The ‘Euphoria’ actress joined Rosalía, Charlize Theron, Tyla, and more stars in the City of Light ahead of the Olympics.
Just one day before the official start of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Zendaya lit up the bustling city in a medal-worthy sequin gown. The actress attended the Prelude to the Olympics event at the Fondation Louis Vuitton alongside the likes of Rosalía, Charlize Theron, and Tyla.
Zendaya, for her part, slipped into a bodycon spaghetti strap gown for the occasion. The piece carried a rather simple silhouette that hugged the actress’s figure in all the right places. But what really brought home Zendaya’s night-out look were the all-over sequins decorating the gown. The glitter details created the perfect “flash” as the star posed for photos.
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