All of Zendaya's best 'Challengers' looks
There is nobody quite like Zendaya when it comes to the red carpet. She always pushes the boundaries with her style and is not afraid of embracing a little method dressing.
Over the years, the actress has tapped into her characters in the most inventive of ways, from her custom Valentino Spider-Man look to that very memorable vintage Mugler moment for the Dune 2 premiere. And, for her latest movie Challengers, which sees her star as a tennis player, Zendaya and her stylist Law Roach have been finding the most fabulous and surreal ways to nod to the film, including a pair of tennis ball-adorned stilettos.
With Loewe responsible for the costumes in the film, the actress has been working closely with Jonathan Anderson on a number of her custom red-carpet looks, while she has also been turning to Louis Vuitton.
Below, we round up all of her tennis-inspired looks.
Longchamp
Zendaya chose a sporty Longchamp look with On trainers to attend a screening of the film at the Black Girls Tennis Club in New York.
Alaia
She was later photographed out in New York wearing a hooded Alaia dress and matching shoes.
Custom Erdem
Zendaya was seen arriving for an appearance on Good Morning America in New York wearing a custom Erdem dress that featured hand-painted brushstrokes.
Vintage Mugler
She was later seen leaving the television studios sporting an elegant vintage Mugler skirt suit in vibrant tennis-ball green.
Custom Jacquemus
For the LA photocall, Zendaya wore a blush-pink custom look by Jacquemus, complete with matching headband and heels.
Vintage Ralph Lauren
The actress styled a vintage Ralph Lauren blazer – from the spring '92 collection – as a mini dress, paired with monochromatic accessories, for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Custom Vera Wang
For the Los Angeles premiere of Challengers, Zendaya wore a custom lingerie-inspired gown by Vera Wang in black and pink – her first non tennis-inspired look of the tour.
Custom Celia Kritharioti
Later in the evening, she changed into a bright green halterneck design complete, of course, with a tennis ball detail, by Celia Kritharioti.
Custom 16Arlington
For an appearance on an Italian television show, Zendaya wore a custom 16Arlington mini dress in white.
Vintage Ralph Lauren
For the Milan photocall, the actress chose a vintage Ralph Lauren dress from the spring/summer 1992 collection which was previously worn on the catwalk by Cindy Crawford.
Brunello Cucinelli
For the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, Zendaya chose a Brunello Cucinelli ensemble in the form of a knit top and a long tailored skirt.
Vintage Vivienne Westwood
For the London photocall, Zendaya wore a striped two-piece from Vivienne Westwood's spring/summer 1994 collection.
Custom Thom Browne
For the London premiere, Zendaya wore a custom Thom Browne design, which featured a pleated skirts, a collar and tennis racket motifs across it.
Custom Thom Browne
She wore her hair in a sporty plaited ponytail with a giant ribbon.
Custom Calvin Klein
For the Rome premiere, Zendaya chose another all-white ensemble, this time a custom skirt suit by Calvin Klein, which she wore open with a statement Bulgari necklace and an updo.
Custom Loewe
For the Rome photocall, Zendaya wore a sequin-covered tennis dress by Loewe, which she paired with white pointed pumps with mini tennis balls on the heel.
Custom Loewe
The Loewe logo featured on the tennis ball.
Custom Louis Vuitton
For the Paris premiere, the actress embraced Wimbledon whites in a custom Louis Vuitton gown with a strapless corset bodice, a sweetheart neckline and a sweeping sheer skirt with a lettuce hem. She paired it with lots of Bulgari diamonds.
Vintage Louis Vuitton
For another appointment in Paris, Zendaya wore a shiny satin highlighter-green co-ord from Louis Vuitton's spring/summer 1999 collection.
Vintage Louis Vuitton
Earlier that day, she wore another vintage Louis Vuitton look, this one a green-and-white checked ensemble from spring/summer 2013.
Custom Loewe
For the Australian premiere of the movie, Zendaya wore a green sequinned dress by Loewe which featured an outline of a tennis player and ball across it.
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