Zendaya looked sensational as she changed up her look for the latest Louis Vuitton x Murakami summer collection.
The actress, 28, showcased her incredible physique as she posed up a storm in a cherry print bikini and swimsuit in the stunning shots.
The star is known for her constantly changing red carpet looks, and Zendaya switched it up once again as she debuted another new hairstyle for the campaign.
Ditching her short bob for long brunette locks and a fringe the singer proved there really is no style she cannot pull off.
In one snap she posed on top of a bike, stretching out her long legs in a pair of cherry sandals as she showed off a classic Louis Vuitton bag with the new design.
A backpack with the Louis Vuitton denim and cherries was then put on full display by the actress over the skimpy white bikini.
The collaboration between the iconic designer and Japanese artist is centred on a cherry design that is tipped to quickly become a favourite.
If the design itself looks familiar, that’s because it is a reimagining of a similar cherry collaboration that was a hit in the summer of 2005.
Zendaya looked like she had a lot of fun shooting for the designer, as she posed playfully with the giant cherries.
The actress previously revealed she uses fashion as a tool to help her feel more confident.
Her longterm stylist Law Roach told Vogue that dressing up gives her ‘this real confidence’.
He said: ‘[She is like] let me put it all on and go out there and give this to the world, and then let me come home and take it all off and become myself again.’
While fans are now speculating about the actress’s wedding dress after she revealed her engagement to Tom Holland, 28, at the Golden Globes, Roach said it’s the one look the public are unlikely to see.
He also stressed that he has yet to start work on the outfit because the actress is so busy.
The stylist told Complex magazine: ‘Zendaya has like six movies coming out – I’m thinking about the press tours.
‘It’ll probably be a wedding dress that nobody will ever see.’
Roach went on to explain something that fans already know well – Zendaya and Holland are pretty private of a couple.
He said that he doesn’t exactly see a Vogue spread for their nuptials, as they tend to want to keep things about their relationship between themselves.
And if you’re hoping that one of the probable celeb invites to the occasion will give a sneak peak of the look, Roach basically said to keep dreaming.
‘The people that she will invite will be really respectful of their privacy,’ he said.
‘So, it will be a really beautiful dress that no one gets to see.’
The stylist told Complex magazine: ‘Zendaya has like six movies coming out – I’m thinking about the press tours.
‘It’ll probably be a wedding dress that nobody will ever see.’
Roach went on to explain something that fans already know well – Zendaya and Holland are pretty private of a couple.
He said that he doesn’t exactly see a Vogue spread for their nuptials, as they tend to want to keep things about their relationship between themselves.
And if you’re hoping that one of the probable celeb invites to the occasion will give a sneak peak of the look, Roach basically said to keep dreaming.
‘The people that she will invite will be really respectful of their privacy,’ he said.
‘So, it will be a really beautiful dress that no one gets to see.’
The stylist told Complex magazine: ‘Zendaya has like six movies coming out – I’m thinking about the press tours.
‘It’ll probably be a wedding dress that nobody will ever see.’
Roach went on to explain something that fans already know well – Zendaya and Holland are pretty private of a couple.
He said that he doesn’t exactly see a Vogue spread for their nuptials, as they tend to want to keep things about their relationship between themselves.
And if you’re hoping that one of the probable celeb invites to the occasion will give a sneak peak of the look, Roach basically said to keep dreaming.
‘The people that she will invite will be really respectful of their privacy,’ he said.
‘So, it will be a really beautiful dress that no one gets to see.’