Zendaya didn’t just attend Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week — she turned the Louvre into her personal catwalk. Skipping the pants, sparkling in metallics, and flashing a diamond that could pay off most mortgages, the “Dune” star made sure all eyes were on her.
Front row at the iconic museum, the 29-year-old wowed in a gleaming silver ultra-mini coat dress trimmed with creamy fur at the collar and cuffs. Dainty bows ran down the front, giving us “retro-futuristic Barbie meets sci-fi armor.” Forget pants — Zendaya made legs the main event.
Instead of the chunky shearling boots seen when the look debuted on the runway back in May, she upgraded with skyscraper silver pumps. Result? Instant strut goddess. Add a voluminous blowout, winged cat-eye, a nude lip, and skin smoother than a TikTok filter, and the look was nothing short of futuristic perfection.
And let’s talk accessories: Zendaya casually flashed her $150,000 engagement ring from Tom Holland. A 5-carat cushion-cut Jessica McCormack sparkler, the ring was the classic counterpoint to her daring metallic mini. Somewhere in the crowd, Spider-Man probably blushed under his mask.
But Zendaya wasn’t just a random front-row guest — she was at the very heart of the action. As Louis Vuitton’s longtime ambassador, she’s been the face of major campaigns this year, including Nicolas Ghesquière’s final Takashi Murakami collab and that cinematic Resort 2025 shoot on the Italian Riviera. She even wore custom Vuitton ivory silk suiting at the Met Gala, complete with a wide-brim hat and tie, solidifying her title as Vuitton’s undisputed queen.
The Setting: Louvre Meets Luxury
The show itself was a cultural moment. Held in the Summer Apartments of Anne of Austria, the runway spilled beneath gilded ceilings and alongside marble sculptures. Imagine pajama-style trousers and robe-like coats strutting past centuries-old art — because Ghesquière made sure this season blurred the line between couture and comfort.
Stars like Emma Stone and Lisa from BLACKPINK joined Zendaya in the front row, turning the event into a true fusion of Hollywood, K-pop, and high fashion royalty. The whole thing felt less like a runway and more like a once-in-a-lifetime cultural happening: art, fashion, and celebrity colliding inside the world’s most famous museum.
Zendaya’s Bouffant Moment
Of course, Zendaya couldn’t resist a little hair drama. While fans speculated if her voluminous blowout was secretly a modern-day Bumpit situation, the effect was pure retro glam with a futuristic twist. It wasn’t just an outfit — it was a whole mood.
So yes, Zendaya went pantsless. But she also went fearless, flawless, and full-on Vuitton icon. And once again, she proved what we already knew: when Zendaya shows up, fashion history happens.