Zendaya turned heads with her stylish presence at the Noel Coward Theatre in London, where she attended a press night performance of Slave Play last week.
The Challengers actress and style icon, 27, was seen posing alongside playwright Jeremy O. Harris.
The Euphoria alum wore a striking lime green blouse featuring elegant pleated detailing that flowed from the neckline to beneath her shoulders.
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Zendaya Stuns In A Chic Lime Green Pleated Blouse & Trendy Khaki Miniskirt In London
Zendaya paired this with a trendy khaki mini skirt, perfectly showcasing her sculpted, long legs. To complete her chic ensemble, the Dune: Part Two star slipped into a pair of brown leather Dear Frances Blake Boots.
As for her glam, Zendaya wore her newly blonde tresses in an effortlessly elegant updo. For her makeup look, she opted for subtle smokey eyeshadow, rosy blush and a glossy pink pout, emphasizing her natural beauty.
The Spider-Man: No Way Home actress has been soaking up a lot of London vibes lately, which isn't surprising since it's where her boyfriend Tom Holland calls home.
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This outing comes just as the exciting news that her acclaimed HBO series, Euphoria, is gearing up to start production for its third season in January 2025. Filming for the third season of Sam Levinson’s critically acclaimed drama is scheduled to kick off nearly three years after the second season debuted.
HBO has confirmed that the main cast members, including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney and Jacob Elordi, will be returning. While there’s no official airdate yet, it’s unlikely we’ll see new episodes before late next year, potentially resulting in a four-year hiatus between seasons.
The 2023 writers and actors strikes brought production to a halt, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter, and filming was further delayed in March to give Levinson more time to refine the scripts. When the show does make its comeback, many fans on social media speculate that the story will advance beyond the high school years of its core characters.
