Zendaya made her first red carpet appearance of 2023 last night at the 54th NAACP Image Awards in California.
of euphoria Working with her stylist and “image architect,” Law Roach, the star has been working on remakes of vintage finds from years past, and rather than wearing the current season or brand-new couture, the star is more of a fashion house. I often like to dig through archives and discover hidden treasures. At last night’s event, the singer and actress wore her two vintage looks that were equally striking.
She made her first red carpet appearance in a Versace couture gown from the Spring/Summer 2002 collection. Her strapless black gown featured a cutaway bodice, exaggerated waist and structured skirt with lime green flashes throughout.
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In the evening, she changed into her second outfit and took the stage to present one of the night’s awards. It consisted of an attached bralette and a matching white skirt with a cutout waistband. The original look that was unveiled on the runway featured trousers, but Zendaya swapped them for a floor-length skirt, and she added her coordinating white pointed pumps.
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The actress took to Instagram to share behind-the-scenes photos and videos from the evening, thanking designer Miuccia Prada for helping recreate the latter’s look. I adorned both outfits with jewelry from
When it came to glam, Zendaya donned a chocolate brown bob with soft side-swept waves and voluminous. of matte lipsticks are lined up heavily.
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The 26-year-old was nominated for two awards that night, Entertainer of the Year and Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series. euphoria (Both ended up going to Angela Bassett). His annual NAACP Image Awards recognize people of color in the arts, entertainment, and culture.
