her wedding wardrobe might include. I've put together a carefully curated edit of pieces that could fit the bill. Expect plenty of cream gowns (white feels a little too stark for Kravitz) as well as pantsuits and skirt suits. I have a feeling she'll be anything but a traditional bride. Without further ado, scroll on to discover the pieces.
Shop Zoë Kravitz–Coded Bridal Pieces
If you're a minimalist dresser, you know that it doesn't get cooler than a The Row dress like this.
If you buy one thing from this edit, please make it this gorgeous strapless number.
I could see Kravitz wearing this to her after-party.
The thin lace trimming is so romantic.
This dress features pockets. Need I say more?
Only the chicest brides would wear this to their rehearsal dinner.
After seeing a peplum top like this, I'll bet you'll think differently about the shirt style being "dated."
The best part is that you'll be able to wear this skirt way beyond your wedding weekend.
No notes.
Aflalo is the New York–based fashion brand that tastemakers are obsessing over right now.
St. Agni gets it.
You can't go wrong with Aritzia's classic Effortless Pants.
Wait until you see the back.
You have to see the dress version of this top too.
A perfect satin skirt.
The way this dress relaxes on the body is perfect.
If you have the budget, how could you not?
I love the concealed buttons.
The crinkled texture makes this simple skirt feel everything but basic.
Chic.
Endless styling possibilities.
Another stunning textured skirt.
Kaia Gerber wore this dress, so I'm certain Kravitz would too.
If you're looking for a modern pantsuit, grab this belted jacket and style it with tailored trousers.
I love the thick waistband.
This velvet option is for winter brides.
Diotima's founder and designer, Rachel Scott, is a true artisan.
A work of art.
This blazer is all about the details—the high V-neck, contrasted buttons, fitted waist, short lapels, and wide shoulders.
To pair with the blazer above.
