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Zendaya wore a Schiaparelli gown to the London world premiere of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, with her stylist Law Roach reportedly flying the dress in from Paris by private jet. The move drew widespread social-media criticism for excess and wealth disparity, though some defended fashion as a spectacle.
Zendaya arrived in Paris for the Spider-Man: Brand New Day photocall wearing an oversized Spider‑Man T‑shirt priced at about $35, paired with white pumps. Her longtime stylist Law Roach revealed the shirt was found on eBay for $34.99, underscoring how chic style can come on a budget—even on a high-profile red carpet.
Law Roach’s 2026 Met Gala look is a white three‑piece Ami tuxedo jacket featuring a Naïla Opiangah motif of embracing figures, a collaboration with designer Alexandre Mattiussi; the piece doubles as art under the Fashion is Art theme, and Roach revealed it early to amplify anticipation for the red carpet.
Zendaya and longtime stylist Law Roach have designed an 8-piece On collection (launched April 16) blending ballet-inspired sneakers and athleisure staples in neutral colors, priced from $60 to $220. Highlights include the Cloudnova Moon ballet sneaker ($200) and the Drawstring Midi Skirt ($150), with other wearable pieces like the All-Day Ribbed Tank ($60), Parachute Pants ($170), Half-Zip Anorak ($250), All-Day Ribbed T-Shirt ($70), Coach Jacket ($220), and Bermuda Shorts ($120). Many items offer adjustable details (drawstrings, bungee cords) and come in multiple colors, with a men's Cloudnova Moon variant available.
Zendaya and Law Roach debut their first full head-to-toe collection with athletic brand On, expanding from last year’s Cloudzone Moon sneaker to an elevated lineup of sportswear and loungewear—featuring ribbed tanks, parachute pants and the Cloudnova Moon running shoe—available April 16 on On’s site. The campaign video, written and directed by Spike Jonze, stars Zendaya in a stark white room surrounded by dancers, with Roach styling looks from the collection, underscoring Zendaya’s ongoing multi-year partnership with On.
Zendaya wore the same Vivienne Westwood bridal gown she debuted at the 2015 Oscars to the LA premiere of The Drama, explaining the choice as a playful nod to the wedding-themed theme “something old,” and a way to give the dress new life. Her stylist Law Roach helped shape the concept, which has sparked fan praise for its storytelling through fashion amid wedding-rumor buzz and a film set to hit theaters on April 3.
Rumors about Zendaya and Tom Holland's secret wedding were stirred by Law Roach, but Zendaya's Jimmy Kimmel appearance did not confirm the marriage. She joked about AI-generated wedding images and suggested she isn’t married yet, underscoring the couple’s ongoing privacy.
Zendaya playfully shut down rumors she and Tom Holland secretly wed, clarifying that online wedding photos are AI-generated and that she’s keeping their relationship private; comments from stylist Law Roach and ongoing coverage have kept the chatter alive.
Zendaya arrived at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards in a vintage Cachè dress that re-creates Eugene Alexander’s ’80s design—the same look Carrie Bradshaw wears in the Sex and the City movie. The moment, celebrated by stylist Law Roach, highlights that the original Eugene Alexander dress was Whitney Houston’s in a 1987 Life photo shoot and later appeared on the Life cover, underscoring a lineage from Whitney to Carrie to Zendaya.
Zendaya debuted a pixie haircut while promoting The Drama with Robert Pattinson, and paparazzi photos sparked wedding rumors as a ring appeared beside her engagement band; her longtime stylist Law Roach hinted the couple had privately wed, though nothing has been officially confirmed.
At the 2026 Actor Awards, Law Roach claimed Zendaya and Tom Holland ‘already’ married, a remark echoed cryptically by Zendaya’s mom on Instagram; no official confirmation has emerged and the couple’s private life remains unverified amid prior engagement rumors.
Zendaya’s mom Claire Stoermer weighed in on Law Roach’s claim that Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding has already happened, posting a laughing emoji on Instagram and fueling fan speculation about a private ceremony. Roach had teased a secret wedding in interviews, while Zendaya and Holland—their romance public since 2021—have kept things low-key, with occasional hints like a gold band, but there’s no official confirmation.
At the 2026 Actor Awards, Law Roach revealed on video that Zendaya and Tom Holland quietly tied the knot, a claim that sparked buzz about a secret wedding. Zendaya’s mom, Claire Stoermer, responded cryptically on Instagram by resharing Roach’s clip with the caption “The laugh…,” keeping the rumor murky since the couple had previously announced their engagement in 2025. The wedding remains unconfirmed publicly, with Roach’s remarks appearing to differ from the couple’s private approach to their relationship.
Law Roach claimed on the red carpet that Zendaya and Tom Holland’s wedding has already happened, prompting cryptic reactions from Zendaya’s mom and renewed mystery around the couple’s private life, with no official confirmation and a timeline that has included engagement chatter and a ring swap rather than a public ceremony.
Fans are buzzing after Zendaya's stylist Law Roach joked on Access Hollywood that the couple's wedding has already happened, a claim the duo's reps haven't confirmed; the dating timeline goes back to 2017 with a 2021 confirmation, a ring at the Golden Globes last year, and late-2024 engagement rumors. Zendaya's mom reposted Roach's clip, but no official confirmation has been provided.