Zendaya Packs Eight 'Challengers' Outfit Changes Into Two Days

She's continuing to reinvent tennis whites on a stop in New York City.

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Zendaya's pre-Challengers press tour has been a fashion whirlwind. From red carpet to street style, the actress is dressing the part every day with outfits riffing on her upcoming movie's tennis theme, courtesy of her longtime stylist Law Roach. And yesterday, she pulled a four-a-day, wearing four different looks over the course of 24 hours.

Her sportiest outfit of the day was a Longchamp set—a cropped navy windbreaker with a thin green-and-white stripe, paired with a green and white pleated tennis skirt. Instead of the bright white Christian Louboutin stiletto heels, which she's incorporated into nearly every press tour look, she wore crisp tennis shoes instead.

For her next trick, Zendaya changed into a breezy white jumpsuit, again paired with sneakers, and her hair pulled back in a bouncy ponytail. The top of the jumpsuit mimics a sleeveless, collared tennis shirt with a deep-V neckline. The tight top gave way to flowy, oversized pant legs.

zendaya wears a white jumpsuit for Challengers press in New York City

One of Zendaya's four looks was a fit-and-flare jumpsuit, made casual by her crisp white sneakers.

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Later in the day, she switched out of her tennis whites into a monochrome grey ensemble. Zendaya wore greish (grey-beige) slightly slouchy straight-leg trousers, a matching sweater, and brown Loro Piana ballet flats.

But Zendaya's final look was the real showstopper. The star was fit for a '90s music video in her long, white custom Alaïa hoodie dress, slim-fitting with short sleeves and the hood pulled over her head. She brought back her trusty white Louboutins to complete the outfit, plus stacks of diamonds on either wrist, the coiled Bvlgari High Jewelry Serpenti Bracelet and several Serpenti Viper Bracelets.

zendaya wears a hooded Alaïa dress to promote Challengers in New York City

Zendaya looked straight out of a '90s music video in her custom Alaïa hoodie dress.

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These four costume changes were just a continuation of a bigger commitmentL Zendaya has worn eight outfits in just two days. On Tuesday, she was photographed in a simple set from Tory Burch: a forest green tennis mini skirt paired with the brand's matching "tech piqué" chevron polo. Earlier that day, she was also spotted in a white Erdem midi dress featuring yellow florals and bright green stripes painted throughout. Tuesday also saw Zendaya in a vintage neon Thierry Mugler suit and a relaxed, yet polished white-on-white linen pants and a halter blouse.

Zendaya in New York City for Challengers April 2024

Zendaya played with the tennis theme in a tulle and floral dress by Erdem.

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Zendaya wears a green mugler suit leaving Good Morning American on Tuesday April 23

Zendaya also attended Good Morning, America wearing a tennis ball green suit by Thierry Mugler.

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Julia Gray
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Julia Gray is a contributing fashion writer at Marie Claire, where she covers runway trends, celebrity style, and shopping. In her six years as a journalist, Julia’s reporting has ranged across style, music, Internet culture, art, retail, tech, and more. In addition to Marie Claire, Julia writes for outlets like the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Ringer, New York Magazine, Pitchfork, Nylon, and Vice, among others. Julia's fashion reporting is led by curiosity. Julia is not only interested in critiquing and covering pop culture, but in understanding what our pop culture says about how we live and modern values. When she’s not writing, Julia hosts a podcast called Girls Room, where she and her co-host revisit shows like Girls and Gossip Girl from the beginning with guests like comedian Cat Cohen and writer Hunter Harris. Girls Room was recently cited in the New York Times.