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If we were forced to choose one person who has the ability to pull off any outfit or aesthetic, it would have to be Zendaya. Whether it’s turning a campy, Cinderella-inspired look at the Met Gala, being classically and elegantly chic on the red carpet, or being the archetypical cool girl, she always serves with the highest intensity.
As if we didn’t already think she could pull off every aesthetic, since touching down in Paris for Couture Fashion Week, the actor has been trying out edgy, sci-fi-inspired looks that have totally transformed everything we thought was possible for her style. Maybe inspired by her upcoming dystopian Dune sequel or all the edgy-revivalism the rest of us are feeling, she first tried out goth-glam blunt bangs with matching attire at the Schiaparelli show, and now she is giving vampy glamour at Fendi.
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For the fashion house’s Haute Couture show, Zendaya arrived with her superstar stylist, Law Roach, in a wine-red ensemble that continued from her dress to her eyes.
Though the entire look is already becoming the most talked about thing on the internet, the makeup that sat under her freshly debuted blunt bangs captivated us the most.
More edgy than we are used to from the star, her makeup started with a perfected base. Z's skin was glowy with sculpting on her cheeks and a cool-toned red blush. The lips were the focal point of the glam, popping from the rest of her look with a two-toned plump finish—starting with a dark red liner then filled in with a glossy, lighter red. The theme continued onto her eyes, which were dusted with a darker, red-tinged neutral that was blended out to her blush. Eyeliner and dark lashes added a touch of definition.
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Her hair kept with the edgy chicness of her makeup. As mentioned, she kept her new micro bangs alive for Fendi. This time, instead of pin-straight hair, she paired them with a sleek ballerina bun. Zendaya pulled all her hair back into a perfectly slicked bun by her neck—all without a hair out of place, except, of course, the bangs.
Her dress tied everything together. A halter top and off-the-shoulder combination; there was a criss-cross-like feel to the neckline. However, once getting past the chest, it was even, tight fitting, and uniform all the way down to the floor—bringing the ribbed, maroon fabric into a small trailing train and long sleeves.
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