Zendaya wore a look from the ‘Challengers’ for Wimbledon.

As Zendaya made her debut at Wimbledon this year, she appeared to have been taken directly from a scene from the film Challengers. On Saturday, July 13, the fashion star was a model for summer clothing with menswear influences as she watched Barbora Krejková defeat Jasmine Paolini in the women’s final. Z exhibited easy tennis chic while sitting courtside at Centre Court at the All England Tennis and Croquet Club. She was wearing a Ralph Lauren tweed blazer with padded shoulders that were reminiscent of the 1980s.

The actress from Euphoria, who had previously mastered the art of character dressing while on her press tour for Challengers, scored yet another grand slam in the realm of sartorial accomplishments on Saturday. She wore her brown structured jacket open so that she could take advantage of the sky blue dress shirt that she wore underneath. She dressed the shirt with a few buttons undone so that she could show off her midsection. Zendaya altered her look by unbuttoned the top of her collared shirt and including a long, slim knit navy blue and white tie into her ensemble. This was done in an effort to evoke the aesthetic of a London prep school. An unstructured pair of navy blue pants completed her look for the Wimbledon tournament.

The multi-hyphenate, who could be seen making hilarious expressions from the Royal Box throughout the stressful final match, matched her menswear appearance with a fresh and trendy beauty look. She was observed making these faces during the match. Her golden blonde curls were styled in an effortless updo, and she wore money pieces that framed her face and flowing tendrils streaming out of her hair. The electric blue glittery eyeshadow, sculpted bronzed cheeks, and matte pink lipstick that Zendaya wore with her clothing, which was influenced by the 1980s, gave her a cool girl vibe. Her Wimbledon ensemble was finished off with a set of pearl stud earrings and a monogrammed Louis Vuitton bag. Her understated luxury accessories were the finishing touch.