Zendaya brought ethereal energy in Louis Vuitton to the Paris premiere of “The Odyssey” on Wednesday night in Paris.

The “Euphoria” Emmy Award winner wore a custom design from the French luxury fashion house, under the creative direction of Nicolas Ghesquière. The look was comprised of a long white cut-open dress with a matching cropped bolero featuring frilled lace detail, which she coordinated with white satin pumps. The effect was somewhere between carved marble and cloud cover, with the gown’s clean white column offset by soft fabric gathered around the neckline.

The ensemble, which took roughly 800 hours of work to create, evoked romance and the continued the Grecian-inspired sartorial bent of “The Odyssey” press tour Zendaya and her longtime collaborator and stylist Law Roach have incorporated into her wardrobe over the last few days.

Along with the delicate lace detailing, Zendaya’s dress included a statement cutout on the bodice that began below the bustline and continued just beneath the waist. A thigh-high slit further emphasized the sensual, romantic detailing of the look with a train that trailed the actress on the arrival carpet.

The ruffled bolero heightened the statement dress, with a bevy of feminine ruffles that added dimension and volume to the finished look in equal measure. As for accessories, Zendaya wore a statement necklace, studs and rings courtesy of Messika.

The actress has a close relationship with Louis Vuitton. Named a brand ambassador back in April 2023, the actress has starred in campaigns for the French luxury fashion house, including as the face of its bestselling Capucines handbag.

More recently, the actress appeared in Louis Vuitton’s monogram anniversary campaign in February 2026. The French luxury fashion house is a staple of the actress’ red carpet wardrobe, which more recently included pieces by Givenchy, Schiaparelli and Valentino, among others.

“The Odyssey,” based on the epic Greek mythology poem by Homer, follows Odysseus, played by Matt Damon, on his perilous journey to return home to Ithaca after the Trojan War. The film, directed by Christopher Nolan, hits theaters July 17.