Event dressing has always topped Zendaya and her stylist Law Roach’s priority list, which they again ascertained at the Golden Globes 2025 in stunning Louis Vuitton dresses. While admirers recovered from the burnt-orange ball gown she nailed on the red carpet, the style icon quietly slipped into a side-baring second dress. Elle Magazine pointed out how the outfit switch went unnoticed until she posed with “The Bear” star Ayo Edebiri for photographs at the awards ceremony. Later, her longtime and trusted stylist shared glimpses of the look in an Instagram video.

Zendaya opts for a slinky halter dress for her second look of the night

Zendaya stunned in not one but two remarkable Louis Vuitton dresses at the 2025 Golden Globes, which was more than just another awards ceremony for her. While her nomination in the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy category for “Challengers” didn’t come to fruition, these outfits and the massive stone on her finger did the job. First, she nailed her red carpet look in a custom strapless ball gown that she paired with Bulgari jewelry.

Later, Zendaya opted for a slinky, halterneck dress for her second look for the night that almost went unnoticed. The cream-colored halter outfit comprised a plunging neckline with gold beaded embellishments and a barely-there design on the back. In addition, it consisted of a risqué slit with the thinnest strap connecting the back to the neckline. She topped off the look with nude stilettos and the same wavy bob she debuted on the red carpet earlier with the orange gown. However, the actor ditched the heavy jewelry with only one diamond ring on her finger.

Zendaya attending the Golden Globes 2025 marked her return to the award ceremony after several years. Her previous appearance was in 2016. In fact, stylist Law Roach deemed the occasion fit for two iconic dresses and dropped a clip of both looks in separate Instagram videos. The first clip exhibited the gorgeous gown while the next one showed the star cheekily posing on a bed to show off the second dress. Roach also credited the luxury fashion house’s artistic director of women’s collections, Nicolas Ghesquière.

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On January 5, Zendaya stunned in the Golden Globes 2025 red carpet photos in a gorgeous Louis Vuitton silk gown. She looked exquisite in the luxurious piece, which featured a dramatic train at the back. The gown was custom-made for the star, taking inspiration from a classic ballgown for its silhouette. While the ensemble was breathtaking, she further elevated the look by adding major bling to the overall look, including a very eye-catching ring.

Zendaya’s Louis Vuitton gown stole the show at 2025 Golden Globe Awards

Zendaya looked regal in Sunday’s Golden Globes 2025 red carpet photos as she wore a custom Louis Vuitton gown. The piece was designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, who has been a women’s creative director of the French luxury fashion house since 2013. The star looked like a true diva at the Los Angeles event, wowing the crowd in the tangerine gown.

The silky piece featured a dramatic train, with the excess fabric beautifully pleated at the back to add intrigue to the ballgown-like silhouette. The actor amped up the drama with matching heels, which used a similar silky fabric to the gown. The overall look was styled by Law Roach, who has worked with Zendaya for quite some time. He has been the mastermind behind most of her show-stopping red carpet appearances, including her statement-worthy looks at the Met Gala over the years.

The star added some bling to her look with jewelry pieces from BVLGARI. She opted for a chunky necklace from the Italian jewelry brand, featuring an emerald in the middle. She also rocked a few rings that caught everyone’s attention. According to Roach’s Instagram post, the inspiration behind the Louis Vuitton look came from the 50s singer, Joyce Bryant.

The red carpet appearance comes soon after the launch of the fun Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection with Zendaya. The re-edition of the iconic collaboration comes about two decades after it was first launched. For the collection, the actor starred in a youthful photoshoot as she was surrounded by Takashi Murakami’s animated designs.

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You’re no doubt fully aware that (just like any other major fashion brand), Louis Vuitton likes to take full advantage of their brand ambassadors. Subsequent to signing on the dotted line with the storied French fashion house in 2023, Zendaya has since fronted advertising campaigns for the Capucines handbags and worked looks designed by Louis Vuitton creative director Nicolas Ghesquière like there’s no tomorrow. As a result, it comes as no surprise to see Zendaya become the face and embodiment of the Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection for 2025. The multi-faceted American actress teams up with Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin for the occasion, captured with their photographic studio and super-imposed onto various cityscape backdrops. The kitschy campaign imagery is complete with styling from Law Roach.

Zendaya for the 2025 Louis Vuitton x Murakami Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I&V have gone so downhill and pedestrian with their photography. Everything they shoot screams cheap,” immediately criticized Gabriel29.

“It’s flat and bland in the worst possible way,” Norden chimed in.

“Really not loving the America’s Next Top Model style of posing and photography,” voiced GivenchyHomme.

Yet not everyone was left so disappointed. “Love it! I love how unapologetically in your face the Murakami illustrations are and I love how it harkens back to I&V’s earlier 90s work with the superimposed backgrounds,” admired forum member mikel.

“I love it! So tacky, so purposefully cheap, so pop,” GivenchyAddict enthused.

Fashionsavvvvvy commented: “It’s very youthful and in the Y2K trend. I think it represents the mood of the collaboration well.”

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. For our first installment of 2025, we’re taking a deep dive into the highly-anticipated Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection. Two decades have passed since the sought-after and iconic collaboration with Takashi Murakami in 2003. Louis Vuitton and the celebrated Japanese artist present a striking re-edition for 2025, unveiling over 200 pieces and the return of beloved LV icons.

From the Speedy Bandoulière adorned with the multi-colored motif to the signature Horizon 55 suitcase is joyfully uplifted in vibrant multicolored coated canvas – shop theFashionSpot’s top picks from the 2025 Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection:

#1 Speedy Bandoulière 25:

A classic design detailed with two top handles and a removable adjustable strap. Golden padlock and corner details nod to Louis Vuitton’s emblematic travel trunks (Priced at $3,200.00).

#2 Romy Card Holder:

The Romy card holder is both practical and playful in a fresh colorway inspired by the Japanese artist’s go-to rainbow palette. Subtly signed all over in Monogram Empreinte leather. Flat pocket vibrantly highlighted with multicolored Monogram coated canvas. Coin pocket secured with a golden zipper trimmed with a Panda-shaped pull as a final seasonal flourish (Priced at $630.00).

#3 Iconic Superflat Key Holder:

A multi-use piece composed of Murakami’s unique interpretation of the House logo: LV Hands. Executed in meticulously crafted brass. The LV is attached by a gold-tone chain to an engraved snap hook, accented with two Superflat floral motifs (Priced at $470.00).

#4 Monogram Superflat Square 90 Scarf:

Elegance and whimsy combine in the LV x TM Monogram Superflat square scarf. Printed in vibrant colors against an all-over tonal Monogram background. Generous dimensions this versatile, pure-silk scarf invites a host of creative styling options (Priced at $515.00).

#5 Alma BB:

Originally inspired by a 1930s Art Deco design, this edition of the Alma BB has a celebratory spirit in the Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection’s multicolored Monogram coated canvas, which draws on the Japanese artist’s playful palette. The House’s natural cowhide leather adds an emblematic touch to the refined Toron top handles, the bottom, the removable strap, and the exclusive LV x TM keybell (Priced at $2,830.00).

#6 6AM Flat Mule:

Chic and cheerful. The 6AM flat mule signed all over with the iconic Monogram motif in upbeat rainbow tones as part of the re-edition of the Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection. Strap detailed with studded bands of natural cowhide leather and trimmed with bows for a final flourish (Priced at $970.00).

#7 Superflat Necklace:

Designed to create a fashionable layered effect. Features the whimsical LV Hands emblem, executed in meticulously detailed colored enamel. Murakami’s playful Panda accompanies a dainty cluster of gold-tone Monogram charms (Priced at $1,070.00).

#8 Nice Mini:

Rounded boxy shape finished with a top handle and a double zipper fastening. Crafted from Monogram coated canvas. Playfully accented with vibrant rainbow tones inspired by the signature palette of renowned Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. An inside flat pocket organizes essentials. A washable lining completes the design with a practical touch (Priced at $1,610.00).

#9 LV x TM Horizon 55:

The signature Horizon 55 suitcase joyfully uplifted in vibrant multicolored Monogram coated canvas. Crafted in a convenient cabin size with compact wheels. Adjustable Trolley system and a secure zipper closure complete with a TSA combination lock (Priced at $4,150.00).

#10 LV x TM Venice:

Crafted from coated canvas. Slim shoulder straps highlighted in natural cowhide leather. Scaled-up golden tuck locks add a chic metallic accent to the flap and two outside pockets (Priced at $4,300.00).

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s annual Objects to Desire series – the second of its kind. The holidays are just around the corner and the excitement for the festive season ahead is surmounting. For the fifth installment of our gift guide series for the 2024 Holiday season, we’re taking a deep dive into all the very best that Louis Vuitton has to offer – and handpicking the most festive and fabulous pieces.

From the Speedy Soft 30 Crafty handbag (designed to make travel feel effortless) to the absolute must-have Ombre Nomade fragrance – scroll further for 10 of theFashionSpot’s Objects to Desire from the 2024 Louis Vuitton holiday gift guide:

#1 Speedy Soft 30 Crafty:

Made from ultra-soft Monogram coated canvas with a striking red leather lining and matching key bell. Playful boarding pass and trunk charm. Internal zipped pocket to store a passport and other important items. The new shoulder Toron handle adds the final flourish (Priced at $3,250.00).

#2 Kirigami Card Holder:

Crafted from the signature LV Monogram canvas elevated with a vibrant leather lining and silver-toned press-stud. Fitted with a removable card holder, so each component can be used separately or combined as one functional accessory (Priced at $380.00).

#3 Monogram Classic Shawl:

The Monogram Classic shawl comes in a range of colors. Styled in a sumptuous silk-wool blend. Features an allover tone-on-tone Monogram pattern. Timeless and versatile (Priced at $640.00).

#4 LV Padlock Bracelet:

The LV Padlock bracelet pays homage to the trunk-making history of Louis Vuitton. A padlock featuring an engraved LV signature sits at the center, held securely in place by a Monogram canvas strap. A removable key opens the bracelet, giving the piece a special yet functional touch (Priced at $435.00).

#5 LV Headline Beanie:

The ribbed LV Headline beanie is a pure wool knit piece (Priced at $480.00).

#6 Reykjavik Scarf:

The outsized, extra-long Reykjavik scarf expresses a strong identity. A giant version of the famous LV Monogram pattern is jacquard-woven into pure, plush cashmere, accented by a Louis Vuitton Paris signature and fine fringe at the ends (Priced at $995.00).

#7 Ombre Nomade:

Designed for lovers of rare essences, Ombre Nomade concentrates that sensation of infinity into one of the most mythical ingredients in perfumery, oud wood. Never has oud been so mystical (Priced at $410.00).

#8 Nano Teddy Backpack:

Crafted from cream shearling. Trimmed with signature Monogram canvas and accented with a sleek gold-toned buckle. Fitted with two side pockets and is roomy enough to store a phone and wallet, plus any other small essentials (Priced at $4,000.00).

#9 LV Iconic Enamel Earrings:

Mounted on gold-finish brass, the LV emblematic overlapping initials enhance the face with a signature accent infused with feminine charm (Priced at $450.00).

#10 LV GO-14 Round Sunglasses:

These elegant sunglasses are embellished with a functional LV GO-14 hinge in a gold-tone finish. With their oversized round shape, these frames lend a bold and stylish look (Priced at $608.00).

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As creative director of Louis Vuitton, Nicolas Ghesquière has trusted just a very select few to capture his vision for the famed French fashion house. Names like David Sims, Steven Meisel, Ethan James Green, and Bruce Weber have been called upon since Ghesquière took over Vuitton in 2014. For the Cruise 2024 campaign offering last year, Ghesquière entrusted Jamie Hawkesworth. Fast forward twelve months and it’s a repeat performance with the unveiling of the Cruise 2025 campaign installment. In May, the French-Belgian designer staged the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 presentation within the majestic Park Güell in Barcelona. In a nod to the show, models Mona Tougaard, Larissa Moraes and Cara Schadel take the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region for the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 campaign. The Ghesquière-approved beauties pose underneath clear blue skies and amongst some of the city’s finest architecture throughout the stunning sun-lit campaign imagery.

The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very beautiful and great composition. Maybe Jamie Hawkesworth should shoot all the campaigns instead of David Sims,” shared Lola701 upon checking out the campaign.

GivenchyAddict shared the same level of enthusiasm. “One of my fav LV campaigns. Just gorgeous! Un sans faute,” they commented.

“Love it! Mona Tougaard is believable in the location even if the clothes aren’t the most stunning,” chimed in forum member Deleted Member 1957.

“Always happy to see Mona in any campaign,” couturefan praised.

“Mona Tougaard was all that was needed here. She’s stealing the show entirely from the other two girls. Such gorgeous campaign imagery from Jamie Hawkesworth. The coloring, lighting, and sense of warmth is beautiful. The setting also…” voiced vogue28.

See more from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. We’ve since taken a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections – particularly those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Prada, Tom Ford, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana. Up next… shop the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 collection.

Earlier this year in May, Nicolas Ghesquière transported the fashion pack to Barcelona (the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region) to present his Cruise 2025 collection. Ghesquière opted to showcase his latest within Barcelona’s majestic Park Güell. Shown within the captivating Hypostyle Room (designed by Antoni Gaudi), the architectural masterpiece provided the perfect backdrop for Ghesquière’s futuristic spin on resort wear, with sleek tailoring and voluminous proportions setting the tone for the 80s-inspired lineup. Infused with bold Spanish influences, the collection was rounded off with accessories of sculptural earrings, brooches, and wide-brimmed Andalusian hats.

From a sharp asymmetrical twill blazer to the reinterpreted Noé handbag and the reimagined Speedy Trunk handbag to a spectacular trompe l’oeil top – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks and shop the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 collection:

#1 Asymmetrical Twill Blazer:

Tailored from lustrous wool-silk-mohair blend twill. An angular, asymmetrical insert at the front strikes a subtle contrast in a mat finish. Cut with sharp shoulders and an elegant fitted waist, complete with two slit pockets and this season’s signature buttons ($5,500.00).

#2 Twill Pleat Pants:

Tailored in a slim shape with a clean, high waistband, sharp pleats on the front and creases at the back. Cut from a refined blend of wool and silk ($2,330.00).

#3 Fusee Ankle Boot:

The Fusée ankle boot in glazed calf leather was the statement shoe of the Cruise 2025 show. Inspired by the Sixties. Streamlined design with a pointed toe. Complemented by a decorative strap and a square buckle stamped with the Louis Vuitton signature. This model is finished with a low, angled heel and a back loop in Monogram canvas ($1,770.00).

#4 Noé Trunk PM:

The historical Noé handbag reinterpreted. This version, which is a new member of the Trunk family, showcases iconic DNA details, including leather corners and a drawstring closure. Versatile design crafted from canvas patterned with the LV signature Monogram Reverse. Accented with a gold-toned braided chain. Follow the runway styling and carry it by hand, or wear it cross-body ($3,450.00).

#5 LV Sculptural Earrings:

The captivating design of the LV Sculptural earrings was inspired by Frank Gehry’s visionary architecture for the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris. Gold-toned metal artistically crimped and folded. Accented with the LV Initials for a subtle signature. A creative way to add an original touch to an on-trend look ($825.00).

#6 Plissé Halter Dress:

Lightweight, iridescent silk faille finished with fine pleating for a voluminous, lustrous look. Cut with a slim halter neckline and cinched at the waist with a coordinating belt for an effortlessly elegant silhouette. Subtly signed with a Monogram Flower tab ($4,750.00).

#7 Trompe L’Oeil Scarf Top:

This trompe l’oeil top from the runway showcases Vuitton’s savoir-faire with couture levels of craftsmanship. Made from a soft, lustrous cashmere-silk blend in a subtle striped motif. The sophisticated cropped silhouette drapes across the front and falls gracefully over the shoulders for a scarf-like effect, complete with a zipper fastening at the back ($5,600.00).

#8 Asymmetrical Box Pleat Twill Skirt:

This season’s signature skirt makes a statement in a contemporary asymmetrical shape that is shorter in the middle with gracefully cascading sides. Crisp box pleats underscore the volume, while the casually finished waistband highlights the construction. It is crafted from wool-silk-mohair twill in a lustrous finish and fastened at the back with an exposed zipper ($4,050.00).

#9 Speedy Trunk 20:

Reimagined with a bold new vision, the iconic Speedy Trunk was introduced for the Cruise 2025 runway. Elevated with heritage trunk details. Sleek gold-tone finish. Crafted from the LV Monogram canvas with contrasting Monogram reverse trims. Both the strap and chain are removable, and it can be worn cross-body, over the shoulder, or carried by hand ($3,350.00).

#10 V for Vuitton Necklace:

The intricately detailed V for Vuitton necklace combines refined feminine style with an iconic signature. Its artistic design features the famous Vuitton V in gold- and silver-tone metal alternating with sparkling crystals. This resplendent jewel creates a constellation of highlights for a sumptuous touch of contemporary elegance, perfect for special occasions ($1,560.00).

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Since Vogue Scandinavia came to fruition in 2021, the magazine has been a champion for homegrown talent. Editor-in-chief Martina Bonnier has supported talent within the subregion of Northern Europe, with everyone from music icon Björk to Vilma Sjöberg fronting the publication throughout 2024. Bonnier welcomes Giovanna Engelbert as a Vogue Scandinavia cover star for October/November 2024. The Italian-born, Stockholm-based fashion powerhouse (who has served as Swarovski creative director since 2020) poses for photographer Marcus Ohlsson. In the cover shot, Engelbert is dressed by stylist Maria Barsoum in an embellished Louis Vuitton look from Nicolas Ghesquiere’s 10-year Fall 2024 collection. Naturally, of course, Giovanna dons jewelry from Swarovski for the occasion, with Carl Milles’ Playing Angels sculptures looming in the background.

Giovanna Engelbert on the Cover of Vogue Scandinavia October/November 2024:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Vogue Scandinavia just goes down and down, lower and lower. Probably this is their worst cover ever,” immediately said BalkaniStaCouture.

“What the hell is that font?” asked EDEN21.

“I thought the Scandinavians were the masters of quiet taste? Is this an AI-generated cover?” quizzed forum member Deleted Member 1957.

“They need to fire that digital retoucher,” stated a disapproving Xone.

Also far from impressed was blueorchid. “What goes through these people’s minds when they approve this slop? ‘Ahhh yes, genius… our customers will LOVE this! It will FLY off of the shelves!'” they laughed.

“This just looks like one of those travel agent advertisements,” noted 0st3nd.

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You’re no doubt very well aware of the fact that Louis Vuitton (just like any other fashion brand on the planet) likes to make use of their ambassadors. From Sophie Turner to Léa Seydoux, the faces of Vuitton are always out representing the LVMH-owned luxury French fashion house (founded in 1854). Make no mistake Ana de Armas is one of those Louis Vuitton brand ambassadors often called upon for the brand’s advertising campaigns. After signing on the dotted line in 2023, the Cuban-Spanish actress has fronted a handful of Louis Vuitton High Jewelry advertising campaigns. It’s a repeat performance with the unveiling of the La Damier de Louis Vuitton collection from Francesca Amfitheatrof. Out is photographer Solve Sundsbo on this occasion, in favor of Ethan James Green who captures Ana for a series of undeniably flawless campaign photos.

Ana de Armas for the Louis Vuitton High Jewelry 2024 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Happy for Ana de Armas that she’s getting that bag, but these jewelry campaigns all look the same,” critiqued Hchloe the moment the campaign struck.

“So generic. I am sure I’ve seen better photos from fashion jewelry brands,” tourbillions chimed in.

“You’d think Ana would work well in any sort of generic campaign,” added tigerrouge.

“Beyond dull,” disapproved forum member zoom.

Yet not everyone was left so dismayed over the end result. “This type of portrait photography will always please me to no end. There’s not one element to this that I dislike. Ana de Armas looks absolutely drop-dead gorgeous here. What an absolute beauty! I can appreciate the switch-up to Ethan James Green on this occasion. It’s all just so effortless,” admired vogue28.

“Ana de Armas looks pretty in the photographs. I especially like the shot of her where she is showing off her shoulders. Overall, I agree that the ads are missing creativity,” noted MModa.

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Zendaya’s slinky low-back Louis Vuitton gown for the 2024 Gotham Awards is a nod to her outstanding Tennis performance in the “Challengers” movie. Additionally, the actor accepted the 2024 Spotlight Tribute Award for nailing the role of player Tashi Duncan in the film. She previously rocked several similar looks during the movie’s press tour and is once again bringing some iconic looks to the red carpet with awards season official afoot. The 2024 Gotham Awards red carpet photos show the 28-year-old flaunting her bare back in a white floor-length dress, looking elegant as always.

Zendaya’s stylist reveals the 2024 Gotham Awards gown was inspired by her ‘Challengers’ character

It’s no secret that Zendaya‘s brilliant role in Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers” movie has remained in the 2024 spotlight, finally landing her a Gotham Award. On Monday, she wore an off-white low-back custom Louis Vuitton dress to the red carpet event. There, the star accepted the Spotlight Tribute award for capturing the true essence of her role in the tennis movie in which she starred alongside Josh O’Connor and Mike Fast. On the other hand, her outfit was a body-hugging floor-length gown that completely bared her back. The outfit also had a halter neck design that she paired with a sleek ponytail and statement jewelry.

Later, Zendaya’s stylist, Law Roach, told Vogue how they masterminded the ensemble using the Nicolas Ghesquière-designed backless double satin dress. Roach claimed, “We love collaborating with Nicolas,” explaining that Ghesquière’s designing approach has a hint of “intelligence” that they appreciate. And so, Roach expressed his wish to create something sleek and elegant for Zendaya. He then opined that the dress was “really pretty—simple, sexy, and very modern.” Additionally, she added Bvlgari jewelry to round off the attire.

Finally, Roach admitted that Zendaya’s dress for the 2024 Gotham Awards was a more subtle nod to the “Challengers” movie. “It feels in the same vein as this character we created for Tashi Duncan, but it’s not as character-driven as the press tour,” he said. The stylist also commented on how the dress mainly captures the actor’s present stance in life and only “a little carry-over” for Tashi.

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