Zendaya is throwing it back to Y2K this Halloween.
The actress channeled Halle Berry again! — for Berry’s spooky season look, which recreated the costume she wore to the red carpet premiere of the original “X-Men” in 2000.
Zendaya’s longtime stylist, Law Roach, took to Instagram on Saturday to share photos of the “Challengers” star, 30, wearing a vintage two-piece outfit along with throwback photos of Berry, now 60, wearing the original look.
Roach, 48, also gave a special thank you to the Lanvin team for loaning her the yellow geometric patterned set, which included a string bikini top and matching trousers.
This isn’t the first time Zendaya has paid homage to Berry’s iconic style.
Just last month, she stepped out on the 2026 Emmy Awards red carpet in a dazzling Prada gown reminiscent of Berry’s look from the 2002 premiere of the movie “Die Another Day.”
The “Dune” actress stunned for days in her custom-made gown, complete with a plunging neckline and sparkling jewels.
Berry, on the other hand, wore a beaded Collette Dinnigan mini dress in 2002, and the two stars could easily be mistaken for twins with their matching pixie cuts.
Roach previously confirmed on the red carpet that Zendaya’s new style was inspired by Berry’s iconic short hairstyle.
She later revealed on Instagram Stories that the entire ensemble was also a page taken directly from Berry’s style book.
Berry herself seemed to approve of the praise, sharing her love for Zendaya on Instagram and declaring that she was “killing the night.”
Zendaya’s latest tribute to Berry came as the “Catwoman” actress was locked in a bitter custody battle with ex-husband Olivier Martinez.
The former couple’s legal dispute began earlier this month, when Martinez, 60, filed for a temporary restraining order against his ex-wife, accusing her of physically abusing their 13-year-old son Maceo.
He was later given primary custody of the teenager.
After days of testimony, including from Maceo himself, a judge on Thursday terminated the TRO against Berry, allowing her to retain physical custody of Martinez while granting the ex joint legal custody and denying her request for a domestic violence restraining order.