She likes her symbolism! Zendaya made quite a few statements at the premiere of "Spider-Man: Nowhere to Go in Los Angeles". How do you ask? The 25-year-old actress appeared in a haute couture tailored with spider web details. 

The star, who collaborated with the stylist Law Roach, collaborated with Valentino to launch a one-of-a-kind gown that made Marvel verses shine. With top-to-bottom sequin details, low-hanging neckline and high thigh slits, the forever fashion star managed to add a super stylish touch to the entire Spider-Man situation. 

However, the theme moment did not stop there. Valentino’s creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli also designed a mask with intricate details to make people truly realize that Zendaya is a stylish superhero. 

In terms of accessories, the actress wore dazzling Stuart Weitzman sequined high heels and nearly 27.84 carats of Bulgari jewelry. She paired the 9.71 carat pendant earrings with two exquisite rings from the jewelry store. 

In the gorgeous department, the greatest performer star designed her hairstyle into hip-length braids. The Lancôme ambassador also introduced a low-key makeup that emphasized eyeliner. 

Unsurprisingly, it is understandable that fans are fascinated by this symbolic suspender skirt, and they shared their love for this look on Twitter. "Spider web skirt? Hair? Split legs? Miss Zendaya did it again," one user wrote, while another said, "Zendaya is the queen of reference." 

The latter comment couldn't be more accurate, because the star emphasized subtle symbolism in every inch of the Spider-Man press conference. 

For example, at the London premiere, the star wore an Alexander McQueen suit with crystals that resembled a net embroidered on it. She even added spider web earrings. 

A week ago, she arrived at the Ballon d'Or at The Théâtre du Chalet in Paris wearing a Roberto Cavalli number. The gilded spine of this number reminds of Dr. Octopus. The character first appeared in "The Amazing Spider-Man 3" and returned in "Spider-Man: No Way To Go". Although fans apparently noticed the reference material, Zandaya confirmed her costume intentions through Instagram stories. 

She reshared a post, comparing the two with her Instagram story. "We like reference," she captioned the photo. 

Zendaya likes to pay tribute to her movies with fashion, which predates her Spider-Man journey. Back to the premiere of Space Jam: A New Legacy in July, the actress designed haute couture for Lola Bunny's uniform. She wore Moschino's yellow, green, blue, purple and green patchwork jumpsuit, which is a clear reference to the redesigned uniform of the fictional character. 

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