By this point, you’ve likely caught wind of all the excitement surrounding Zendaya‘s outfits for the Dune premieres. The actress has conquered every appearance, leaving no style stone unturned (still reminiscing about that robotic suit). And now, she’s graced us with yet another stunning outfit—a white cutout dress from Stéphane Rolland Couture.
The dress showcased a bold cutout that commenced at her chest, gracefully descending to her stomach and swirling down to her hip bones and thighs. Adding a touch of glamour, the long sleeve dress boasted 3D gold embellishments at the hem.
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Zendaya Rocks A Cutout White Dress For Dune Premiere
She complemented the ensemble with stylish gold Jimmy Choo heels and adorned her fingers with Bulgari rings, perfectly representing the luxury jewelry brand.
The glamour factor was just as remarkable, featuring a sun-kissed complexion with nude lips. Her dark locks were left in their natural curls, styled in a voluminous blowout for an effortlessly chic look.
Her look received immense adoration from fans, who flooded an Instagram post of the look with heaps of compliments and love.
"Zendaya could wear a Cheetos bag and slay….she’s so freaking stunning," said one fan. "One of her best looks ever," wrote another comment.
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Given that the Euphoria star has practically become a fashion legend at the young age of 27, it's surprising to learn from her longtime stylist of 13 years, Law Roach, that brands were initially hesitant to lend Zendaya clothing at the beginning of her career.
In a candid interview with Vogue, Roach revealed surprising facts about the duo's collaboration process during their early days.
"We’ve been [pulling vintage] since Zendaya and I began working together, for 13 years now. At first, it came out of necessity because back when we started, nobody would lend her clothes. And I come from vintage," he shared.
He continued to add, "I had a vintage store in Chicago - so a lot of the things that she wore were things from my store or vintage pieces."
