Zendaya wore three-thousand-dollar earrings at the "Odyssey" premiere and ran afoul of social media (3 photos)

Hollywood has once again proven that the laws of history and common sense don't apply to the red carpet, especially when it comes to the inimitable Zendaya. At the premiere of that same long-suffering "Odyssey," the actress wore not just another creation by a modern couturier, but authentic gold medallions from the famous Zibi hoard in Iran, dating back to the 7th century BC. Vigilant commentators immediately launched a virtual lynching, rightly reminding the star that the priceless cultural heritage of humanity is actually a display piece, not an expensive trinket for posing in front of the cameras.

Amid this high-profile scandal, antiquity has officially cemented its status as the season's main jewelry trend, prompting fashionistas to snap up anything with a hint of antiquity. Fortunately, domestic brands quickly stepped up and offered worthy alternatives in antique style, and this time, without international crime or museum damage. One can only hope that next time, the actress's stylists will consider using peaceful methods of jewelry import substitution rather than museum collections for inspiration from the era.