"When Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles were first papp'd together in Rome in August, my first thought was: OK, this couple is too cool. Frankly, it's unfair to the rest of us. They're both hot. They're both chic, in a "I moved to Berlin" sort of way. They act, they make music, they look hot (did I already say that?). It's a too-perfect match."
"While visiting NYC in September, they reportedly lunched with Zoë's father, Lenny Kravitz, and received the father stamp of approval, a source told People. Then, again in September, a source told Page Six that the couple had gone from "0 to 60," and were not "just a fling," adding, "Harry wouldn't have gone public with Zoë if it wasn't anything." Agreed, Harry. I certainly wouldn't step out with someone in Williamsburg-the Photograph-of-a-Couple-Walking Capital of the World-unless we were married."
"And in the many subsequent walks they were paparazzi'd on-and there were several-they couldn't help but be the hottest item on the street (which did nothing to curb my jealousy). It also doesn't hurt that they're always wearing the same pair of slouchy vintage jeans (the kind that would never look good on you, but of course look perfect on them). Is the secret to a happy relationship just... constantly going on walks together in trendy outfits? Someone conduct a study."
Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles were photographed together beginning in Rome in August and subsequently in London, Paris, New York City, and other cities, prompting intense media attention. Kravitz reportedly called Styles "her soulmate," and the couple received approval from Kravitz's father, Lenny. Sources described the relationship as serious rather than a fling, and noted that Styles went public because the relationship mattered. The pair have been frequently photographed on walks, often wearing matching slouchy vintage jeans, appearing as a fashionable, enviable couple. Styles announced his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, and a Madison Square Garden residency.
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