"In my work I've always tried to make people look stronger than they really are," said the late Thierry Mugler, the French super designer who passed away at the age of 73, the fashion legend responsible for the unusual piece that Zendaya wore to
the
premiere of "Holit" in London this weekend.
Transformer.
Zendaya wears Mugler to the premiere of "Holit"/GettyImages
The same piece from 1995 may be familiar to most of you from George Michael's well-known music video too funky, but quite a few big stars have worn it in different interpretations over the years, Irina Shayk, the legendary Celine Dion, Cara Delevingne, Queen B on stage and even Kim Kardashian on Halloween 2021.
The look was adapted to the star by the close stylist Lou Roach and even helped her walk to the point of the photograph, nevertheless she is dressed in a robot costume.
Now forgive us for the conspiracy theory, but there is a feeling that from that shaky moment at fashion week last year, when Roach was not allowed to sit in Louis Vuitton's front row, he is trying to take Zendaya to the edge - and not in the uplifting connotation of the matter.
Buttock wow, but you can't move.
Zendaya at the premiere of "Holit" in London/GettyImages
The robotic look from head to toe also revealed a chest and a nice little butt, the make-up was a hit and the hair in the wet look was also great.
To Zendaya's credit she can hold a sack of potatoes and look her best but it's really, really okay to wear real clothes and look great and here we go to the next look.
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In order to continue to conduct herself at the event like a human being, the actress changed into a more pleasant look - a black and sexy slip dress by Mugler, which Roach combined with diamond earrings and an emerald ring with two rows of halo around it by Bulgari, the jewelry brand she launches.
Some say boring, we say - real.
Way above average, but real.
Listen, normative clothes are also really, really fine.
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