It's been a long few months for Zendaya, her closet, and her longtime stylist, Lo Roach. Actress Zendaya just finished the Challengers press tour, where she wore at least 20 tennis-themed avant-garde outfits, from neon tennis ball heels to feather tail skirts. And earlier this week, she attended the 2024 Met Gala, where she went through three costume changes throughout the night.

As a final trick, Zendaya disappears. Well, not literally. The star followed weeks of glamorous outfits, jewelry, and stilettos with a modest travel outfit.

On his way out of New York on Tuesday, May 7, Z covered his face with large sunglasses and a black hoodie. He wore matching baggy sweatpants, a white T-shirt peeking out from underneath, crisp white sneakers, and an olive green leather trench coat (the same one he wore upon arrival). He also appeared double-bagged, with a light beige leather Louis Vuitton bag on one shoulder and an unidentified straw tote bag on the other.

Zendaya is part of a generation of unpretentious, yet stylish celebrity airport dressers. Model Kaia Gerber was dressed in a long trench coat, dark sunglasses, and wide-leg carpenter pants. Zendaya is also part of a larger shift toward comfort. Take a look: kendall jenner joined stagecoach in a carhartt work jacket, jeans, and baseball cap.

Challengers star Zendaya's travel-day attire changed considerably after Monday's Met Gala. Zendaya started with a tulle-covered mermaid gown by Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano, complete with grape props and drawn-on eyebrows; a 2006 Philip Treacy design for Alexander McQueen, a black It was topped with a fascinator hat with a bouquet of roses wrapped in tulle. Zendaya's final look was a custom-made form-fitting pale pink gown by Celia Crisaglioti, featuring a deep plunge neckline and hundreds of beaded embellishments.

After the fashion world's biggest carpet, Zendaya made a thrown-together outfit that should have looked messy look cohesive and intentional. Take note for your next transit and shop her travel outfit-inspired items below.