Zoë Kravitz Wore The Most Catwoman Oscar de la Renta Gown To The NYC Premiere Of 'The Batman'

Zoë Kravitz has done it again. The actress wore the most Catwoman-appropriate gown to the New York City premiere of The Batman last night, and we just cannot get over it.

Kravitz was photographed emerging from her car in a custom black velvet Oscar de la Renta dress with a built-in corset. The stunning gown featured a deep triangular plunge, cut down to the waist with lace-up detailing and silhouettes of what looked like cats on the bust.

Letting the couture speak for itself, Kravitz wore sleek black pumps, diamond studs, a styled updo, natural makeup, and a pointy French manicure.

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The star showed off her look on the red carpet with costar Robert Pattinson, who looked elegant and mysterious in a monochrome Batman-black look by Tom Ford. The outfit consisted of a black overcoat, black shirt, and black tie with a slight texture.

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It was just last week that the two made heads turn with their red-carpet appearance for the film's London premiere. To that glamorous event, Kravitz wore a custom black Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello dress with a scalloped halter neckline and underboob cutouts that resembled bat silhouettes.

The two previously opened up about their "intense" chemistry test for the Matt Reeves-directed film in an interview for Entertainment Weekly.

"The chemistry read was really intense," Kravitz said, adding that it doubled as her audition. "Rob was wearing the Batsuit, and it was a proper camera test with the DP there and everything on a soundstage. It wasn't just reading lines in a room. So it was intimidating, to say the least."

"The first time I'd even said lines from the script was in Zoë's screen test," Pattison added. "They had this idea that they wanted me to be taller at the beginning, so I basically had high-heeled sneakers on, and I'm tottering around in this strange Batman outfit. The camera's not even on me, it's on the back of my head, and I'm literally having this major panic attack, just looking for emotional support from Zoë, who's trying to get the part."

This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.

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