Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz Spotted in New York City Amid Wedding Planning
The couple shared a public display of affection while out in the city, as reports continue to surface about their impending nuptials.
Pop star Harry Styles and his fiancée, actress Zoe Kravitz, were seen together in New York City on Thursday, sharing a kiss and holding hands during a casual outing. The couple, who announced their engagement in April, were photographed strolling through the city, pausing for a passionate embrace at a crosswalk.
For their outing, Kravitz, 37, and Styles, 32, coordinated their outfits in shades of blue and wore matching sunglasses. Kravitz wore a dark blue crop top with the word "Picasso" across the front, paired with a white midi skirt, black ballet-style kitten heels, and a woven tote bag. She accessorized with a red beaded necklace and a gold bangle bracelet. Styles sported a muted blue sweatshirt over a gray t-shirt, bright green shorts, white sneakers, and carried a gray baseball cap. Like Kravitz, he wore dark wraparound sunglasses.
Sources suggest the couple is planning an intimate wedding ceremony with close family and friends, followed by a larger celebration with live music. The exact wedding details are being approached with a "laid-back" attitude, according to an insider. While they were previously reported to be considering a ceremony in the UK around Christmas, they have also discussed the possibility of a second celebration in New York.
One source told People that Styles and Kravitz prioritize having their loved ones around and creating a "fun and beautiful experience" for them. The idea of multiple ceremonies has also been mentioned, with one potential location being the Fouquet's Hotel in New York, given Kravitz's father, Lenny Kravitz, still resides in Manhattan. Another source indicated Kravitz is exploring unique ideas for outfits and themes, potentially leaning towards a larger celebration despite considering an intimate ceremony or even elopement.
Styles is currently in the midst of his 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York. During a recent show, he addressed fan concerns about his potential retirement following the tour.