Here comes the bride. . . and<\/em> the movie star!<\/p>\n Tonight in Paris, Zendaya continued her bridal-themed press tour for The Drama<\/em><\/a>, her new Kristoffer Borgli film co-starring Robert Pattinson that releases April 3. The star hit the step and repeat in a white Louis Vuitton backless column gown, punctuated with an oversized back bow that cascaded down into a sweeping train. She accessorized it with diamond David Morris jewels. The whole statuesque look was giving wedding cake topper\u2014in the chicest way possible, of course.<\/p>\n This whole month, the star has been wearing a lot of white (including rewearing the Vivienne Westwood gown<\/a> she wore to the 2015 Oscars!) on the red carpets, as a clever way to nod back to the film\u2019s wedding theme. Plus, given the recent reports that she and Tom Holland recently tied the knot<\/a>, the fashion direction has been entirely fitting for an (alleged) new bride.<\/p>\n Photo: Getty Images<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n While Zendaya could have easily called in virtually any<\/em> full-trained princess wedding dress for her press tour, she and stylist Law Roach have been keeping thing more sleek and streamlined. Her Vuitton gown tonight, for one, leaned into a clean and minimal shape\u2014the perfect companion to Pattinson\u2019s classic black tuxedo and tie, designed by Dior.<\/p>\n The drama\u2014pun intended\u2014really was all about the back of the Vuitton look. Complete with a high back slit, open back, and gigantic bow, it\u2019s a striking design that IRL-brides could wear to turn heads while walking down the aisle. Forget making an entrance. . . sometimes the best gowns make an exit<\/em>.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/assets.vogue.com\/photos\/69c2f94dd083ca02c5c9b30d\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/GettyImages-2268187222.jpg\"\/)
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