Halle Berry gives Zendaya's costume the stamp of approval after her sizzling red carpet outfit was recreated by Euphoria star for Halloween
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By CHRISTINE RENDÓN, US SENIOR REPORTER
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Zendaya's Halloween costume received the ultimate stamp of approval from none other than the muse behind her outfit.
The star, 60, recreated the sizzling outfit Halle Berry wore to the 2000 premiere of X-Men and absolutely nailed the look, from the matching bikini top to the low-rise pants.
Now the costume has received two thumbs up from Berry herself.
Berry shared several posts about the costume, including one from a TikToker raving about Zendaya's decision to dress as the 'fashion icon' for Halloween.
'Leave it to Zendaya to dress as a fashion icon for Halloween,' the video begins.
The look, originally styled by Phillip Bloch, was sourced by Zendaya's stylist Law Roach for Halloween and was an absolute dead ringer for the sizzling outfit Berry posed in on the red carpet more than 20 years ago.
Zendaya wowed dressed as Halle Berry when she hit the X-Men premiere red carpet in 2002 wearing a Lanvin Fall 2000 bikini top and matching low-rise pants (Source: Law Roach/Instagram)
Zendaya wowed dressed as Halle Berry when she hit the X-Men premiere red carpet in 2002 wearing a Lanvin Fall 2000 bikini top and matching low-rise pants
The social media posts come amid a turbulent legal battle Berry has been embroiled in with her ex Olivier Martinez, who accused her of physically abusing their 13-year-old son Maceo.
Berry has denied all of the allegations.
This past week, several major developments occurred in the case.
TMZ reported that Martinez, 60, was awarded primary physical custody of Maceo and that Berry lost overnight visits with their child.
A rep for the actress told the site Berry still retains joint legal custody and also holds the tiebreaker should she and Martinez struggle to reach an agreement.
Martinez, who previously had 50/50 custody over Maceo with Berry, was awarded primary custody of their son and a temporary restraining order (TRO) against his ex for both himself and his son against the actress last month.
The judge also shut down Martinez's request for a domestic violence restraining order during the hearing, according to Page Six.
'We are extremely pleased that the Court has dissolved the TRO,' Marina Beck, Berry's attorney, told The Daily Mail of the latest move. 'As we move forward, Halle is determined to continue to focus on the well-being and best interests of her family.'
The social media posts come amid a turbulent legal battle Berry has been embroiled in with her ex Olivier Martinez, who accused her of physically abusing their 13-year-old son Maceo
A rep for the actress told the site Berry still retains joint legal custody and also holds the tiebreaker should she and Martinez struggle to reach an agreement
After the ruling, Martinez expressed hopes that relations between Maceo and his mother will be smoother in the future.
He told Extra: 'I truly hope Maceo and his mother will be able to have a better relationship in the future....
'I don't want my son to hate his mom. I want him to love her. I want him to forgive her, and I want them to reconciliate in some sort at one point.'
The legal war broke out after Martinez accused Berry in a court filing of 'physically abusing' their son Maceo 'by jumping on him and choking him' in a September 26 incident. Berry has denied all of the allegations.
After last week's hearing, Berry emerged from the courthouse with a smile on her face alongside her fiancee Van Hunt
A source for Page Six called the TRO dissolution 'a huge win' for Berry.
Patrick Baghdaserians, Martinez's lawyer, told TMZ Berry's lawyers sought to restore their 50/50 arrangement but the judge rejected their request.
The judge will reportedly re-consider the custody matter next month.
Berry and Martinez had been married from 2013 to 2015, finalizing their split in 2023.
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