- Zendaya wore a gown from French brand Matières Fécales to Tuesday night’s premiere.
- The gown featured a plunging neckline and a pair of feather wings, emphasizing the Greek goddess vibe, as Zendaya plays Athena in the movie.
- The designers behind the dress, Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran, revealed that this look has been in the works for Zendaya for years.
- They noted that Law Roach asked them to save this dress for Zendaya almost 2 years ago as it was their first couture finale look.
- Zendaya accessorized with heelless Christian Louboutins and Chopard jewelry, designed in collaboration with Matières Fécales.
- Notably, Zendaya is participating in a trend where lashes are out and wings are in.
Zendaya made a striking appearance at the New York premiere of The Odyssey, wearing a breathtaking gown from French brand Matières Fécondes. The dress, featuring a plunging neckline and feather wings, was designed in collaboration with stylist Law Roach and reflects a Greek goddess aesthetic, fitting for her role as Athena in the film.124
The designers, Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran, revealed that this look has been in the works for nearly two years. They stated, “Law asked us to save this dress for Z almost 2 years ago as it was our first couture finale look,” emphasizing the significance of the moment. They added, “We kept our promise and turned down so many great requests but knew this was the right fit for such an important creation in our archive.”3
Zendaya completed her look with heelless Christian Louboutins, designed in collaboration with Matières Fécondes, and elegant Chopard jewelry, further enhancing her goddess-like appearance at the event.5
This premiere not only showcased Zendaya's fashion prowess but also highlighted the creative partnership between her and her stylist, solidifying their legacy in the fashion world.
“The gown, from French brand Matières Fécales, features a plunging neckline and feather wings to channel a Greek goddess vibe, as Zendaya plays Athena in the film. Stylist Law Roach had requested the dress be saved for two years, according to the designers.”
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