Zendaya's best vintage moments on the red carpet

Zendaya turned to Roberto Cavalli's vintage archives for this year's Green Carpet Fashion Awards. The actress wore the fringed design – featuring a deep V-neckline and printed fabric – with Bulgari jewellery.

Zendaya work many vintage looks for the press tour of Dune: Part Two, working with her talented stylist Law Roach, who turned to Mugler's autumn/winter 1995 ‘Cirque d’hiver’ 20th-anniversary collection. The impressive metal bodysuit featured clear panelling and matching stilettos; Zendaya finished the ensemble with beautiful Bulgari jewels.

For the Seoul premiere of Dune, Zendaya wore a vintage Givenchy skirt suit, from the brand's autumn/winter 1999 collection. In keeping with the film's sci-fi themes, the dark wool two-piece was embellished with a red laser-cut electric circuit pattern.

Zendaya added yet another stylist vintage moment to her impressive repertoire, in Versace at CinemaCon. The dress – which is from the fashion house's archive autumn/winter 2001 collection – featured a flattering neckline and a mixture of patterned fabric and soft brown leather. She added even more glamour to her ensemble with Bulgari jewellery.

Zendaya made a surprise on-stage appearance at this year's Coachella, to perform hit songs from the soundtrack of Euphoria with Labrinth during his set. For the occasion, Zendaya wore a vintage pink leather Roberto Cavalli dress from 2004 – sourced from Araldo Vintage – styled with statement over-the-knee stiletto boots by Christian Louboutin.

For the 2023 NAACP Image Awards, Zendaya wore two different vintage looks – the first being this striking strapless Versace gown from the spring/summer 2002 couture collection.

She then changed into this vintage Prada two-piece – a reworked version of a spring/summer 1993 look (the original was worn with trousers, but Zendaya swapped these for a skirt). The singer-actress took to Instagram to thank Miuccia Prada for her help in reproducing the archive outfit.

For the Time 100 Gala in 2022, Zendaya and her stylist were given rare access to the Bob Mackie archives. The actress wore a vintage teal and turquoise silk faille, emerald velvet strapless couture ball gown, which was from the autumn/winter 1998 collection.

For her first red-carpet look of 2022, Zendaya pulled out all the stops. Attending the premiere for season two of Euphoria, the actress chose a black-and-white striped gown from Valentino's archive.

The dress was first seen on the catwalk in the 1990s, worn by Linda Evangelista no less.

For the Ballon D’Or ceremony in Paris in late 2021, which she attended alongside her Spider-Man co-star and real-life love Tom Holland, Zendaya once again turned to vintage. The actress wore a gown from Roberto Cavalli's autumn/winter 2000 collection, one which put a very fun spin on the Little Black Dress.

The design in question was simple from the front – full-length, fitted and with sleeves, but when she turned around, it was all about the drama. The dress was completely backless, featuring a gold, serpentine-inspired spinal-cord structure, which she complemented with matching hoop earrings.

Zendaya's longtime stylist and image architect, Roach, dug into the archives to find this dress from Versace's spring/summer 2003 collection.

For the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards, Zendaya and her stylist Law Roach made sure to make a splash. The pair chose a beautiful vintage Yves Saint Laurent ensemble for the actress to wear, which was once owned by American businesswoman and trailblazer Eunice Johnson.