Zendaya's New Louis Vuitton Campaign Is About to Go Viral in 3, 2, 1

Remember when Zendaya wore zebra-print hot pants to the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week last month? As it turns out, her front-row appearance indicated big news yet to come as Louis Vuitton has just announced her as its newest house ambassador. Sounds like a match made in fashion heaven to me.

Zendaya's new Louis Vuitton campaign was shot in the South of France by Mert and Marcus. In keeping with Nicolas Ghesquière's love affair with architecture, the campaign was shot at a striking, modernist home designed by Eileen Gray. 

"Defined by the dreamy airs of the Cote d'Azur, Zendaya poses in an idyllic sequence of strong, defined images, with a series of Capucines models in tow, including a miniature Capucines BB—another campaign first," a press release from the brand states. "From terrace to balcony to rooftop, the award-winning actress imbues the campaign and Capucines with a fresh yet sensual grace."

Scroll down to see Zendaya's first campaign as Louis Vuitton's newest house ambassador. 

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(Image credit: Mert and Marcus/Courtesy of Louis Vuitton)

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(Image credit: Mert and Marcus/Courtesy of Louis Vuitton)

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(Image credit: Mert and Marcus/Courtesy of Louis Vuitton)

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(Image credit: Mert and Marcus/Courtesy of Louis Vuitton)

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