Nevertheless, this dress was a dream come true for her and a project she was able to tackle in 2020. She did mention in her video that it started downpouring during the shoot and she was completely drenched by the time they completed the shoot. She does go for more practical shoes than heels, which is certainly easier to slay your enemies. The actress wore a chainlink dress, imitating a medieval. Tying in with the theme, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.
Rachel's final product looks absolutely stunning, complete with taking photos and videos at an actual castle. One of Zendaya’s most iconic Met Gala moments came in 2018. She also continued the armor by painting it with plastidip, then silver paint, and finally adding bits of weathering to make it look like it had been worn in a battle. Her fabric used was a chainmail design from Mood Fabrics that certainly has the shine look to it. For the thigh armor she made them move with her legs by attaching fabric to the piece of worbla, much like what Zendaya's armor had done on the Met Gala carpet. Yes, the halos and wings and crosses and papal hats were majestic, heavenly and on theme for the Met Galas Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic. She then uses worbla for all of the armor and begins with the neck piece and works her way down to the thigh armor. Staying true to that year’s theme China: Through the Looking Glass, the actress wore a beautiful red. She starts off by drawing the dress on paper and looking at the different pieces that were used for the actor. Zendaya’s most iconic Met Gala look One of Zendaya’s most iconic Met Gala moments came in 2018. For her Met Gala debut in 2015, Zendaya sported a bedazzling high-low dress. "There's just something about women in shining armor." "I have a very tangible fascination with Joan of Arc," Rachel said in her video. Rachel made a 25-minute long YouTube tutorial on her channel explaining why she wanted to make the dress and the process to recreate it. A post shared by Zendaya To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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