If you’re anything like us, you’ve been drooling over every one of Zendaya’s The Odyssey press tour looks. Part Greek goddess, part bridal muse, each appearance has felt like a masterclass in modern bridal dressing. And if there is one celebrity-stylist tandem we are endlessly obsessed with, it is Zendaya and Law Roach, who have pulled off another small fashion miracle. For the premiere circuit of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, where Zendaya plays the Greek goddess Athena, the duo turned ancient mythology into a run of myth-charged red-carpet moments. Greek sculpture inspired corsetry, feathered wings and goddess-like drapery all drenched in white gave the tour a bridal pulse, perfectly timed for Zendaya’s own newlywed chapter. We followed all the details and found the most striking dresses and accessories inspired by Zendaya’s The Odyssey red carpet wardrobe, so you can bring a little of that modern-goddess drama to your own wedding look.
Zendaya’s Custom Jacquemus
Look for The Odyssey Premiere in London
For The Odyssey premiere in London, Zendaya fully embraced her modern mode in a custom ivory Jacquemus gown. The fluid column silhouette skimmed the body from a delicate string halterneck, falling into a dramatically low draped back that extended into an attached headscarf. Zendaya completed the look with white Christian Louboutin pumps and ancient inspired medallion earrings by Barron London. If you’re looking to channel the same effortless goddess energy on your wedding day, the key is to start with a minimalist halterneck gown that softly drapes rather than clings, then finish the look with bold brushed gold statement disc earrings and a simple silk headscarf knotted at the back.
Zendaya’s Schiaparelli Haute Couture
Look for The Odyssey in London
Fresh from the Schiaparelli Haute Couture runway, Zendaya’s second London premiere look had all our hearts skipping a beat. Featuring an anatomical sculpted bodice that echoed the form of a Greek marble statue, while thousands of cascading pearl strands dripped into a shimmering skirt graduating from luminous white to deep grey. Roach kept the accessories simple with pointed pumps, diamond studs, and a chunky Chopard necklace to let the pearls to do all the talking. Thankfully, you don’t need a custom Schiaparelli creation to capture the same sense of drama. Look for organically shaped baroque pearls in oversized drop earrings, layered strand necklaces, or even pearl-fringed accessories that feel as though they’ve been unearthed from the depths of the ocean rather than polished to perfection. Pair them with a clean sculptural corset, an architectural column gown, or a minimalist silk skirt, letting the contrast between pared-back tailoring and richly textured pearls create all the impact.
Zendaya’s Custom Louis Vuitton
Look for The Odyssey in Paris
For the Paris premiere, Zendaya traded Grecian goddess for unapologetic bridal drama. As a Louis Vuitton ambassador, she collaborated with the house’s womenswear creative director, Nicolas Ghesquière, on a custom silk slip dress look but was anything but boring. Blurring the line between lingerie and evening wear, the dress was defined by an ab-baring cutout, thigh-high slit, and delicate lace trims, before a voluminous ruffled bolero transformed it into something altogether more theatrical. Finished with Messika diamonds, satin pumps, and that now-iconic sweep of icy blue eyeshadow, it was equal parts romance and edgy.
The beauty of this look lies in its styling. Start with a silk gown, slip dress, or bridal set finished with delicate lace cut-outs or trims, then dial up the drama with a feathered jacket or statement bolero that can be slipped on for portraits or the reception. Complete the look with chunky diamond and sapphire jewelry and, if you’re feeling bold, a wash of soft blue eyeshadow as a playful nod to one of Zendaya’s most memorable beauty moments of the tour.
Zendaya’s Winged Matières Fécales
Look for The Odyssey in New York
Zendaya may have saved her most unforgettable look for last. For The Odyssey premiere in New York, she arrived in a breathtaking white Matières Fécales gown, first unveiled on the brand’s March 2025 Paris runway. Referencing the Winged Victory of Samothrace, the design fused a plunging neckline and thigh-high slit with sweeping feathered wings, while beautifully weathered, fluidly draped silk clung and folded around the body like a classical marble sculpture brought to life. Sculptural wedge pumps and cascading Chopard diamond earrings completed the ethereal, mythic vision. The secret to recreating this look isn’t the wings itself, it's in the feathery texture. Rather than reaching for feathered accessories that can quickly veer into costume territory, commit fully with a couture-inspired feathered gown or statement overskirt, letting it become the hero of the look instead of an afterthought. Or, for a touch more restraint, opt for a silhouette with textured handpleating that eminates that feathery touch and fluid lines of the gown.
