Zendaya's pre-Challengers press tour has been a fashion whirlwind. From the red carpet to street style, the actress is dressing the part every day in tennis-inspired outfits inspired by the upcoming film's theme by her longtime stylist, Lo Roach. And yesterday, she showed off four different looks in a 24-hour period, four times a day. [a cropped navy windbreaker with thin green and white stripes and a green and white pleated tennis skirt. She wore crisp tennis shoes instead of the stark white Christian Louboutin pinwheels that she incorporates into nearly every press tour look.

For her next trick, Zendaya changed into a crisp white jumpsuit, again paired with sneakers and her hair tied back in a ponytail. The top of the jumpsuit mimics a sleeveless collared tennis shirt with a deep V neckline. The tight top was replaced by a fluffy, oversized pant leg.

She then changed from the tennis shirt to a monochrome gray ensemble. Zendaya wore grayish (gray-beige) slightly slouchy straight-leg pants, a matching sweater, and brown Loro Piana ballet shoes.

But Zendaya's final look was the real showstopper. The star was dressed in a long white Alaia custom-made hoodie dress, befitting of a 90s music video. She also wore Bulgari's high jewelry Serpenti bracelet and Serpenti Viper bracelet stacked on both wrists.

These four outfit changes were just the continuation of a larger commitment in which Zendaya wore eight outfits in just two days. On Tuesday, she was photographed in a simple set by Tory Burch: a forest green tennis miniskirt paired with the brand's matching "Tech Pique" chevron polo. Earlier that day, Erdem was also spotted in a white midi dress with yellow florals and bright green stripes throughout. On Tuesday, Erdem was seen in a vintage neon Thierry Mugler suit and relaxed yet sophisticated white on white linen pants and halter blouse.

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