The premieres of the films "Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" became not only cinematic events but also a source of new beauty trends. Hollywood star Zendaya, appearing on red carpets in couture looks, inspired makeup artists and fans around the world. Her personal makeup artist, Ernesto Casillas, created several memorable looks united by one idea — naturalness with a hint of divine radiance.

"Sun-Kissed" Skin and White Accents

At the London premiere of the film "Odyssey," Zendaya appeared in a dress by Schiaparelli. Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas set out to create the effect of a face kissed by the sun, like that of a Greek goddess. The eyes became the main accent — they were highlighted with white eyeshadow in the inner corner, giving the gaze an otherworldly depth.

To create this look, Charlotte Tilbury products were used: Exagger-Eyes Easy Eyeshadow Stick in shades Nude Sculpt, Minx Sculpt, and Satin Diamonds. The cool light tone was combined with soft nude blending, creating an effect of gentle radiance.

To recreate this makeup, you need to:

  • Start with well-moisturized skin, apply foundation and concealer.
  • Add bronzer to the cheekbones, forehead, and jawline.
  • Finish the look with soft pink blush and highlighter.
  • Apply a light beige shade to the eyelids and highlight the crease with light brown matte eyeshadow.
  • Using a flat brush, apply cool-toned eyeshadow to the inner corner of the eye, slightly extending onto the upper and lower lids.
  • Carefully blend the white color so it transitions smoothly into nude shades.
  • Accentuate the corners of the eyes with black liner and coat the upper lashes with mascara.
  • Outline the lips with a light brown pencil and apply a pink-nude gloss.

Natural Blush and Minimalism

At the New York premiere of the film "Odyssey," Zendaya appeared in another look — more restrained, yet no less expressive. Here, the makeup artist focused on a natural blush, using Prada Beauty cosmetics.

"We wanted the skin to look fresh, radiant, and as if naturally kissed by the sun. The makeup was intentionally minimal — the focus remained on the glowing face and soft warmth where the sun usually touches the skin," Casillas said.

To recreate this look:

  • Prepare the skin with moisturizing products, apply a light foundation and concealer.
  • Apply a warm pink blush not only to the cheeks but also to the nose, temples, hairline, and chin.
  • Add highlighter and powder to set the makeup.
  • Brows can be brushed up or carefully shaped with gel.
  • Leave the eyes without mascara, adding eyeshadow in a skin tone.
  • For the lips, choose a nude color close to the natural shade. First, slightly outline the contour with a pencil, then apply lipstick.

Balance Between Naturalness and Glamour

At the premiere of the new "Spider-Man" film in London, Zendaya appeared in a dress by Tamara Ralph with long, voluminous hair. The makeup artist once again used Charlotte Tilbury cosmetics, creating the effect of naturally radiant skin with a blush, highlighting the eyes with warm brown shades, and the lips with a pink-nude color.

To recreate this look:

  • Thoroughly moisturize the skin, apply a thin layer of foundation to even out the tone while maintaining a natural look.
  • Use concealer to spot-conceal imperfections and add a subtle glow under the eyes.
  • To add "warmth," apply bronzer to the cheekbones, jawline, and upper parts of the face.
  • Finish the cheek makeup with a soft pink blush, blending it towards the temples.
  • Add a little highlighter to the high points of the face to achieve a natural glow.
  • Finally, set the makeup with powder.
  • Apply cocoa-colored eyeshadow to the eyelids and blend thoroughly.
  • To make the gaze expressive, use mascara, and for the lips — a dark nude lipstick.
  • Brows can be accentuated with a dark brown pencil, filling in individual gaps.

These looks by Zendaya have become a source of inspiration for many who want to experiment with makeup while maintaining a balance between naturalness and glamour. Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas proved that even minimal accents can radically change the perception of a look, making it memorable and unique.