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Zendaya steals the spotlight from VERY casual husband Tom Holland in ab-flashing designer look... after loved-up Emmys display

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Zendaya showed off her fashion prowess as she enjoyed an outing with casually clad husband Tom Holland to a Los Angeles art gallery on Thursday.

The Euphoria star, 30, was dressed to the max in designer clothes from the black one-shoulder tank top, black Prada bubble midi skirt, black Prada boots and black Ferragamo cut-out purse.

She was still sporting the chic pixie cut that turned so many heads at the star-studded Emmys on Monday night and drew comparisons to Halle Berry's previous pixie hairdo.

Holland was his usual laidback self in a green plaid button-down shirt rolled up to the elbows and blue jeans, along with a baseball cap and white sneakers.

They walked in sync while heading to the art gallery and emerged a while later with Zendaya carrying a large shopping bag. 

Holland did the honors by opening the driver's side door for Zendaya while the two exchanged some playful banter.

Zendaya and Tom Holland enjoyed an outing to a Los Angeles art gallery on Thursday

The fashion icon was her signature chic self in designer clothes 

The sighting comes after the couple, who got married earlier this year, threw a lavish party on August 4 to celebrate their wedding at the Beaverbrook Hotel in Surrey, UK, per Deuxmoi.

The celebration reportedly set them back more than $600,000.

According to People, Holland's brothers Sam, Harry and Paddy were all there and had lodgings on the grounds of the country estate, which boasts 370 acres. The trio wore black tuxedos and wildflowers in their lapels.

The couple went to great lengths to keep their earlier marriage ceremony under wraps, despite Zendaya flaunting what appeared to be a wedding band.

Speculation spread like wildfire after Zendaya's stylist Law Roach said on a red carpet in March that they had already gotten hitched.

But the English actor finally confirmed the secret nuptials in an interview published by Esquire on June 16.

When asked about AI-generated wedding photos that had gone viral, Holland replied that his family wasn't fooled because 'they were all there' at the actual ceremony.

They emerged from the art gallery a while later with Zendaya carrying a shopping bag full of their just-purchased treasures

Zendaya was sporting the fetching pixie cut that turned so many heads at Monday's Emmy ceremony

Holland was a gracious gentleman and held the driver's side door open for his new wife

The two met on the set of their first Spider-Man film in early 2016 and their buzzed-about romance was proven when they were photographed kissing in a car in July 2021.

Meanwhile, it's been a busy year for Zendaya and Holland with blockbuster movie releases and global press tours on top of their relationship milestones.

The couple starred in Christopher Nolan's epic The Odyssey and made a return to their old stomping grounds in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which took in over $1 billion at the box office.

Zendaya also had her solo projects, wrapping up Euphoria season three, starring opposite Robert Pattinson in The Drama, and gearing up for the December 18 release of Dune: Part Three.

Holland, in fact, gave a luxury holiday to his parents because he and Zendaya were too tired to take it themselves.

The stars had been due to go to Japan after a busy few months on the promo trail for both the latest superhero installment and The Odyssey.

So, instead of letting the no-expense-spared break go to waste, Holland offered it to his parents – stand-up comedian and writer Dominic Holland and Nicola – for free.

Dominic told the audience at the Queen's Park Book Festival in London: 'So, you know that Tom had a few films out recently he had The Odyssey out then he had Spider-Man.

The couple's sighting comes just weeks after they threw a lavish party in the UK to celebrate their earlier marriage

They seemed happy and content with smiles on their faces before driving away 

Zendaya and Holland looked smitten together at the 2026 Emmys

'And he's been tired, he's been working unbelievably hard.

'He and Zendaya have done probably twice around the globe to promote these films. They were tired, they'd probably done maybe 20, 10-hour flights and about three days after the London premiere, he said, "Dad we've got this holiday to Japan" and I said, "That'll be nice Tom, you'll enjoy it."

'And he said, "Dad it's too far and I'm too tired. What I thought I'd do, Dad, is that I'd send you and mom instead."'

Dominic added that while he and Nicola were thrilled to take the holiday, staff at the posh hotel his son had booked were somewhat disappointed when they saw him rather than his superstar son.

'It was lovely going to Japan. It was first class travel, posh hotel, but the thing is, all these restaurants and hotels are expecting Tom Holland and in the strata of disappointment they are expecting Tom Holland and they get Dominic,' he said.

'The Japanese are very polite and servile people but even they went "Hmmm." Typical of me - here's the thing... I've written 10 books and got exactly zero with me tonight which sums up my career.'

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