1986 Concert: The Humble Beginning
Kravitz first took the chest-baring plunge in 1986 with a gypsy-inspired ensemble.
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1997 Charity Gala: The Dreads and Deep-V
Though Kravitz's affinity for deep-v's is still alive, his dreads, unfortunately, are not.
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2001 VH1 Music Awards: Knits On Fleek
A crochet duster cardigan, oversize knit newsboy cap, flare jeans and a plunging neckline decorated with puka shells made Kravitz' ensemble the envy of every early 00's girl.
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2004 MTV VMAs: The Sexy Suit Side-Eye
Long before starlets like Gigi Hadid and Emma Stone started rocking the sexy suit trend, Kravitz was slaying the carpet in his shirtless ensembles.
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2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The “Bitch, I’m Fabulous”
From his silky locks to his man bag to his tuft of chest hair, Kravitz proves that being a bonafide rockstar means means wearing whatever you want.
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2011 Grammys: Mesh Please
Who needs a real shirt when you're rocking a leather pants and vest combo?
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2012 Milan Tour: The Nip Slip
Wardrobe malfunctions: Not just for Lindsay Lohan.
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2013 Baha Mar Performance: The Casual Construction Look
Forget orange construction vests and hardhats. All Kravitz needs is a knit beanie and half-open plaid shirt.
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2013 ‘The Butler’ Premiere: The “One More Button”
Kravitz's ritual before the leaving the house: Unbutton one more button.
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2014 CMTs: The Country Flair
The rockstar countrified his leather look with snakeskin cowboy boots and a pec-revealing pinstripe vest.
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2014 SLS Las Vegas Grand Opening: The Fancy Fishnet
The best way to spice up a fishnet tank? Skin-tight leather pants, obviously.
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2014 Germany Performance: The “How Low Can You Go”
C'mon, Kravitz, just open it all the way. We know you want to.
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2014 NRJ Music Awards: Mesh Is More
Shirt or necklace? The world may never know.
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2014 GQ Men of the Year Gala: The Classic Kravitz
Shades? Check. Leather? Check (blazer) and check (pants). Daring deep-v neckline? Check.
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2015 Superbowl: Metallic Mesh
The rockstar's on-stage appearance with Katy Perry called for all things metallic: mesh tees, reflective aviators and heavy chains.