As one of the most stylish stars in Hollywood, Zendaya never puts a foot wrong – and has the six-figure contract with Louis Vuitton to prove it.
But at the French luxury brand’s show on the final day of Paris Fashion Week yesterday, fans were less interested in the 29-year-old Dune star’s white dress than the discreet gold band nestling on her wedding finger.
Its appearance seemed to confirm rumours she and her partner of five years, Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, 29, have already tied the knot.
While Zendaya noticeably kept her left hand in her pocket prior to the show, the ring became visible once she’d taken her seat.
In the absence of an official statement from the couple, the sighting may well be as much proof as her fans get.
But Zendaya wasn’t the only guest dishing out clues with her choice of a ‘bridal white’ dress.
Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor, 30, also arrived at the show in cropped black trousers and a white draped blouse that she told Vogue was ‘a little nod to the year of my wedding. It’s white and a little bit Grecian’.
The English actress is due to wed American actor Cameron Fuller, 30, later this year.
As one of the most stylish stars in Hollywood, Zendaya never puts a foot wrong – and has the six-figure contract with Louis Vuitton to prove it
A discreet gold band seemed to confirm rumours she and her partner of five years, Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, 29, have tied the knot
While Zendaya noticeably kept her left hand in her pocket prior to the show, the ring became visible once she’d taken her seat
Also opting for white was Bond actress Ana de Armas, 37, in a long backless dress and actress Catherine Deneuve, 82, in a tailored white jacket.
Longtime Louis Vuitton brand ambassador Jennifer Connelly, 55, bucked the trend – slightly – by wearing a draped cream dress in a floral jacquard.
On the catwalk, white was barely anywhere to be seen. Nor were any glamorous evening dresses of the sort that could dominate the red carpet at this weekend’s Academy Awards.
For autumn/winter 2026, designer Nicolas Ghesquiere, 54, was preoccupied with Cubist silhouettes and sharp, architectural angles, including tricorn hats, handkerchief-hem skirts and capes with shoulders so pointy they could take your eye out.
Were the clothes challenging to wear? Absolutely. But it matters not. As the jewel in parent company LVMH’s crown, Louis Vuitton has the budget to dominate the Oscars this Sunday.
These days, it’s not the catwalk that sells clothes, but the red carpet.
