Zendaya debuts chin-length red bob on the 2025 Golden Globes red carpet

Zendaya debuted a bold new ‘do for the 2025 Golden Globes.

The actress channeled old Hollywood glamour on the red carpet for the 82nd annual awards show Sunday night, stunning in a strapless copper-colored custom Louis Vuitton dress to complement her new hair hue.

She debuted a new haircut and color for the occasion, styling her typically brunette tresses in a red-hued chin-length bob. She completed her stunning red carpet look with jewelry by Bulgari.

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She changed into a second look for the awards ceremony itself, donning a plunging white gown with gold floral appliqués.

The awards season fixture, 28, has an extra exciting evening ahead of her as her two 2024 movies, “Challengers” and “Dune: Part Two,” are up for multiple awards.

Both films are nominated in the best motion picture categories, though not up against each other, as the tennis-themed flick qualifies for the musical or comedy category while the space epic is a drama.

Zendaya also received a solo nomination for best performance by a female actor in a movie for her role as Tashi in “Challengers.”

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This marks the Disney Channel alum’s first-ever Golden Globes nomination for a movie role. She previously won the award for best actress in a drama television series for “Euphoria” in 2023.

She’ll have stiff competition, however, as she’s up against Amy Adams (“Nightbitch”), Cynthia Erivo (“Wicked”), Karla Sofía Gascón (“Emilia Pérez”), Mikey Madison (“Anora”), and Demi Moore (“The Substance”) for the honor.

It’ll be a jam-packed season for the superstar as she promotes both films, but longtime stylist Law Roach assured Page Six Style last month that they’re prepared for all the fashionable moments.

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“Whatever it is, and whenever it comes, we’ll be ready,” the self-titled Image Architect coyly told us before nominations were announced for the Globes.

The duo certainly made a splash promoting both movies this year with Zendaya’s back-to-back themed press tours, first going tennis-inspired looks to promote “Challengers.”