Zoë Kravitz suited up with a new look amid her “Caught Stealing” press tour, and slid into New York in a pair of summer’s most talked about shoe, The Row‘s Dune flip-flop.

After a whirlwind week in Europe, Kravitz is back in the U.S. to continue the press run for her upcoming movie, in which she stars alongside Austin Butler, Bad Bunny, Regina King, Liev Schreiber and more.

The actress and her stylist Danielle Goldberg have been tapping into the simplicity and minimalism of the ’90s, putting Kravitz in mini T-shirts, tanks and slipdresses, paired with simple mules, ballet flaps or flip-flops. She opted for an office-ready aesthetic for her most recent look on Tuesday, while also returning to one of her most-worn shoe styles this summer.

Kravitz opted for The Row’s Dune Classic Sandal in rubber. The sandal, which is currently sold out in both the black and scarlet colors on the brand’s website but retails for $690, has become a go-to shoe for celebrities during the warmer months this year.

The versatile flip-flop sandal is made from cotton grosgrain with a textured footbed and a lightweight rubber sole. The thong portion of the sandals is made from cotton and viscose, and features a synthetic sole.

She paired the sandals with a men’s navy blue denim suit from Procell Vintage Store, which included a two-button blazer and oversize trousers. She styled the outfit with a white button-down blouse featuring an exaggerated collar and Jessica McCormack diamond and blackened gold gypset hoop earrings.

The Row’s Dune sandals have become a preferred style among celebrities like Lori Harvey and Jonathan Bailey, and they have been spotted on and off the red carpet. Thong sandals and flip-flops are having a major moment this year, and have been referred to as the shoe of the summer. Other luxury brands like The Row have also dived into the trend with popular flip-flop brands like Havaianas partnering with Dolce & Gabbana on a collection earlier this year.

“Caught Stealing” follows a New York City bartender Hank Thompson, played by Butler, whose punk-rock neighbor asks him to take care of his cat for a few days, and suddenly finds himself caught in the middle of a motley crew of threatening gangsters who all want a piece of him. The movie was directed by Darren Aronofsky and hits theaters on Friday.