Every outfit Zendaya has worn to promote the 'Dune' franchise, ranked from least to most daring

She wore a white shirtdress with only two buttons clasped, pointed black pumps, and satin trousers with subtle stripes.

Though her top flowed and was worn half open, it was still pretty tame when compared to Zendaya's usual bold fashion.

This time, her loose-fitting outfit included a black blazer worn over a white Valentino gown.

The latter piece was tied with a pink bow that added a pop of color, and it was crafted with a thigh-high slit that showed her black heels.

Though Zendaya looked stunning, it wasn't the most surprising or daring look from those worn during her "Dune" press tour.

The cream-colored, sequin-covered gown, designed by Rick Owens, had a sculpture-style neckline that made it entirely unique. It also had a single long sleeve, a mermaid skirt, and a short train.

Though it wasn't the most daring, it was extremely glamorous — especially when paired with Zendaya's slicked-back hairstyle, purple eye makeup, and diamond jewelry.

The Alaïa ensemble featured two eggplant-colored pieces: a high-waisted skirt with small cutouts around the waist and a super-short crop top with long sleeves.

The latter piece was especially bold, rising above her chest at the sides underneath her arms.

Vivienne Westwood designed the daring garment, which was as much of an art piece as it was a fashion statement. She wore it with seemingly nothing underneath.

The rest of Zendaya's outfit included a mid-rise checkered skirt, cream-colored pumps, and an assortment of silver jewelry.

Her sleeveless, form-fitting gown was custom-made by Balmain in a tan shade of leather that matched her skin tone, creating the illusion that she was naked on the red carpet.

It also had ruching across its bodice, a hip-high slit in its skirt, and a short train.

Zendaya completed the daring look with pointed heels, a statement snake-shaped necklace, and a wavy hairstyle.

She was photographed entering the event wearing a multicolored gown crafted from thin pieces of sheer brown fabric.

The garment, which also had pink and black lining, featured cutouts across the waist, a thigh-high slit, and thin straps across the neckline.

Her multicolored, industrial-style outfit was custom-made by Torishéju.

It featured a halter crop top with 3D pieces along the neckline, fabric hanging down her back, and a mid-rise skirt with a vibrant red lining.

Not only was the ensemble entirely unique in design, but it also perfectly matched the vibe of the "Dune" franchise.

But this time, she wore a daring custom look from Bottega Veneta.

The brown ensemble featured a standout skirt with a thick leather waistband and matching lining, and a high-neck, pullover-style crop top that revealed the underside of her chest.

She wore it with a bob hairstyle, pointed pumps, and a diamond anklet.

Louis Vuitton designed her daring outfit, which included baggy brown trousers and a gray vest top.

The latter piece wasn't as traditional as it seemed from the front. When she turned around, it was revealed that the garment was entirely backless and loose-fitting on its sides.