Zendaya dazzled in a stunning leather dress while supporting boyfriend Tom Holland at the launch of his latest venture in New York City on Thursday night.
The 28-year-old Euphoria star effortlessly embodied Hollywood glamour as they arrived at a party promoting Holland’s, 28, new non-alcoholic beer BERO.
Sporting a sleek sleeveless burgundy gown, Zendaya flaunted her sculpted figure as she gracefully dashed across the street.
Meanwhile, Tom showed his support by wearing a satin burgundy shirt that looked like it was cut from the same fabric as Zendaya’s couture creation.
He could hardly keep his hands off Zendaya as they posed for pH๏τos inside the launch event, held at the four-star Nine Orchard H๏τel in Manhattan.
The 28-year-old Euphoria star effortlessly embodied Hollywood glamour as they arrived at a party promoting Holland’s, 28, new non-alcoholic beer BERO
Sporting a sleek sleeveless burgundy gown, Zendaya flaunted her sculpted figure as she gracefully dashed across the street.
BERO is described as a ‘premium, non-alcoholic beer’ and was created in wake of Tom’s decision to go sober nearly three years ago.
He previously admitted that he was ‘addicted to alcohol’ and felt pressured to partake in drinking when out at Hollywood parties.
He got sober in 2022 when he decided to try Dry January — which is when people abstain from drinking alcohol for the entire month of January — and noticed that he struggled with it.
On the BERO website, the sober star declared that the non-alcoholic beer is one of his ‘proudest achievements.’
He worked with experienced brewmaster Grant Wood to create a unique drink using the ‘finest malts.’
‘It’s the highest quality in the category, a pour above the rest in a glᴀss that’s always full. BERO is not a subsтιтute. It’s the new gold standard in beer,’ the website boasts.
While appearing on Good Morning America this week, Holland opened up about his ‘sober life’ and what he’s learned over the course of the three-year journey.
‘One of the biggest things I learned after getting sober was how much I could handle and how more capable I am in certain situations,’ he said.
‘I think dealing with adversity and being on set—sets are very busy places, they’re very stressful—I think back in the day I would have allowed it to stress me out a lot more.
