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THE RUNDOWN
- Zendaya attended the Odyssey premiere in London on July 6.
- The actress wore a Schiaparelli dress with a breastplate bodice and fringe skirt for the occasion.
- She and her stylist Law Roach sourced the look from the brand’s fall/winter 2026 couture show, which happened just hours before.
Greek goddesses work hard, but Zendaya and Law Roach work even harder.
Today, the actress continued her Grecian-inspired fashion streak at The Odyssey’s London premiere in a look that went from runway to red carpet in a matter of hours. Zendaya radiated in a Schiaparelli couture gown from Daniel Roseberry’s fall/winter 2026 show—yes, the whimsical offering that debuted just hours before the premiere at Paris Couture Week.
Roach, who attended the Schiaparelli show and was by Zendaya’s side at the premiere, hand-delivered the gown across the Channel—by private plane, of course. “Yes, I flew in last night to come to the show,” he said at the Schiaparelli event. “I have a private jet waiting for me.”
Equally impressive as the look’s lightning-fast turnaround was its impeccable craftsmanship. The design centered on a sculpted white breastplate—a nod to the idealized nudes of ancient Greek sculpture—that laced up the back. From there, the skirt faded from pearl white into cascading metallic gray ombré beaded fringe.
To fully embrace the Greek goddess fantasy, Zendaya elevated the look with equally striking accessories and beauty choices. She wore a jaw-dropping Chopard collier composed of a 12.37-carat diamond and 76.11 carats of diamonds set in 18K white gold. Icy silver highlighter at the inner corners of her eyes and long, textured hair styled with a halo braid completed the ethereal look.
Zendaya and Roach have built a reputation for resurrecting fashion history through standout archival looks plucked from the ’90s and early 2000s. But, based on this Schiaparelli stunner, they’re clearly just as adept at the opposite: sourcing brand-new runway pieces and getting them onto the red carpet faster than anyone else.