Zendaya and her husband Tom Holland appeared at a fan event in Mexico City on Monday to promote their upcoming film, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." The couple posed in front of the Aztlán 360 Ferris wheel, an iconic landmark in the city. The superhero sequel, featuring their reprised roles as MJ and Peter Parker, is scheduled to be released in U.S. and UK theaters on July 31.
Zendaya, whose last name is Coleman, wore a black Ashi Studio gown with sheer lace detailing, accessorized with spider earrings. Her look was enhanced by a new hairstyle featuring faux micro bangs and a faux top bun, created by hairstylist Ursula Stephen. Makeup artist Ernesto Casillas completed her appearance with contoured complexion, false lashes, defined brows, and a glossy lip. IMAGE2 IMAGE3
Holland, 30, opted for a classic black double-breasted suit, a matching necktie adorned with a spider pin, and dress shoes, styled by Crystalle Cox. His grooming was handled by Rachael Speke. IMAGE11 IMAGE5
The couple, who were rumored to be dating since 2017, confirmed their relationship in 2021. Holland confirmed in an interview with Esquire last month that they secretly married sometime before March. IMAGE6 IMAGE8
Joining Zendaya and Holland at the event was director Destin Daniel Cretton. The trio posed with a Mexican flag featuring Spider-Man artwork. IMAGE7 IMAGE4
Beyond their work on the Spider-Man franchise, both actors have other upcoming projects. Zendaya is set to conclude her role as Chani in "Dune: Part Three," expected in theaters on December 18. She is also slated to produce and star as Ronnie Spector in a biopic based on the singer's memoir. Holland's upcoming films include an untitled Fred Astaire biopic and a drama titled "American Speed."
Zendaya also mentioned in a recent interview that she plans to take some time to herself after a period of intense work. "This is such a whirlwind, and you're kind of like in a new place every second, and your brain is kind of all over the place," she told ET. "It's fun, and I'm grateful, and I wouldn't change a thing, but sometimes you need to just, you know, disappear for a little bit."