Zendaya’s Dress for the Dune: Part Two Premiere Has the Most Daring Cut-Outs Ever

The Dune: Part Two press tour came to New York City, and Zendaya pulled out another spectacular look that turned heads, even in the fashion capital. Styled by Law Roach for the premiere, Zendaya wore a stunning dress from Stéphane Rolland's spring/summer 2024 couture collection.

The futuristic white long-sleeved dress had daring cutouts that ran down her abdomen, hips and thighs. At the hem of the dress were layers of gold ornaments of different shapes and sizes. Zendaya had a new pair of long nails painted a matching metallic gold, and she stacked chunky icy diamond rings on her fingers.

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Her hair was left loose in big natural curls that reached down to her waist, and her makeup consisted of a sunset-colored look and a glossy nude lip.

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On the red carpet, Zendaya posed alongside her co-star Austin Butler, who joined the cast of Dune for the sequel. He was wearing a smart white jacket with black pants and a skinny black tie.

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Of course, the rest of the cast was there too, including Timothée Chalamet, Florence Pugh and Anya Taylor-Joy, who recently confirmed she would be joining the team. After the red carpet and screening, the cast headed downtown for the after-party at the American Museum of Natural History's Gilder Center, complete with tunes, snacks, and Casamigos drinks.

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In “The Puppy Interview” with Buzzfeed on February 23, Zendaya admitted that she sometimes wondered if she was actually “good enough” to be in the Dune series.

“I think it's a very special experience to be able to film in the places that we were able to film and be with the incredible actors that we were able to be with. So every day I felt very lucky,” she said as she held four little puppies on her lap. “I think I'm very nervous too. Because all these heavyweights, and you want to be good, and no matter what happens, you always have a little bit of imposter syndrome. You always feel like you're just... like, 'Am I good enough to be here?' So, I try to enjoy it too."

Spoiler alert: Zendaya is definitely good enough.