Kim Kardashian hires Zendaya's stylist
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian has hired Zendaya's longtime stylist Law Roach and made her debut in one of his outfits at a glitzy party in Los Angeles on Saturday (19.09.26).
Kim Kardashian has hired Zendaya's longtime stylist Law Roach.
The 45-year-old reality TV star appears to be making a move to update her style by becoming a client of Law, who is known for creating head-turning red carpet looks for Zendaya. Kim made her debut in one of Law's outfits at a glitzy party in Los Angeles on Saturday (19.09.26), turning out for the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art wearing a Chinese-inspired Yves Saint Laurent sequin dress from the 2004 Fall/Winter 2004 collection by Tom Ford.
Law confirmed the news by posting a video of Kim at the event on X and writing: "New client".
The stylist is known for going to great lengths to secure the best pieces for Zendaya.
In June, he flew to Paris on a private jet to collect a Schiaparelli gown straight off the runway so Zendaya could wear it to the London premiere of The Odyssey that night - just hours after the dress made its debut on the catwalk as part of Schiaparelli's Paris Haute Couture Week show.
Law also sparked a major online search for a particular pair of vintage Sophia Webster sandals he wanted the actress to wear on The Odyssey press tour.
He emailed the designer herself in a bid to track down the gladiator-style shoes from her Autumn/Winter 2014 collection but the shoe creator was unable to find a pair of the Clementine sandals in the right size so Sophia put out a plea on Instagram for anyone who had a pair of the shoes at home to get in touch.
She was approached by a follower named Yvette who just happened to have the sandals in the right size and the shoes were shoes couriered to Law's hotel and placed on the feet of Zendaya, who wore them during the press tour's stop in New York City on July 13.
Law previously opened up about his relationship with celebrity clients in an interview with Teen Vogue magazine, revealing he likes to get to them properly before attempting to dress them for events.
He told the publication: "I research and try to learn everything about them, and look at everything they ever wore - the best things, and even the misses - and I try and figure out why they love those things.
"So when I pull [clothes] for them, I feel like I’m doing it through their eyes. Because it’s not my job to come in as a stylist and change anyone.
"I think it’s my job to come in and just help elevate who they are on the inside."
