Zendaya bringing the Y2K vibes back in Louis Vuitton’s iconic Theda bag

At the point when Zendaya was declared as the substance of Louis Vuitton, we as a whole pre-arranged ourselves to see the whiz in the brand’s best in class. In any case, today, Zendaya wore a legacy hit back from the 2000s and sufficiently it’s to make any enthusiast of Y2K style shout. Today, Louis Vuitton showed its most recent assortment at Paris Design Week — and Zendaya was in participation in a plan from the celebrated French brand, normally — however after the convention, grandeur, and situation that accompanied the show, Zendaya ventured out conveying the brand’s Theda sack, a disruptive style that bowed during the 2000s.

At the point when the brand delivered the sack, which includes a major clasp and two drawstrings, it was accessible in Vuitton’s unique monogram as well as a rainbow, candy-shaded rendition that was important for LV’s collab with Japanese pop craftsman Takashi Murakami. The pack appeared when Marc Jacobs was currently in charge of LV and the organization with Murakami was one of his generally famous (and longest-running) assortments. Zendaya conveyed it in a medium size and matched the proclamation making legacy top-handle sack with a princess-y puff-sleeve gold top with modest bow subtleties and some medium-wash straight-leg pants. She completed everything off with a couple of strappy silver shoes.