Between 1987 and 1993, Lisa Bonet was half of one of the coolest couples in Hollywood with her then-husband Lenny Kravitz. Kravitz and Bonet's fashion choices contributed to the '80s trend of removing gender from clothing, interchanging traditionally masculine and feminine pieces and patterns to create stunning mosaic looks. Of course, unisex and gender-neutral clothing is popular today, but Kravitz's floral deep ensembles and Bonet's broad-shouldered looks set a precedent for a style centered on beauty. Their most iconic outfits surpassed feminine or masculine ideals (via InStyle).
The former couple walked many red carpets with luscious locks, rockstar-chic patchwork sweaters, and leather jackets. Today, the two are still on good terms and have posed at events like the Met Gala in 2015, which was arguably one of Bonet's most memorable looks of the 2010s. She and Kravitz wore matching Valentino ensembles — hers featured a long-sleeved, white Victorian-style blouse, paired with a silk black dress with delicate flowers, and a cascading lace hem. They were joined by their daughter, Zoe Kravitz, a fashion icon in her own right, with her seemingly effortless, often androgynous style that mimics the trends created by her famous parents (via Anne of Carversville).
