All of Zendaya's Best 'Dune' Red Carpet Looks

Zendaya's new movie, the sci-fi epic Dune, comes out on October 22nd, and she's spent the last month or two promoting it in high style. With the help of her longtime stylist Law Roach, the actor has turned out a series of unforgettable looks that pay homage to the film's space opera aesthetics — with a high-fashion twist.

From the Holtzman shield-inspired breastplates to metallic embellishments, Zendaya's red carpet looks would fit right in on the desert planet Arrakis. Scroll on for a round-up of the best ones below.

Zendaya kicked off her season of Dune style at the Venice Film Festival back in September. She arrived looking like a woman who meant business in an oversized blazer worn over a white gown with a statement pink ribbon, all by Valentino.

Next came a wet-look Balmain gown with a thigh-high slit, which she wore to the film's festival premiere. She accessorized with a Bulgari necklace and looked every inch the galactic princess.

Later that week in Paris, Zendaya wore a maroon Maison Alaïa two-piece followed by a two-piece David Koma gown featuring shimmering silver V-line accents along the seams (not pictured). On his Instagram, Law Roach wrote, "We can do this all day."

For the London special screening Q&A, Zendaya opted for a more casual look: a long white shirt dress paired with black leather pants and pumps, topping off the look with a matching black mask.

At the Dune photocall in London a month later, Zendaya wore a chained bodice top from Andreas Kronthaler's Spring 2020 Vivienne Westwood collection, a piece reminiscent of her breastplate moment at the Women in Film Awards on October 7. She paired the look with a checkered brown asymmetrical midi skirt and accessorized with Bvlgari jewels and nude Louboutins.

Most recently, Zendaya wore a long-sleeved, sand-colored Rick Owens gown to the UK Special Screening, elevating the look with a sleek updo that featured a deep side part.

For the London screening's afterparty, she wore a custom maroon dress by Nensi Dojaka, a British designer known for taking inspiration from the '90s. Still, with her Bulgari jewelry and another deep side part, Zendaya looked ready to party on another planet thousands of years into the future.