Fresh off The Odyssey press tour, Zendaya has returned to promoting her upcoming film Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The actress appeared at a fan event in Mexico City, where she debuted a new hairstyle inspired by Audrey Hepburn, but with a modern update.

Styled by Ursula Stephen, she wore her hair in a voluminous updo with bangs that referenced Audrey Hepburn’s signature 1960s hairstyles. Instead of recreating it exactly, Zendaya’s version featured wispy micro bangs that sat just a little bit above her eyebrows. The light airy bangs rested on her forehead, highlighting her facial features, giving the look a youthful edge.

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For her makeup, Ernesto Casillas created a look that complemented the hairstyle. He went with a dramatic cat-eye liner, defined features and neutral tones.

She paired the beauty look with a Spring/Summer 2026 black gown from Ashi Studio. The dress featured an asymmetrical design, with one side made from a silky form-fitting fabric, while the other side was crafted from sheer black lace with a slight shimmer. The gown also included extra-long fringe detailing that extended from the bodice and sleeves. She finished the outfit with silver earrings that paid tribute to the Spider-Man logo.

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Zendaya was joined by her husband, Tom Holland, who coordinated with her in a black double-breasted blazer, black slacks, and a white dress shirt, paired with black leather shoes. He also added a subtle reference to the film with a white spider-shaped pendant attached to his black tie.

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The upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day is set to be released on July 31, and with the press tour continues, Zendaya’s latest appearances are expected to bring more style moments ahead of the film’s arrival.

Following his performance at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final halftime show, Justin Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber, stepped out for a date night in New York City. The couple attended a star-studded after-party in SoHo after the final, where Spain secured a 1-0 victory over Argentina. Earlier in the day, Hailey was seen supporting her husband at the stadium before they headed to the evening celebration.

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While Justin’s halftime performance drew global attention, Hailey’s evening look was equally noteworthy. The Rhode founder wore a cherry-red vintage Christian Dior mini dress from John Galliano’s Fall/Winter 2005 collection. The silk design featured lace trim and a floral jacquard pattern. She completed the look with black thong kitten-heel sandals, slim black sunglasses, a croc-effect leather clutch and her signature glossy beauty look, while her bright sky-blue manicure added an unexpected pop of color.

Justin kept things casual, pairing a white-and-green speckled hoodie with an oversized green T-shirt, baggy jeans, SKYLRK sneakers and futuristic black sunglasses.

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The appearance followed Justin’s performance during the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final halftime show. Performing alongside Madonna, Shakira and BTS in a production curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Bieber performed ‘EVERYTHING HALLELUJAH’ during the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final halftime show.

The celebration continued at an exclusive after-party hosted in collaboration with Justin’s fashion label, SKYLRK, where celebrities including Teyana Taylor, Winnie Harlow, Machine Gun Kelly, Kaia Gerber, Tate McRae and Jalen Brunson were among the guests. Videos shared online also captured Hailey and Justin chatting with Shakira backstage.

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The Y2K bandana trend is returning, but celebrities are bringing a different approach to the nostalgic accessory. From silk scarves styled as head coverings to printed bandanas paired with summer outfits, the once-popular piece is being reintroduced through modern styling.

In the early 2000s, bandanas were mostly worn with casual outfits, often paired with denim and everyday streetwear. More recently, celebrities have started wearing them beyond casual settings, styling them with more polished and tailored looks. At the same time, newer versions such as plain silk scarves have been introduced, offering a different interpretation of the accessory.

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Priyanka Chopra proved that bandanas don’t have to be casual. She wore one to 2026 Wimbledon, pairing it with a clean ivory shirt dress which matched the rest of the look. It showed that the accessory can work even in more refine settings.

Dua Lipa

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Dua Lipa has incorporated bandanas into her summer travel wardrobe. She wears them with light, breezy outfits like linen sets or light summer pieces. It’s not just about style either, it also helps keep her hair in place, especially in windy or beach settings.

Kendall Jenner

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Kendall Jenner recently shared a photo of herself in a black-and-white printed bandana as part of a casual look, tying it over her hair in a way that kept it pulled back while adding detail to the outfit.

Beyond printed bandanas, silk scarves have also been used in similar ways. Celebrities have styled these softer fabrics as head coverings, giving the look a more refined finish.

Zendaya

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Zendaya wore outfits where the fabric extended into a headscarf, instead of adding one separately. This made the head covering part of the outfit rather than an extra accessory.

Simone Ashley

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The styling has appeared in evening looks, with Simone Ashley loosely tied a silk scarf over her head, sitting slightly back rather than right on her forehead, with her hair still tucked neatly behind.

Kaia Gerber

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Kaia Gerber decided to go all monochrome by wrapping a white silk headscarf over her hair, matching her outfit.

The bandana trend returned because it’s simple, and works in different ways. With different approaches from celebrities, the piece is now worn across casual, travel, and more dressed-up looks.