Zendaya's Halloween look is turning heads.
The Emmy-winning actor channeled her inner Halle Berry, serving up Y2K realness with her spot-on recreation of Berry's look for the July 2000 premiere of "X-Men" in New York City.
Zendaya, like Berry, donned a teeny-tiny, yellow printed string bikini top complete with matching low-rise pants and dark-tinted sunnies.
The "Euphoria" alum had fans seeing double as she posted photographs against a wall of glass, even mimicking Berry's stance on the red carpet.
The only thing missing, according to fellow stylist and designer Phillip Bloch, was the diamond chain he fashioned for Berry's bikini top closures. Bloch revealed that he made Berry's top with the hem of the trousers.
In addition to the diamond-encrusted
closures, Berry donned a silver belly chain, silver heels, a black, sheer button-up, accessories that were missing from Zendaya's look.
Zendaya's longtime stylist and friend Law Roach shared a clip along with a few snaps of Zendaya and Berry at the premiere.
"Zendaya channeling Halle Berry wearing @lanvin Fall 2000," Roach captioned the Saturday, Oct. 31 post. "Thank you @petercopping and @aliix_long Halle styled by the legendary @phillipbloch."
Berry caught wind of the costume, amidst all of the hubbub, and dropped a string of red hearts in the comment section.
Halle Berry reacts to Zendaya channeling her iconic look
Berry first acknowledged the "Challengers" star channeling her signature pixie at the 2026 Emmy Awards.
The "Catwoman" actress shared three posts dedicated to Zendaya on her Instagram stories with a side-by-side comparison of the Emmys ensemble and Berry's outfit at the 2002 Los Angeles premiere of "Die Another Day." Berry added an animated heart and tagged Zendaya and Roach, who first shared the picture on Instagram.
Roach confirmed that Berry influenced Zendaya's look in an interview shared by Refinery29.
"She murdered the night," Berry wrote while reposting the clip, People reported.
At a 2021 Sundance Film Festival panel, Berry called Zendaya's success "proof-positive that things are changing" for Black women in Hollywood.
Contributing: Sameen Chaudhry, USA TODAY
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