Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz were photographed entering John F. Kennedy International Airport together in New York City as the two appeared to travel after a day of meetings with family and friends, British tabloid reports said.
Photographs published by the Daily Mail show Styles, 31, walking ahead of Kravitz, 36, carrying a large duffel as the pair headed into the terminal. Styles wore a white button-down shirt over jeans with a sweater draped across his shoulders and a baseball cap and sunglasses. Kravitz wore an all‑black, loose‑fitting ensemble and trailed slightly behind.
The airport outing came after reports that Styles met Kravitz's father, musician Lenny Kravitz, at Sant Ambroeus, an Italian café in Manhattan. Later the same day the couple are reported to have dined with friends at Cut, the Four Seasons Hotel's steakhouse, where onlookers described the mood as upbeat. Page Six and the Daily Mail published accounts of the meetings and the evening out.
An insider quoted by Page Six characterized the relationship as "new and fresh," saying the couple were spending time together socially and meeting members of each other's circles. The Daily Mail published comments from people close to the pair suggesting their bond may be developing beyond a casual fling, noting friends perceived a growing seriousness between them.
Photographers also captured Styles and Kravitz together earlier in the week in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg, where Kravitz owns an apartment, and Kravitz was pictured arriving at a London party honoring jeweler Jessica McCormack the previous night, the Daily Mail reported.
Styles, who rose to fame with One Direction and has a solo music and acting career, has previously been linked publicly to a number of figures in the entertainment world, including Olivia Dean, Taylor Russell, Olivia Wilde, Camille Rowe, Tess Ward, Taylor Swift and the late Caroline Flack. Neither representative for Styles nor Kravitz had issued a public statement about the outings as of the reports.
Reporting on the pair's appearances has focused on their public interactions and introductions to each other's social circles rather than official relationship status. Both outlets described the encounters and dinners as social and convivial, and quoted acquaintances who framed the meetings as part of the couples' early-stage relationship activity in New York.
The coverage follows broader interest in both performers' personal lives as they maintain public careers in music and film. Representatives for the individuals and the restaurants mentioned did not immediately respond to requests for comment reported in the stories.