Zendaya Stuns in Jacquemus, Schiaparelli, Valentino and Archival Givenchy for ‘The Odyssey’ Press Tour & more related News Here

    Zendaya Stuns in Jacquemus, Schiaparelli, Valentino and Archival Givenchy for ‘The Odyssey’ Press Tour

 & more related News Here

    Zendaya is no stranger to a fashion moment, but her press tour for “The Odyssey” may have set a new standard.

    The actress and style icon teamed up with longtime stylist Law Roach to create four back-to-back looks that spanned couture runways, red carpet premieres and archival fashion history. Here are the details of each look.

    Jacquemus

    Zendaya kicked off the press tour in a Jacquemus look that set the tone for what was to come — a perfect, fashion-forward choice that balanced minimalism with impact.

    Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026

    For the London premiere, Zendaya stepped out in the 30th look from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026 collection — a white sculptural bodysuit with a cascading crystal fringe skirt, which debuted on the Paris runways just hours earlier. The look was a testament to the seamless coordination between stylist and house, proving that couture and the red carpet can exist in the same breath.

    Valentino Fall/Winter 2026 RTW

    6 Zendaya stuns in Jacquemus Schiaparelli Valentino and archival Givenchy

    Later that day in London, Zendaya changed into a sage green draped Valentino Fall/Winter 2026 ready-to-wear gown, which featured floral applique straps and a deep cutout bodice. As La Roach himself said, “There’s always another costume.” Two looks in one day – and both landed.

    Archival Givenchy Spring/Summer 1997 Couture by Alexander McQueen

    3 Zendaya Stuns In Jacquemus Schiaparelli Valentino And Archive Givenchy

    For the Paris photocall, Zendaya reached into fashion history, wearing an archival Givenchy Spring/Summer 1997 couture look, originally designed by Alexander McQueen during his tenure at the house. The white structured long-sleeve gown with dramatic bell sleeves was paired with a sculptural gold filigree Philip Treacy face mask and crown headpiece — a combination that stopped the Internet in its tracks. The look was equal parts regal and ethereal, a perfect closing statement for one of the most talked-about press tours in recent memory.

    Which look was your favourite?

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