Online Reporter
Tafadzwa Zimoyo
Zimpapers Entertainment Editor
Hollywod actress, Zimbabwean Danai Gurira captivated audiences at Vogue World 2025: Hollywood, which was held on October 26 at the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles.
Her appearance has caused a stir on social media, with fans applauding her walk, rekindling their affection for her over her role in Black Panther.
This year’s event celebrated the intersection of fashion, film, and culture, with a special focus on Afrofuturism.
The sixth act of the evening honoured the work of Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth E Carter, renowned for her groundbreaking designs in Black Panther.
Gurira, alongside Teyana Taylor, graced the runway in the iconic Dora Milaje battle armour from Black Panther.
Their synchronised walk, accompanied by African drums and futuristic soundscapes, brought the essence of Wakanda to life, paying tribute to Carter’s visionary work.
The duo’s presence underscored the enduring impact of Black Panther on both cinema and fashion.
This appearance marked Gurira’s debut at Vogue World, where she joined fellow stars like Angela Bassett, who reprised her role as Queen Ramonda in a regal purple gown designed by Carter.
The event seamlessly blended cinematic history with high fashion, leaving an indelible mark on attendees and viewers alike.
Gurira’s participation in this tribute not only highlighted her acting prowess but also her deep connection to the cultural narratives that continue to shape the entertainment industry.
