Global star Zendaya continues to solidify her status as one of the most prominent fashion icons, through a striking look she chose during the promotional tour for the film The Odyssey. The global star revived an archival design from Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad's Spring/Summer 2013 haute couture collection, confirming that timeless fashion never loses its value no matter how much time passes.

The look came in metallic gold, consisting of a sculpted brocade jacket with pronounced shoulders and a defined waist, matched with a matching straight-cut skirt with a side slit, in a design that combines classic luxury and a modern character. The fine embroidery, sequins, and pearls highlighted the high craftsmanship that distinguishes Zuhair Murad's designs from that period.

As usual, stylist Law Roach chose an archival piece with historical value in the fashion world, continuing his approach of employing vintage fashion in a contemporary style. This was not the first archival look during the film's promotional tour, as Zendaya had previously appeared in designs from Givenchy and Alberta Ferretti, within the concept of (Method Dressing) that links stars' looks to the cinematic atmosphere of the film they are promoting.

Global star Zendaya continued to solidify her status as one of the most prominent fashion icons, with a striking look she chose for the promotional tour of the film The Odyssey. The global star revived an archival design from Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad's Spring/Summer 2013 haute couture collection, confirming that timeless fashion never loses its value, no matter how much time passes.

The look featured a metallic gold color, consisting of a sculpted brocade jacket with pronounced shoulders and a defined waist, paired with a matching straight-cut skirt with a side slit, in a design that combines classic luxury with a modern touch. The intricate embroidery, sequins, and pearls highlighted the high craftsmanship that characterized Zuhair Murad's designs during that period.

As usual, stylist Law Roach selected an archival piece with historical value in the fashion world, continuing his approach of employing vintage fashion in a contemporary style. This was not the first archival look during the film's promotional tour, as Zendaya had previously appeared in designs from Givenchy and Alberta Ferretti, within the concept of (Method Dressing) that connects the stars' looks to the cinematic atmosphere they are promoting.