Zoe Kravitz embraces flirty florals along with a face mask and gloves for a stroll with her dog Layla in New York City
She’s set to slip into a catsuit this fall to play the iconic role of Catwoman in the upcoming superhero flick The Batman.
On Friday, however, Zoe Kravitz opted for something a bit more comfortable and rocked a flirty floral swing dress to take her dog for a walk in New York City.
Zoe, 31, was spotted giving her pup Layla a little TLC on the stoop of a Brooklyn brownstone while making sure she stays safe from COVID-19 in personal protective equipment.
Out and about: Zoe Kravitz cut a casual figure while out for a walk with her dog in a flouncy floral dress in Brooklyn on Friday
The High Fidelity star channeled her inner school girl in a kitschy pair of Bobby socks and Mary Jane to walk her dog.
She carried her retro vibe over to her accessories too wearing a pair of dark cat eye sunglasses.
Zoe’s black short sleeve swing dress featured a floral print of large red blooms scattered over the material.
She made sure to put her safety, and the safety of others first, and wore a pair of purple rubber gloves and a medical grade facemask.
Fur baby: The High Fidelity star channeled her inner school girl in a kitschy pair of Bobby socks and Mary Jane paired with a black and red floral swing dress to walk her dog Layla
Ready for a long walk, the daughter of Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz had her phone in hand and her headphones on.
Zoe’s fur baby Layla, a black and white husky-type, sat patiently waiting for her mom to take her out.
During the COVID crisis, Zoe has been quarantining with her dog and husband of one year Karl Glusman.
This fall Zoe will go from dog mom to cat lady when she takes on the role of Catwoman in Matt Reeves new adaptation of Batman.
Staying safe: Zoe wore a mask and gloves on Friday in NYC where she has been quarantining with her dog and husband of one year Karl Glusman
Filming for the superhero move suspended due to coronavirus but in late June, production was allowed to resume in the U.K. following a comprehensive set of health guidelines that was approved by the government and health bodies.
During the initial COVID-19 crisis in early March, Warner Bros. moved production of The Batman from London to Liverpool, but eventually pulled the plug and shut it down a couple weeks later, around the time it was deemed a pandemic.
The superhero franchise re-boot, starring Robert Pattinson as Batman, has since seen its premiere date pushed back from June 25, 2021 to October 1, 2021.
The stellar cast also includes Colin Farrell as The Penguin, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, Paul Dano plays The Riddler, John Turturro is Carmine Falcone, Peter Sarsgaard plays Gil Colson, Jayme Lawson portrays Bella Reál and Andy Serkis has the role of Alfred Pennyworth.
Coming soon: Zoe will play Catwoman in The Batman this fall opposite Robert Pattinson in the titular role; filming is now allowed to resume on the project in the UK with new safety guidelines