Zendaya turned heads with her vintage Spider-Man t-shirt at the Brand New Day photocall.
Zendaya wore a $35 vintage Spider-Man t-shirt for her latest Hollywood event.
The 29-year-old actress will be back as Mary Jane in Marvel’s new blockbuster Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and she has gone viral after sporting a classic oversized shirt with just a pair of Christian Louboutin pumps for the movie’s photocall in Paris, France.
Her stylist Law Roach has since revealed she got the 2XL graphic print t-shirt off eBay earlier this month for just $34.99.
The description for the item revealed it was pre-owned but in “good” condition.
Sharing a screenshot of the original listing on his Instagram Story, Law quipped: “Style doesn’t always have to cost a fortune.”
Zendaya previously admitted that 2003 Disney Channel movie The Cheetah Girls was her first fashion inspiration.
She told Vogue magazine: “Once I was old enough to kind of decide what I wanted to wear, they kind of just let me dress myself, which was cool.
“So I wasn’t that kid who had the perfect matching outfit going to school — I kind of just picked whatever I wanted, starting in kindergarten, first grade.
“The Cheetah Girls was a major thing, so I wore a lot of leopard print—that’s not cheetah print, but I didn’t know the difference.”
The TV film – and its subsequent two sequels – followed four girls in a pop group, who were known for their signature animal print style.
The Drama star insisted children should all have the opportunity to discover themself through their fashion choices.
She added: “I love when I see kids and they’re in a princess dress and rain boots — they’re just experimenting with clothes, and they are already figuring out their little personalities.
“I probably wore some very interesting combinations as an elementary schooler, but I think it was more about what made me feel confident and whatever colour I was into, or my fixation at the time.”
She was glad to grow up at a time where social media wasn’t as prevalent, and she feels like children should have a freedom to try on clothes without “understanding that you’re being perceived by others”.
She added: “Thankfully, not all of my awkward outfits were documented, and there weren’t a bunch of tutorials or links to help me or decide who I was.
“It’s just something that you had to figure out on your own. And I think that exploration is so important — it’s important to go through awkward phases; to look back at things you wore when you were a teenager and be like, ‘Oh my God, what was I thinking?’
“Very few people are chic their whole life. It’s something that your taste and your personal preference develops as you get older.”
Zendaya stylist reveals amazingly low price for viral Spider-Man outfit
