If you're looking to get some amazing throwback work, it's Zendaya. The actress immediately made her Red carpet return at the Green Carpet Fashion Awards last night with a piece that turns yet another head on the history of fashion and threads - a bejeweled second part press tour of the archive: Fresh off the dunes.

Euphoria Star attended the awards ceremony in Los Angeles on Wednesday night. As usual, Zendaya wore a sleeveless gray silk chiffon gown from Roberto Cavalli's Spring/Summer 2011 collection. The piece came with a crocodile print along the waist and featured a plunging neckline—plus, it decorated with a fringe similar to that of a roaring 20s flapper gown

The Emmy Award winner accessorised her "green carpet" look with several pieces of Bulgari jewelry, including 2 arm cuffs on the forearm and biceps. For Lee

G, the actress wore a gown of her hair with soft curls. Her makeup was natural, including a nude lip gloss that matched her rosy cheeks and subtle bronze eyeshadow.

Zendaya's latest look is a complete 180 from what she has worn over the past few months. While promoting her recent project, Dune: Part 2, the 27-year-old lived on the sci-fi aesthetic of the film.

Relying on Roach for the entire press circuit, Zendaya embodied the atmosphere of a futuristic sandstorm princess to purchase the rarest vintage pieces, using Roach's industry connections. On May 2, the actress attended a film press conference in Seoul and wore a Cyborg・inspired set from Givenchy's Fall/Winter 1999 runway show, made by the late designer Alexander McQueen.

However, the most talked-about ensemble of her entire press tour was the Mugler robot suit she wore at the London premiere on May 2.

Vintage design debuted at Thierry Mügler's 1995 Haute Couture catwalk at Paris Fashion Week. The figures looked like robot armor and were decorated with cutouts covered with PVC throughout.

8 years after their collaboration, Roach and Zendaya continue to bring the magic of styling to all red carpet events. But it was not always easy for the actress. Fans of Zendaya on the first day are hard to find from designers like Alexander McQueen and Roberto Cavalli, now she wears unusual and exclusive pieces, how hard the Disney Channel star at the time was to pull pieces from big-name designers.

The looks of Zendaya's press tour have been a big response to every stop on the tour, but Roach told Vogue that the team is creating red carpet magic with their vision in mind. "We don't work based on what we think someone's reaction will be," the stylist said.

Choosing all these vintage pieces is the easiest way to wear something that someone else has," Roach told Vogue, with eco-awareness in mind, suitable for events like the Green Carpet Fashion Awards. "Beautiful clothes should live as long as possible and as many lives as possible."