Zendaya Makes Jaws Drop in Iconic Dress Previously Worn by Cindy Crawford
- Zendaya recently wore a vintage Ralph Lauren dress originally worn by Cindy Crawford in 1991 while promoting her new movie Challengers in Milan, Italy.
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Zendaya has been killing the game with her wardrobe choices lately, and her most recent look is no exception.
On Sunday, April 14, the 27-year-old actress stepped out in Milan, Italy, to promote her new movie Challengers , sporting a white vintage dress with a special nod to a fashion icon.
The sophisticated white collared halter-neck dress Zendaya wore this weekend was actually a vintage Ralph Laurenpiece originally worn by supermodel Cindy Crawford in 1991.
Zendaya attends the photocall for the movie "Challengers" on April 14, 2024 in Milan, Italy.
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Zendaya accessorized the look with a pair of classic white heels, minimal jewelry, and her new blond locks blown out for a voluminous look.
Crawford, now 58, also had a similar hairstyle when she wore the classic dress in the '90s, rocking a full hairstyle with caramel-toned highlights.
Cindy Crawford models Ralph Lauren during New York Fashion Week 1991 in New York.
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Crawford took to social media to give her take on Zendaya wearing the iconic dress, hyping up the Euphoria star in a complimentary Instagram Story.
As observed in Crawford's post obtained by Page Six , the top model applauded Zendaya for "serving it up" in the dress, a subtle nod to the upcoming Challengers movie, in which Zendaya plays former tennis prodigy turned coach, Tashi Donaldson. The film also stars Mike Faistand Josh O'Connor, who play her husband and former boyfriend, respectively.
Also in her Instagram Story, Crawford noted that the white mini dress—perfectly altered to the Dune star's measurements—is "one of [her] favorite" pieces from the entire Ralph Lauren arsenal.
Zendaya's new film, Challengers , hits theaters on Friday, April 26.
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