Zendaya and Tom Holland were red-hot in color-coordinated outfits in New York on Thursday to the launch of Bero, Holland’s new nonalcoholic beer brand. The actress wore a custom leather dress in a deep wine color, courtesy of Louis Vuitton. The design incorporated large statement zipper embellishments around the sides of the bodice and skirt. She accessorized with Christian Louboutin’s So Kate pumps, also in a wine-tinted hue, and a simple Bulgari necklace.
Playing off his partner’s outfit, Holland paired a similarly hued knitted top with black pants and Prada sneakers.
The actress was styled by frequent collaborator Law Roach. Earlier this month, at a “Fashion Icons” conversation with Fern Mallis in New York, the stylist reminisced on meeting Zendaya in 2011, WWD reported. “You know when you meet someone they just have this [indescribable] thing right away? Zendaya walked in. She was 13 [years old], 5-foot, 10 [inches] and beautiful,” Roach said.
“When she was on her way to the red carpet [for a Justin Beiber premiere in 2011], she said, ‘What if people don’t like it?’ I put my hands on her shoulders and said, ‘Who gives a f–k?’ In that moment, I saw something click in her. She went on that carpet and worked it,” he added.
Roach recently accompanied Zendaya to Louis Vuitton’s spring 2025 Paris Fashion Week show.
There, the “Dune” star wore a black-and-white blazer and a voluminous beige miniskirt from Vuitton’s 2025 cruise collection, which debuted in late May. One of the French label’s City Steamer handbags, as well as fishnet tights and gold Bulgari jewelry, topped off her look.
Zendaya has been the face of Louis Vuitton since April 2023. Her first campaign for the brand was photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
She has also been the face of Bulgari since 2020, and starred in the brand’s “Eternally Reborn” campaign in May, alongside fellow ambassadors Anne Hathaway and Liu Yifei.
Her ambassadorships don’t end there, the buzzy actress was named as a brand partner of Swiss sports brand On in June. WWD reported that the announcement generated $3.5 million in media impact value, according to Launchmetrics.