When it comes to method dressing, Zendaya is on top. From her tenniscore era during the Challengers to galatic dress for Dune, the actress and longtime collaborator Law Roach are back: this time wearing something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue. While promoting The Drama, her upcoming A24 film co-starring Robert Pattinson, Zendaya […]
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When it comes to method dressing, Zendaya is on top.
From her tenniscore era during the Challengers to galatic dress for Dune, the actress and longtime collaborator Law Roach are back: this time wearing something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue.
While promoting The Drama, her upcoming A24 film co-starring Robert Pattinson, Zendaya is once again blurring the line between life and look, turning the press tour into a masterclass in method dressing. While she has yet to confirm she’s married to Tom Holland, wedding bells are ringing on the red carpet as she promotes the film in which she and Pattinson play a couple whose relationship takes a turn one week before their nuptials.
Most recently, Zendaya appeared at the Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2026 show in a high-low, skirted shirt dress that hinted at wedding symbolism while keeping the moment contemporary. She then dazzled at the 2026 Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards in a vintage blooming Caché gown, once worn by Whitney Houston and immortalized by Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw, nodding to both nostalgia and cinematic glamour. On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, she mixed things up with Alexander McQueen and Moschino, delivering looks that felt guest-of-honor rather than bride-to-be. She referenced past iconic moments with her Oscars-inspired look before the Los Angeles premiere afterparty, where she stunned in a custom white lace Harris Reed ensemble—a high-collared, sheer set inspired by Prince’s 1985 tour look—blending bridal homage with theatrical flair.
The cycle began with the Los Angeles premiere in the iconic Vivienne Westwood gown, a throwback to the dress she first wore to the 2015 Oscars, serving as her “something old,” and with the Paris premiere, where she kicked off the tour in a striking custom white Louis Vuitton column gown with backless cutout, oversized bow, and sweeping train — a sculptural moment likened to a wedding-cake-topper couture piece. Across these appearances, Zendaya has toyed with the traditional wedding palette while weaving in pieces that feels more editorial than ceremonial, each look its own chapter in a story that blurs the line between character and real life.
Scroll below to see every look she’s worn on The Drama press tour so far.
In Louis Vuitton for the Paris premiere of The Drama
In Vivienne Westwood for the Los Angeles premiere of The Drama
In Harris Reed for the after-party of the Los Angeles premiere
In Alexander McQueen for Jimmy Kimmel Live!
In Moschino For Jimmy Kimmel Live!
In Louis Vuitton at the Oscars
In vintage Louis Vuitton at a Las Vegas wedding chapel
In vintage Coché for the 2026 Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards
In Louis Vuitton at their Paris Fashion Week show
