Zendaya Coleman turned heads on the red carpet at the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, wearing a bold and revealing outfit that paid tribute to music icon Cher. The event, held on Saturday, October 19, in Cleveland, Ohio, saw the actress honor Cher, who was among the inductees into the prestigious Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
The "Euphoria" star channeled Cher's iconic style by donning a vintage Bob Mackie gown, a designer long associated with Cher. The gold, midriff-baring dress, part of Mackie’s Fall 2001 couture collection titled Foreign Intrigue, was a nod to Cher’s signature fashion choices. Zendaya's look brought back memories of a similar gown that Cher wore during a 1975 performance of "I'm a Woman" alongside Raquel Welch on The Cher Show.
Zendaya's stylist, Law Roach, who has a history of helping the actress channel Cher’s style, previously worked with her on a similar look for the 2021 Academy Awards. With this latest homage, Zendaya once again showcased her ability to blend vintage glamour with modern flair, honoring one of music’s greatest legends at a night dedicated to celebrating iconic contributions to rock and roll.
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