US EditionZendaya Favors Louis Vuitton for 'The Drama' in Paris
Zendaya showcased a custom Louis Vuitton white dress with a black train and David Morris jewelry at The Drama premiere, continuing her role as the brand ambassador.
- On Tuesday, Zendaya attended the Paris premiere of 'The Drama' wearing a custom Louis Vuitton gown featuring a statement bow and long black train.
- Styled by Law Roach, the actress continued her 'method dressing' approach seen during 'Dune: Part Two' and 'Challengers' press tours.
- The look featured a 'bixie' haircut and 'siren eyes' makeup, accented by David Morris jewelry including diamond earrings.
- In 'The Drama,' Zendaya stars alongside Robert Pattinson as a couple whose wedding week unravels after she discloses a dark secret.
- Zendaya has a busy year ahead with upcoming releases including 'Dune: Part Three', 'Euphoria' season 3, and 'Spider Man: Brand New Day'.
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