Law Roach Does His Magic - Here Are 23 Of The Most Iconic Looks He Created For His Celeb Clients
Zendaya, Tom Holland, Kerry Washington, and Ariana Grande—just to name a few.
Law Roach has a way of turning a red carpet appearance into a full fashion moment, and his celebrity clients have given him plenty of chances to do it. From Zendaya and Tom Holland to Ariana Grande, Hunter Schafer, and more, his styling has helped define some of the most talked-about looks in recent pop culture.
Roach built his name from vintage selling and boutique work before becoming one of Hollywood's most recognizable stylists. Along the way, he picked up major honors, landed high-profile magazine covers, and became a familiar face on television, all while creating outfits that kept fans talking long after the event ended.
Here are 23 of the most iconic looks he has created for his celeb clients, and a few of them are still hard to top.
Law Roach is a famous stylist known for turning celebrities into fashion icons
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2. Zendaya and her boyfriend/co-star Tom Holland wore these stunning outfits to the premiere of Spider-Man: No Way Home:
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That pairing got plenty of attention online.
Roach referred to them as his "dynamic duo!" on Instagram.
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3. Hunter Schafer's sci-fi-inspired vintage Prada look
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2021 Met Gala
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4. Tiffany Haddish wearing a rainbow Prabal Gurung dress to the 2018 Emmy Awards:
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The colors made this one impossible to miss.
"She said that she wanted to do something that paid tribute to her Eritrean roots, so the colors are those of the Eritrean flag. More than that, we wanted to create a dress that represented love and happiness—just parts of her personality."
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5. Kerry Washington
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The stylist characterized the outfit as "what Cleopatra really looked like" on Instagram.
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6. Ariana Grande's 20-foot-wide Giambattista Valli gown
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2020 Grammy Awards
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7. Anya Taylor-Joy wore a satin Dior dress inspired by the 1950s to the Venice International Film Festival in 2021:
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It had a very old-Hollywood feel to it.
"It was just a throwback to the starlets of that day arriving in Venice," Roach said.
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8. Shameik Moore in a Givenchy suit
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2019 MTV Movie Awards
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9. Every nostalgic outfit Ariana Grande wore in the music video for "Thank U, Next":
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10. Jameela Jamil
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2019 Emmys
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11. The Tom Ford breastplate worn by Zendaya
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2020 Critics' Choice Awards
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12. Oscar de la Renta dress worn by Halle Berry:
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13. Shameik Moore in a Versace cotton candy outfit
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14. Mary J. Blige dressed like a goddess in a Versace creation at the 2018 Met Gala:
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It was one of those looks that matched the theme without losing her personality.
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Roach said that the appearance was "a nod to the [Heavenly Bodies] theme but is also very much Mary J. Blige."
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15. Zendaya wearing a vintage Versace gown at the 2021 BET Awards:
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Roach revealed on Instagram that the style was inspired by Beyoncé, who wore the same gown to the 2003 BET Awards.
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16. Anya Taylor-Joy's custom Dior gown at the 2021 Golden Globes:
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Anya revealed on Instagram that she chose green to represent two of her breakout roles: Beth Harmon from The Queen's Gambit and Emma Woodhouse from Emma.
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17. Outfits from the film If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power, including this antique Stéphane Rolland gown:
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He even carried the same mood into the album visuals.
He also dressed her for the album cover.
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18. Zendaya's Malcolm and Marie outfits, including the classic Aliétte gown:
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The styling was built to feel timeless on screen.
Law said, "Sam [Levinson, the director] tasked me with creating a dress that was timeless and could stand alongside the other iconic dresses we've seen in movies."
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19. 2021 Venice International Film Festival - Jaime Xie wore a gorgeous vintage Roberto Cavalli dress:
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Roach labeled her "the undisputed Princess of Vintage" on Instagram.
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20. Demi Lovato in a Christian Siriano dress with a Zana Bayne belt
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2020 Grammy Awards
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21. Anya Taylor-Joy in a retro Bob Mackie bridal dress
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She wore it to the Emma premiere:
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22. Tiffany Haddish wearing a stunning Galia Lahav dress
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2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards
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23. Finally, here's the unique wet-look leather dress Zendaya wore at the 2021 Venice International Film Festival premiere of Dune:
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It was designed to echo the movie's desert setting.
"The color was reminiscent of the sand from sand dunes, so when we started this, we concluded that we wanted everything to feel like it could have been a costume in the movie," said Roach.
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There is no denying that these stars all try to outdo each other. Well, a little bit of healthy competition never hurt anyone.
But we have to be honest: this competitiveness has enabled us to enjoy these wonderful dresses, and we hope it never stops. We can't wait to see what they'll come up with next.
Fashion fans will be watching the next red carpet closely.
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