Zendaya has outdone herself once more with her latest “bubble dress!”
On September 21, the actress stepped out in NYC for a screening of Dune: Part Two with co-stars Timothée Chalamet and Austin Butler. She turned heads and grabbed everyone’s attention in an emerald green trendy bubble minidress from Louis Vuitton’s 2025 resort collection.
The satin frock featured an off-the-shoulder neckline, puffy long sleeves, and a bouncy bodice that reached to her thighs. The Challengers alum showed off her long legs by slipping her feet into black pointed-toe pumps.
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Zendaya Hops On The Bubble Dress Trend In An Emerald Green Minidress
The Euphoria icon sported a sleek, wet-look hairstyle. Her face shined as she rocked ultra-bright highlighter on her cheekbones, perfectly complemented by a coral lip and bronzed complexion (but we all know she looks equally stunning with no makeup!).
Fans flocked to the comments section on W Magazine‘s Instagram, raving about the style icon’s stunning look.
“She is incapable of looking bad.”
“Does anyone else think the world is a better place that Zendaya exists?”
“She’s got that “it factor”! A star!!”
“Love when she does the wet hair.”
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Zendaya Rocks A Burberry Look For Dune: Part Two Screening
It’s worth noting that the Disney star rocked another look before her emerald green outfit. She initially stepped out in a sheer black maxi skirt paired with a white leather jacket from Burberry’s spring 2025 runway.
While all the glitz and glam of Hollywood life can seem appealing, the Spider-Man alum opened up about fame while promoting Dune: Part Two this past weekend in New York City.
During a chat with journalist Erik Davis along with Chalamet and Butler, Zendaya candidly said, “I feel like, often, I am not cut out for that part of it. I do love my job; I’m so grateful. I love doing the work; I love being on set; I do love moments like this — don’t get me wrong — but I am terrified of that part of it, often.”
