Zendaya made a stunning appearance at the Green Carpet Fashion Awards, donning a vintage Roberto Cavalli dress that exuded a flapper-esque vibe. The event, held at 1 Hotel’s Harriet’s in West Hollywood, saw the presence of other notable celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, Helen Hunt, Jennifer Coolidge, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, and Annie Lennox.
Zendaya, who co-chaired the event, has a penchant for vintage fashion on the red carpet. Her previous outfit, a chrome suit of armor from Mugler’s Fall Winter 1995 couture collection, garnered significant media exposure after she wore it to the Dune: Part Two premiere in London.
At the awards show, the focus extended beyond sustainable fashion choices. Livia Firth, the founder of the event, emphasized the role of fashion as a lens through which to view various societal issues like gender equality, poverty, and education. The event aimed to connect these diverse issues through the platform of fashion.
The evening also saw John Legend being honored with The Rebel award for his efforts in combating mass incarceration through his foundation, FreeAmerica. Legend delivered an impromptu performance of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song” after receiving the award.
Donatella Versace was presented with the GCFA Changemaker award, acknowledging her commitment to embracing change and supporting marginalized communities, including queer and transgender individuals.
Other honorees included Mary Robinson, Kalpona Atkar, Angaangaq Angakkorsuaq, Antonio Guterres, and Bobi Kyagulanyi Ssentamu and his wife Barbie Kyagulanyi. The event also featured sustainable dining options, with a surprise main course made from tomatoes grown using compostable stretch denim fabric scraps.
Model Amber Valletta highlighted the importance of individual action in promoting sustainability, showcasing a circular fashion concept where food and fashion intersected.
The event underscored the significance of using fashion as a platform for social change and inclusivity, bringing together influential figures from various fields to address pressing global issues.