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Law Roach weighed in on whether or not his work with major celebrities is like "dressing District 1 from The Hunger Games"
The stylist had a hilariously honest approach to the topic while being questioned by Ziwe Fumudoh
Roach has styled celebrities from Zendaya to Lauren Sánchez Bezos
Law Roach will style anyone who can "afford" him.
The topic came up as the stylist appeared on the Sunday, Aug. 16, episode of Ziwe Fumudoh's You'd Be an Iconic Guest podcast.

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Law Roach has managed to describe Zendaya's wedding dress without actually revealing what it looked like.
Asked to sum up the still-unseen gown in three words, the actress' longtime stylist offered a review that doubled as a joke about the fake wedding photographs that spread online earlier this year: "Better than AI."
The exchange came during Roach's new interview with Ziwe, released Aug. 16. Ziwe reminded him that he had already said the real dress surpassed the AI-generated versions before asking whether he could provide three words about what Zendaya actually wore. Roach confirmed his earlier opinion and then delivered his carefully chosen answer.
The joke has months of history behind it. AI-generated images purporting to show Zendaya marrying Tom Holland circulated online after Roach revealed in March that the couple had already wed. Holland eventually confirmed the marriage himself in June while explaining why most of his family knew the viral images were fake: "They were all there."
"You recently went on national television and said that Zendaya's wedding dress was infinitely better than the fake AIs online," Ziwe said. "Yes," Roach replied. When she asked him to describe the dress in three words, he answered simply: "Better than AI."

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Law Roach wants to set the record straight, particularly about all the AI pictures of his star client Zendaya's rumored wedding dress.
Zendaya's longtime stylist and friend delivered his go-to response when comedian Ziwe Fumudoh brought up the topic of "The Odyssey" star's wedding dress during an interview that premiered on Sunday, Aug. 16.
"You recently went on national television and said Zendaya's real-life wedding dress was infinitely better than the fake AIs online," Fumudoh began before asking Roach to describe the dress in three words.
"Better than AI," Roach, 48, said.
More: How Zendaya pulled off an epic red carpet summer

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Law Roach appeared on the latest episode of the viral web series Ziwe: You'd Be An Iconic Guest.
He was asked to describe Zendaya's wedding dress in just three words.
Zendaya married longtime partner Tom Holland earlier this year.
Law Roach might have broken the news of Zendaya's marriage to Tom Holland, but he's still playing coy when it comes to details about her wedding dress. The stylist—or image architect, as he prefers to be called—gave a scant description of her bridal look during an interview with comedian Ziwe Fumudoh.
Appearing on the latest episode of Fumudoh's viral YouTube series, Roach was asked to sum up Zendaya's gown in three words.

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Law Roach revealed he has "outgrown" his petty tendencies when it comes to Zendaya's red carpet looks
The stylist once said he avoided a handful of brands after they declined to dress Zendaya early on in her career
"I think that holding grudges makes you ugly, so in my quest to become more beautiful, I've released some of the grudges that I held," Roach said during an interview with Ziwe Fumudoh
Law Roach is getting candid about his choice to exclude certain brands from the opportunity of dressing Zendaya on red carpets.
The celebrated stylist, 48, appeared on Ziwe Fumudoh's You'd Be an Iconic Guest podcast on Aug. 16 and opened up about his "pettiness" journey — which has historically extended to Zendaya's red carpet style. Roach has repeatedly been thrust into the spotlight as the actress' wide range of looks garner praise and admiration.

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Law Roach was asked to describe Zendaya's wedding dress during a recent interview with Ziwe Fumudoh, but he offered little information about the gown.
Fumudoh referenced Roach's previous comments about fake AI-generated images of Zendaya's wedding dress before asking him to describe the actual gown in three words.
"You recently went on national television and said that Zendaya's wedding dress was infinitely better than the fake AIs online," Ziwe said.
"Yes," Roach confirmed.
"Can you describe the dress in three words?" Ziwe asked.

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