Zendaya is taking the world by storm in spider-inspired looks

- American singer and actress Zendaya continues to appear on the red carpet during the promotional tour for her new movie “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” where she chose in most of her stops rare archival pieces from international fashion houses, in a bold style that breaks the classic rules of elegance. After a rare appearance with her partner, British actor Tom Holland, in the Spanish capital, Madrid, their appearances together were repeated in more than one city, including the British capital, London, where Zendaya shined in a dress from the spring/summer 1997 collection known as “Circus” by British designer John Galliano.

The dress came in navy blue, purple, and white shades that mimic the movement of the galaxy and the universe, with an open back decorated with a diamond-studded spider in the middle, surrounded by a spider web of silver chains and dangling details in the form of stars, moons, hearts, and clover plants, while golden stars dropped from the edge of the design. As for the French capital, Paris, Zendaya completely broke the rules of formal looks, and appeared with a bold and simple look at the same time, which was a wide black “T-shirt” bearing a drawing of Spiderman on the front, without any bottom piece underneath.

She coordinated it with white high-heeled shoes by French designer Christian Louboutin. The American artist's choice fell on the Italian "Giorgio Armani" fashion house in the Italian capital, Rome, where she wore a dress dating back to the spring of 1990, distinguished by embroideries inspired by a spider's web, in direct harmony with the film's identity and imprint.

Zendaya mixed sporty and classic looks in a look from the American brand “Coach”, during one of the events for the film in the German capital, Berlin, where she wore a long-sleeved red T-shirt bearing the number 39, with a checkered midi skirt in calm earthy colors, and she coordinated the shoes with brown high-heeled shoes from the “Christian Louboutin” house, and the colors were similar to the identity of the film as well.