Zendaya made a striking appearance at a photocall for her new tennis film, Challengers, on Thursday, showcasing every inch of her incredible figure in a captivating striped two-piece ensemble. The 27-year-old actress, channeling her on-screen character Tashi Duncan, has been flaunting a series of sporty looks to promote the film, and her latest outfit was no exception.

Posing with confidence, Zendaya displayed her slender physique in a plunging pinstriped waistcoat paired with a thigh-skimming skirt, complemented by a pair of playful feathered heels. With her blonde tresses styled in a sleek ponytail, the former Disney star completed her ensemble with towering white heels.

Zendaya was joined at the photocall by co-stars Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist, with the trio striking poses together in the capital, adding to the excitement surrounding the film.

Zendaya, 27, put every inch of her incredible figure on display in an eye-catching striped two-piece at a photocall for her new tennis film Challengers on Thursday

The actress has been channelling her on-screen alter-ego Tashi Duncan with a slew of sporty looks to promote the film, and the latest was no different

Showing off her svelte physique, Zendaya posed up a storm in a plunging pinstriped waistcoat and a thigh-skimming skirt with a cheeky feathered heel

Just hours before her eye-catching appearance at the photocall, Zendaya dazzled at the UK premiere of her upcoming film in a stunning white gown adorned with embroidered tennis racquets and a neat bow.

The sequinned dress featured a charming collar and buttons down the front, along with a pleated skirt boasting a red, white, and blue striped hem made of mesh to resemble a tennis net. Zendaya exuded confidence in the figure-hugging ensemble, which showcased her back with its entirely backless design and included a daringly high slit to highlight her long legs.

Known for her collaborations with superstar stylist Law Roach, Zendaya’s fashion choices go beyond mere aesthetics on the red carpet. She adopts a method approach to dressing, ensuring her looks align with the projects she’s promoting.

In Challengers, Zendaya portrays Tashi Duncan, an aspiring tennis star who abandons her career following a significant injury. Instead, she focuses on coaching her colleague Art, portrayed by Mike Faist, whom she ultimately marries. However, Tashi’s emotions become complicated when Art joins the Challenger Tour and faces off against her ex-boyfriend Patrick, played by Josh O’Connor, leaving her torn between her past and present.

Sporting her blonde tresses in a sleek ponytail, the former Disney star finished the look with towering white heels

Zendaya proudly showed off the cheeky feathered edition to her outfit at the latest photocall

Joining her at the photocall were co-stars Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist with the trio posing together in the capital

Every inch of the star’s incredible figure was on display in her latest tennis-inspired look to promote film, which hits cinemas on April 26

She posed up a storm in the playful look after attending the UK premiere on Wednesday night

Zendaya’s outfit consisted of a plunging waistcoat adorned with pink, purple and red stripes

The look was teamed with a thigh-skimming mini skirt, that showed off Zendaya’s endless pins

Posing with co-stars Mike (far left) and Josh (second right) the trio were also joined by director Luca Guadagnino

The sizzling feature comes from Suspiria and Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino and boasts several steamy scenes

This week Zendaya graced the cover of British Vogue’s May Issue, and also discussed how it felt to play an adult mother in Challengers

She explained: ‘I’m always in a high school somewhere. And, mind you, I never went to high school’

‘So to break away from that was refreshing. And it was also kind of scary, because I was like, I hope people buy me as my own age, or maybe a little bit older,’ she added

Just hours earlier, Zendaya put on a showstopping display in a dazzling white gown adorned with embroidered tennis racquets and a neat bow for the UK premiere of her upcoming film

The star is famed for her collaborations with superstar stylist Law Roach , and has a reputation for ‘method dressing’ to match her roles (pictured at the Italian premiere on Monday)

The sizzling feature comes from Suspiria and Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino and boasts several steamy scenes.

In a recent interview, Zendaya admitted that having an intimacy coordinator on set was ‘very helpful,’ and praised them for keeping a ‘safe’ environment on set.

‘We had an intimacy coordinator which was fantastic and very helpful, because it was important that we felt safe,’ she told The Hollywood Reporter.

The film is suffused with ‘intense’ erotic scenes between Zendaya and her leading men, so the trio needed to find ways to decompress when they were on camera.

‘I spoke with my colleagues so that we could find a way to feel at ease. We played tennis together, we went out together, we rehearsed together,’ she shared. ‘We got to bond and feel good with each other.’

This week Zendaya graced the cover of British Vogue’s May Issue, and discussed how it felt to play an adult mother in Challengers.

She explained: ‘I’m always in a high school somewhere. And, mind you, I never went to high school.

Since kickstarting the Challengers promotional tour, Zendaya has stunned with an array of looks inspired by her on-screen character Tashi Duncan (pictured in Paris on Saturday)

Instead, the A-lister ‘method dresses’ for her films, meaning she matches her look to whatever project she’s promoting (pictured at a photocall in Rome on Monday)

In a recent interview, Zendaya admitted that having an intimacy coordinator on set was ‘very helpful,’ and praised them for keeping a ‘safe’ environment on set

‘So to break away from that was refreshing. And it was also kind of scary, because I was like, I hope people buy me as my own age, or maybe a little bit older, because I have friends that have kids, or are having kids.’

Discussing her role as the ruthless sportswoman Tashi, she said: ‘Typically, I play the person that ultimately is easier to empathise with.

‘There was something about her that felt very, ”Oh damn”. Even I was kind of scared of her.

‘I mean, listen, she takes the s**t to a whole new level… yeah, I’m competitive in the sense that I want to work hard and I try not to be competitive with anyone else. I try to just be like, ”I already did that, OK, so now I got to do better.”’