Listen to Zendaya’s British Vogue cover interview from the October 2021 issue:
“One for the archive,” one might imagine Zendaya and her stylist Law Roach saying repeatedly as they compiled the British Vogue cover star’s Dune promo wardrobe. From the jaw-dropping plum Alaïa micro crop top and form-fitting, floor-sweeping skirt, to the new Bottega military-esque tailoring and glittering David Koma crop top gown, there was much for the actor to populate her growing treasure trove of her most fabulous looks with.
“She has taken ownership of what she wears,” Roach, who has been working with Zendaya since she graduated from her Disney princess days, tells Vogue of helping compile her own archive that she can dip into in the future. “She always annoys me to wear stuff out of mine!” he jokes, referring to the major vintage catalogue he amassed from his days running a retro store.
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For the Dune tour, there was, of course, a dazzling array of new fashion propositions to pick from. “We could do this all day,” Roach captioned a Reel of Zendaya’s third outfit on Monday: the crystal-choked David Koma two-piece. His song choice for the Alaïa video meanwhile – Frisky Business’s “Grown Woman” – chimes with the mood of Zendaya’s Vogue cover shoot.
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Styled by Law himself with the guidance of his “fashion father” Edward Enninful, the aim was to show the Euphoria actor and face of a generation in a light that we have never seen before: the luminous stages of early womanhood. She’s continuing to own it with her signature sass in Paris.
