Trending Now - Zendaya Rewears 2015 Oscars Dress at 'the Drama' Premiere

WHO:

Zendaya, actress

Law Roach, stylist

Kristoffer Borgli, writer-director of "The Drama"

Robert Pattinson, actor starring in "The Drama"

A24, production company

Nicolas Cage, actor in Borgli's previous film "Dream Scenario"

WHAT:

Zendaya wore the same Vivienne Westwood gown to the premiere of "The Drama" that she wore to the 2015 Oscars.

The film "The Drama" features Zendaya as Emma Hardwood and Robert Pattinson as Charlie Thompson.

The plot of "The Drama" involves a couple days away from their wedding when their relationship takes a disastrous turn.

A fictional engagement announcement for the characters was published in the Boston Globe.

WHERE:

The premiere of "The Drama" took place at a wedding-themed event.

WHEN:

The premiere occurred on March 17th, 2026.

"Euphoria" Season 3 premieres on April 12th, 2026.

"The Odyssey," starring Zendaya, is set to be released on July 17th, 2026.

"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" premieres on July 31st, 2026.

"Dune: Part 3" is scheduled for release on December 18th, 2026.

WHY:

Zendaya chose to wear the dress again as it was inspired by the Victorian-era couplet "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue," and she wanted to bring it back for the film's theme.

She recalled the 2015 Oscars as an important moment for herself, her community, and her loved ones.

HOW:

Zendaya brainstormed with stylist Law Roach to theme her dress for the film premiere.

(UPDATED March 18, 2026 17:23 UTC)

At the premiere of "The Drama" on March 17, 2026, Zendaya made a striking appearance in a Vivienne Westwood gown that she previously wore to the 2015 Oscars, a choice inspired by the Victorian-era saying about weddings. The film, which features Zendaya as Emma Hardwood and Robert Pattinson as Charlie Thompson, tells the story of a couple whose relationship takes a disastrous turn just days before their wedding. The event, themed around weddings, also included a fictional engagement announcement for the characters published in the Boston Globe, showcasing the film's unique narrative.