Part Three’ Schiaparelli skirt suit divides fans at CinemaCon

Zendaya’s latest look is getting under fans’ skin.

The 29-year-old actress hit the CinemaCon red carpet in Las Vegas on Tuesday to promote “Dune: Part Three” in an artful, if polarizing Schiaparelli fall/winter 2026 skirt suit.

Styled by longtime collaborator Law Roach, the flesh-toned ensemble consisted of a tailored jacket and matching pencil skirt that were sculpted to mimic the contours of her body, complete with molded hips.

The French fashion house described the fabrication as “nude corset toile covered with a play of multiple layers of jersey and wadding to create a depth-effect.”

Reactions were swift — and creative. “This is a tortilla suit,” one commenter wrote on CheckTheTag’s Instagram, with another adding that the actress looked like “the best thing since sliced bread.” Others likened the sandy, terrain-like texture to a “skin suit.”

Still, plenty of admirers came to the look’s defense. “This suit is spectacular. It works perfectly with the theme of the movie,” one argued, while another declared it “very Dune coded.”

One fan managed to split the difference: “Zendaya may look like a tortilla … but she’s a beautiful tortilla.”

The actress kept her accessories minimal, pairing the suit with her go-to Christian Louboutin So Kate pumps and Bondeye Jewelry Piece by Piece diamond hoops ($4,850). Her hair was slicked back in a wet-look style.

Co-star Timothée Chalamet, 30, took the coordinated in a dressed-down look on stage, going casual in a chocolate-brown suede bomber jacket layered over a hoodie and distressed carpenter pants.

Director Denis Villeneuve and Jason Momoa also joined the pair at the Dolby Colosseum at Caesars Palace for the Warner Bros. presentation, where the cast debuted the film’s first seven minutes.

It was the first “Dune”-related stop on a marathon promotional year for the actress, who just wrapped a headline-grabbing bridal-themed press tour for “The Drama” — her A24 film with Robert Pattinson — and recently premiered the third and final season of “Euphoria.”

“Dune: Part Three,” based on Frank Herbert’s novel “Dune Messiah,” will be released in theaters Dec. 18.