“The Odyssey” press tour held its grand finale on Tuesday night with the film’s New York City premiere, featuring the cast in peak Grecian-inspired style mode. Zendaya, who plays Athena in the film and regularly favors method dressing, opted for ethereal elegance, capturing the essence of the Greek goddess in a white Matières Fécales gown that took the divine imagery running through her wardrobe to its most extravagant point.
So, how did the actress’ longtime collaborator Law Roach pull off this (Greek) godly fashion feat? From sculptural white gowns to an archival Givenchy look rooted in Greek mythology, WWD breaks down Zendaya’s Athena-inspired wardrobe and the history of the mythological character.
Who Is Athena?
The Athena Fountain statue, right, sits in front of the Parliament building with the spire of the Rathaus (City Hall) on the left in Vienna.
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Athena is depicted in Homer’s “The Odyssey” as one of Odysseus’ greatest advocates and divine allies. Known for her resourcefulness and intellect, Athena can alter her appearance to suit the needs of those she tries to protect, which, in the case of Homer’s epic poem, includes Odysseus and his family. She’s a protector, warrior and a peacemaker who intervenes to end the bloodshed in
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