‘i Only Put Her In Things Other People Had Worn’: Law Roach On His Zendaya Styling Strategy

Yasmin Gagne, Fast Company
Sat, 10/26/2024 - 8:00am

The ‘image architect’ behind Zendaya, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Céline Dion talks about breaking into—and burning out of—the fashion industry. Celebrity stylist Law Roach is known for creating iconic red carpet looks, from dressing Zendaya as Cinderella in a Tommy Hilfiger dress that lit up with the wave of Roach’s wand to making Anya Taylor-Joy look like Eliza Doolittle in vintage Bob Mackie.

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