Greenscreen celebrity fashion look predictionfrom @johnmvilla2

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Think I know what Zendaya's Something Blue is going to be. Zendaya's looks for the drama premieres are following this theme of something old, something new, etcetera. First, she recycled this Vivienne Westwood gown that she originally wore worse the twenty fifteen Oscars for the London premiere. Something good, check. Also perfectly bridal white. We talked about the Louis Vuitton at the Paris premiere. Brand new, custom made, and bridal ish until you get to this black bow train, which is really interesting. A little more dramatic and uncontrolled. She also wore this incredible, lovely, but disintegrating Tier Fekal dress. This was a photo call. It's not really in the premier lineup, but it does fit the narrative. Her something borrowed was iconic. She was loaned Cate Blanchett's Armani Prive dress that she herself has worn twice. One of Kate's best looks, which is a crowded field. I love those geometric faceted stones. They look like obsidian, and they both wear it so well with this statuesque presence. I had expected something borrowed to be a deep dive archival pull as laws want to do. Maybe a Lagerfeld or Mugler moment. But finally, something blue. And a sensational completely anti bridal blue gown was shown at Couture week in January that I haven't stopped thinking about since. Look 26 from Schiaparelli's The Agony and the Ecstasy by Daniel Roseberry. Zendaya has worn Schiaparelli before. She's attended their couture show before. I loved this look so much. But it's been a minute since she's had a major Schiaparelli moment. And aside from Demi Moore at the Better Awards and Dua Lipa at the Oscars better party, this collection hasn't had any major red carpet placements, and I think this would be perfect. This dress was made with 65,000 silk better, not real ones, handmade and dyed silk feathers in a gradient of 27 different shades of blue. It took eight thousand hours of work, grand like a bridal gown often is, but it radiates a really ominous beauty. It's not pristine and pure and white. There's a really magnetic darkness and luster to it. It's a masterpiece. It was also shown with this amazing faux taxidermy bird heel, which adds this extra layer of kind of disturbing beauty. Best like the seventeenth century, mainly Dutch tradition of painting dead birds, it forces an evaluation of life and death. Is marriage a prison? Will I be a beautiful blue bad in a cage or on a foot? Other contenders include one of these sculptural works of art by the valley. There's little bits of blue in there. This Miss Sohee Couture cobalt porcelain tiger dress. Dior could make this bad gown in a shade of blue for sure, or maybe a creepy bridal Robert one moment, but I do think it needs to be this. That's my theory. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Let me know what you think rank if you have any other ideas. Okay. Bye.