She Swapped the Dress for Jeans.. This is How Zendaya Appeared at Paris Fashion Week
- American singer and actress Zendaya caught attention during her attendance at the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show at Paris Fashion Week in the French capital, with a look that reintroduced a piece she had previously worn during the promotional tour for the film "The Odyssey" in a completely different style. Zendaya attended in a white lace jacket designed specifically for her by the brand's creative director Nicolas Ghesquière, featuring large ruffles around the collar and sleeves.
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- The American singer and actress Zendaya caught attention during her attendance at the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show at Paris Fashion Week, with a look that reintroduced a piece she had previously worn during the promotional tour for the film "The Odyssey" in a completely different style. Zendaya wore a white lace jacket specially designed for her by the brand's creative director Nicolas Ghesquière, featuring large ruffles around the collar and sleeves.
This time, she paired it with a simple white crop top, straight-leg blue jeans, and pointed white shoes. The American star had worn the same jacket during the Paris premiere of "The Odyssey" last July, but she had styled it then with a white lace dress from Louis Vuitton, which gave the look a more dramatic and romantic character.
Her latest appearance was less extravagant and more simple, without losing the jacket's striking presence. To complete the look, she chose a short pixie hairstyle and soft makeup focused on bronzed skin and the 'combo lip' trend, with dark lip liner and light lips.
This choice reflects Zendaya's style of reintroducing standout pieces, in collaboration with her American stylist Law Roach, by changing the way she coordinates them and giving them a new presence at different events.
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