Zendaya added yet another major fashion moment to an already packed year.
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This week, the actress, 29, unveiled a sleek new short haircut while starring in Louis Vuitton's latest campaign celebrating 130 years of the brand's iconic monogram.
The campaign, directed by Roman Coppola, shows Zendaya lounging effortlessly on set, modeling the classic Speedy silhouette in rich brown monogram canvas.
For the shoot, the two-time Emmy winner stunned in a plunging pinstripe vest paired with matching tailored trousers, showcasing the fashion house’s sharp, menswear-inspired aesthetic.
In another striking image, she modeled a structured blazer adorned with an oversized crest and gold necklace as she looked off into the distance.
Fans were quick to react to the new visuals, with many praising Zendaya's cropped hairstyle and effortless elegance.
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Zendaya unveiled a sleek new short haircut while starring in Louis Vuitton's latest campaign celebrating 130 years of the brand's iconic monogram
'This haircut looks so good on her,' one fan wrote, while another added, 'She slays no matter what she wears.'
Others compared the look to Halle Berry, with comments like, 'It's kinda giving Halle Berry,' and 'That hair EATS.'
Zendaya has served as a Louis Vuitton house ambassador since April 2023.
The performer is currently juggling a slate of high-profile projects set to debut in the coming months.
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In addition to promoting the long-awaited third season of Euphoria, which returns in April, her upcoming drama The Drama, co-starring Robert Pattinson, is set to come out that same month.
She and Pattinson will also reunite in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, which is set to hit theaters in July.
Pattinson recently praised Zendaya's talent during an interview, calling her 'incredible' across all of their collaborations.
Away from the screen, Zendaya has also been candid about balancing her career with her personal life alongside fiancé Tom Holland.
The campaign, directed by Roman Coppola, shows Zendaya lounging effortlessly on set, modeling the classic Speedy silhouette in rich brown monogram canvas
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Fans were quick to react to the new visuals, with many praising Zendaya's cropped hairstyle and effortless elegance
'This haircut looks so good on her,' one fan wrote, while another added, 'She slays no matter what she wears'
Others compared the look to Halle Berry, with comments like, 'It's kinda giving Halle Berry,' and 'That hair EATS'
In a recent interview with the Daily Mirror, the California-born star described Holland as her 'favorite person to work with,' while emphasizing the importance of fiercely protecting their privacy.
'Neither of us want to hide and not live our lives and do normal things, like go out for dinner, but at the same time, we want to protect our privacy,' she explained.
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When the pair aren't working, they split their time between between Holland's home in Richmond, West London and Zendaya's home in California, where she has lived for the majority of her life.
The actress, who was born in Oakland and later moved to southern California with her family as a young teenager, told the outlet she adores living in England.
And for what she doesn't like, Zendaya had a hilarious comment about a specific Great British delicacy.
'I think because so much of our work is in LA, [the UK] can't be a permanent home right now, but it does feel like a home to me,' she said.
Away from the screen, Zendaya has also been candid about balancing her career with her personal life alongside fiancé Tom Holland; seen in 2024
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'When I go to the UK, I don't feel like a visitor anymore. I understand British slang, I get the culture, and I know a "nice cup of tea" makes everything right.'
About the times she gets the chance to fly to London, Zendaya said: 'It really feels like coming home, and I love the people.
'But I will never understand the fascination with Jaffa Cakes. They just don't make sense to me,' she jokingly added.
'One thing you guys do really well is Indian food,' she noted as she recalled a recent meal she had with Holland and his family. 'We went to see a show just before Christmas and we had the best curry.'
In regards to her and her fiancé's preference to keep their personal lives as private as possible, Zendaya cited her longtime career in entertainment and how she got her start as a child star.
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In a recent interview with the Daily Mirror, the California-born star described Holland as her 'favorite person to work with' (pictured earlier this year)
Zendaya and Holland first met while filming Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016; seen while filming Spider-Man: Far From Home in October 2018
'I have a really complicated relationship when it comes to starting in the industry so young,' said the former Disney star, who landed her breakout role on Disney Channel's Shake It Up as a teenager.
'On one hand, I am grateful for the opportunities and experience; then, on the other, there is no doubt I missed out on a lot of regular teenage stuff.'
She credited her mother and father for supporting her during her rise to fame.
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'My parents were and are super protective of me. I wouldn't have been able to navigate being in the industry at such a young age without them.'
Zendaya and Holland first met while filming Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016.
The following year, the costars sparked romance rumors, and they later went on to confirm their relationship in July 2021 when they were photographed kissing in a car.