Just over a year ago, the star of Euphoria made headlines during Paris Fashion Week when she wore an iconic fashion accessory from the archives: a Louis Vuitton Theda bag, created in collaboration with Takashi Murakami.
The high-fashion collaboration, like Louis Vuitton, characterized by a rainbow monogram against a white background, dominated the 2000s and was worn by it-girls and supermodels. According to Bustle, Zendaya’s vintage bag, for example, was modeled by Naomi Campbell herself in a campaign shot by Mert Alas in 2004.
Whether it was a clue or a fashion prediction, fashion fans should have predicted that Zendaya would likely end up modeling even more products from the artist’s collaboration. On Wednesday, January 1, 2025, the French brand launched a new re-edition collection in collaboration with the Japanese artist, 22 years after their initial partnership. And the products — a mix of bags, shoes, accessories, and travel essentials, among others — are completely nostalgic. Appropriately, the Challengers actress embraced Y2K-core in her new campaign for the launch.
Over the weekend, according to Bustle, Louis Vuitton shared a sneak peek of the collaboration via a video and campaign photo. In it, Zendaya posed with a mini rollercoaster, wearing a white silk scarf covered with Murakami’s cartoon print as a halter top. The actress paired the accessory, which exposed her stomach, with a white mini skirt.
She wore even more pieces from the collaboration in rainbow tones, including peep-toe mules and a Capucine bag, both adorned with bright floral artwork.
Source: Bustle. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
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