Zendaya stunned on the SAG Awards red carpet yesterday because she was giving off old Hollywood vibes. As in Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes singing Diamonds are Girls Best Friend.
Like the legend, Zendaya wore her hair in a curly bob, a diamond necklace, and a sleeveless pink gown that hugged her curves. And she looked magnificent. Not that she ever looks worse for wear, but she brought glamour back to the carpet!
So much so, I am sure Marilyn Monroe was looking down at her with pride.
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Zendaya wowed at Valentino’s show at Paris Fashion Week by wearing one of their designs that felt like a throwback to the Fosse era.
The two-time Emmy winner modeled a lace catsuit with black shorts and a jacket that held on her to boobs so as not to reveal too much—making the outfit just that much more sexier. Granted, she has the body to make the outfit look like a million bucks.
Madame Tussauds released a sneak peek of Zendaya’s wax statue. At least, I think it is the Euphoria star. To me, she looks more like a stewardess in her 40s from the ’70s than the most sought-after actress in her 20s.
Do you think it looks like Zendaya?
The Zendaya life-size candle will make its debut in London on Friday.
Zendaya is starring in the latest Spider-man movie, and she has a real concern for Tom Holland and other actors who wear full-body suits to play a superhero. The costumes are not easy to get on and off. So they have to do everything in them.
Because of that, she told Grahan Norton on his show today that she is worried about what happens if her boyfriend has to throw up in it while dressed as Spider-man. She believes there needs to be an easier way to get out of it.
If I were her, I would be more worried about the rush to go from the other end. I know; they are both equally awful. So, now that she mentions it, I think we need to take a stand for actors who cannot easily get out of their costumes when nature calls.
They also need to have a better way to eat. I mean, can you imagine having a straw being stuck down your eyehole so that you can eat and/or drink.
We know that true actors suffer for their art, but this seems to be unnecessary. I mean, how hard is it to add a zip? Let’s save the superheroes and protest for their right for zippers!
Let’s organize marches on National Zipper Day, April 29th, to let the studios know that actors should be able to get out of suits quickly. They deserve the same rights as you and me when it comes time to pee.
