Zendaya Wore A Sheer Dress As A Tribute To Cher That Needs To Be Seen

Zendaya is always one of the best dressed on the red carpet.

Remember when she wore a different dress to each Dune: Part Two premiere, paying homage to vintage looks and the themes of the sci-fi epic like the 1995 Couture Mugler robotic design?

I'm also obsessed with that time she gave us sporty chic for the Challengers press tour to pay homage to the movie. She even had little tennis balls on her heels!

The bottom line is that Zendaya never would skip an opportunity to make a fashion statement, and that's evident at the 39th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Cleveland, Ohio.

The 39th Annual Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony kicked off on Saturday to honor inductees Cher, Mary J. Blige, Ozzy Osbourne, Foreigner, Kool & the Gang, Dave Matthews Band, and A Tribe Called Quest.

On Oct. 19, Zendaya paid tribute to Cher on the red carpet with a 2001 Bob Mackie design.

Curated by none other than Law Roach, her mainstay stylist — Zendaya's look adopted an illusionary nude twisted halterneck with tiny beaded-jewel details and a gold and silver skirt with a large slit in the center.

Here's a closer look:

It's a nod to Cher's look from 1975, which was also a Bob Mackie design.

Here's Cher and Raquel Welch in 1975 side-by-side with Zendaya in 2024:

Icons celebrating icons. It's a treat, right?

Do you have a favorite Cher moment? Whether music, film, or fashion — she always delivers. Share your thoughts in the comments.