Zendaya channels Cher in a daring gold gown at Rock&Roll Hall of Fame

Zendaya made sure all eyes were on her as she modelled a daring gold cut out dress at the 39th Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday.

The actress, 28, looked incredible as she paid homage to Cher, 78, as she channeled her iconic 1972 look.

Zendaya showed off her jaw-dropping figure in the dazzling number as she posed for photos at the star-studded event held at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland.

The Dune star wowed in a sheer, underboob-revealing dress with intricate beading and striking gold details.

Her vintage outfit, which was pulled from Bob Mackie's 2001 Fall Fashion collection, featured a criss-cross halter neckline as well as straps tied tautly across her toned midriff.

The long skirt of her dress was low on her hips and featured a thigh-high middle slit to highlight her long legs. 

She arrived wearing a long, white coat off of her shoulders before ditching the outerwear to fully showcase her sexy outfit. 

The Euphoria actress paired the look with a pair of towering metallic gold heels and left her dark brunette tresses loose in a sleek, straight hairstyle which was parted down the middle. 

Zendaya seemed in good spirits as she posed up a storm for photos backstage before speaking taking to the stage to honour Cher. 

The Spider Man star was later joined by singers Dua Lipa, 29, and Cher, 78, backstage as the trio posed for photos.

During the evening, Dua and Cher opened the show as they performed together in edgy black leather outfits.  

During the A-list event, Paul Mescal, Rita Moreno and Quentin Tarantino were all  honored with awards. 

The evening helped raise vital funds to support museum exhibitions, education initiatives, and public programming.

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It comes after the star admitted she isn't 'cut out' to be a celebrity as she opened up on the pressures of fame while promoting Dune: Part Two last month.

She joined director Denis Villeneuve and co-stars Timothée Chalamet and Austin Butler in New York City for a conversation moderated by journalist Erik Davis.

A question from the audience drew comparisons between the warnings of the Messianic cult depicted in Dune with the state of celebrity fame in current pop culture, according to an article by Deadline.

Speaking about her own experience dealing with being an international celebrity, she admitted: 'I feel like, often, I am not cut out for that part of it.

'I do love my job, I'm so grateful. I love doing the work, I love being on set, I do love moments like this — don't get me wrong — but I am terrified of that part of it, often.'

She explained that she considers herself an introvert, saying, 'I was a shy kid, always have been, and so this part isn't natural — that is a huge reason why fashion became important to me because it became like armor to pretend to go out and do the job.'

She added: 'I would like to be a person and for people to see me as that first.'

'I don't necessarily know if I want or can handle all of that or want [that] — some people that's part of it, they enjoy the power that comes from it, and I don't know if that's for me.' 

During a conversation on Entertainment Weekly's The Awardist podcast, Zendaya addressed the rumors of a big time jump forward on the next season of Euphoria.

She pointed out that you can only spend so much time focusing on high school and the very specific kinds of drama of that period.

'I don't actually know much about what is happening,' she said. 'I don't quite know exactly what the season is going to look like, but I do know that the time jump is happening.' 

The Spider-Man: Homecoming star recently joined the cast of The Drama, which also stars Robert Pattinson and Alana Haim.

The Drama is comes from Dream Scenario filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli who wrote and will direct the film.

It is about a couple, played by Zendaya and Pattinson who are 'in the days leading up to their wedding,' The Hollywood Reporter.

A crisis occurs when 'unexpected revelations derail what one of them thought they knew of the other. The story tackles the blindness of love.'