We already know that Zendaya's best looks contain many elements. The actor can often pivot seamlessly from tennis-inspired to sci-fi to runway, often in the same week. This was especially true during the “Dune” era: from “Dune: Part 2” to “Challengers,” she was back and forth between photocalls and vibes.

Lately, however, Zendaya has been keeping a low profile, and in recent months has only been seen rarely at Wimbledon. This weekend, however, the star was hard at work. Returning to her street style, she appeared in a few new designer pieces.

On Saturday, Zendaya showed off both her face and her looks in Manhattan. She started in a color-block Burberry ensemble, which she changed into a voluminous Louis Vuitton bubble dress a few hours later. (The next day, September 22, she was spotted again, this time with an aesthetic that painted a picture of casual.

In a complete change of pace, Zendaya opted for laid-back streetwear for lunch with stylist Lo Roach, who worked on all of the aforementioned fashion moments. Her plain tank top and matching white sneakers were from On. She paired the combination with parachute pants, a Y2K trend that even the bravest of Gen Z would hesitate to try.

Bulging track pants gave her look a nostalgic, sporty vibe (one of Zendaya's signature looks). The cherry red windbreaker was made of the same lightweight fabric.

Although she did not attend the New York Fashion Week show, Zendaya's slacker look is straight out of the post-New York Fashion Week playbook: nine days in a row of full glamour and uncomfortable shoes, and when you're exhausted, the editor's The type of clothes one chooses to wear when exhausted after nine straight days of full glamour and uncomfortable shoes.

All this is to say that her look is the epitome of comfort, style, and savvy branding; Z was recently announced as the spokesperson for the sneaker brand On. Her style-changing ways can convince anyone to try both sneakers and the revival of the parachute pants trend.