Zendaya's Schiaparelli Dress Flown by Private Jet Sparks Environmental Outcry

Stylist Law Roach took a freshly debuted Schiaparelli haute‑couture gown, designed by Daniel Roseberry for the Fall/Winter 2026‑27 collection, straight off the Paris runway and flew it to London on a private jet for Zendaya's premiere of Christopher Nolan's film The Odyssey. Roach posted a video saying, “I have a private jet waiting for me,” and explained the dress was seized “for a very special girl.”

The rapid transport drew a wave of criticism online. One Twitter user wrote, “Un jet privado solo para un vestido es profundamente poco ético,” while others called the stunt “out of touch” and “disgusting,” highlighting the carbon emissions of the flight compared with a two‑hour Eurostar trip. The controversy centered on the dress’s construction – a silicone‑molded bodice with illuminated panels – and the broader issue of luxury fashion’s environmental impact. Zendaya's appearance in the dress, alongside Anne Hathaway’s Schiaparelli look at the London premiere, amplified the public debate over privilege and sustainability in high‑fashion events.