It feels like we've been in something of a fashion drought these past few days, since Paris Fashion Week came to a close and our feeds are no longer filled with all that epic street style, surprise celebrity appearances and super chic runway looks. But thankfully, we can always count on Zendaya's seemingly tireless super-stylist Law Roach to come up with the goods.
Having already bedecked his most high-profile client in a plunging polka dot playsuit straight off the Balmain SS24 runway for an impromptu photoshoot last week, Law is back at it again. This time, dressing Zendaya in an altogether different look – although no less fabulous.
In a video shared to his Instagram late last night, the ever-gorgeous Euphoria star can be seen posing in what looks like a French bistro, showing off a totally beaut pinstripe two-piece suit.
Featuring a corseted bodice, dramatic off-the-shoulder neckline and puffed sleeves, the jacket couldn't be anything but Vivienne Westwood – and Zendaya pulls it off with her signature nonchalant style, all while wearing nothing underneath. Obsessed! She completed the outfit with the matching trousers, a brown leather belt and classic court heels to keep all attention up top, where it belongs.
While Law's caption, that reads "Westwood in Paris..... Private Collection", seems to suggest that the two-piece is an archival look pulled from a private collection, it is in fact straight from Andreas Kronthaler's latest AW24 collection for Vivienne Westwood – that only just showed on the Paris catwalks. Arguably, even more of a flex than sourcing a vintage design
Clementina Jackson is Acting Site Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, working across news and features, trends, e-commerce and SEO. She was previously Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan and Women’s Health, and Acting Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, where she was named as a PPA 30 Under 30 award winner for her work on size inclusivity. An experienced fashion, travel and luxury lifestyle journalist, Clementina has also written for Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Condé Nast Traveller, Tatler, Red and Italy Segreta.
