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Kim Kardashian Taps Zendaya’s Stylist Months After His Viral SKIMS Take
Roach confirmed the partnership after Kardashian wore a vintage Yves Saint Laurent dress at the Lucas Museum opening gala.
- On Saturday, Kim Kardashian debuted a new look at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art gala in Los Angeles, marking the start of a fashion partnership with Law Roach.
- Kardashian wore a Chinese-inspired Yves Saint Laurent sequin dress from the 2004 Fall/Winter collection designed by Tom Ford, featuring floral embroidery and a keyhole neckline.
- Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton attended the gala in a black Saint Laurent suit by Anthony Vaccarello, coordinating with Kardashian to bridge the fashion house's past and present.
- Shortly after the appearance, Roach confirmed the collaboration on X by posting a video with the caption "New client," adding Kardashian to a roster including actress Zendaya.
- This partnership joins a busy summer for Roach, who recently curated Naomi Osaka's U.S. Open tunnel looks and accepted an appointment as "stylist in residence" for retailer Asos.
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Kim Kardashian has a new name behind one of her recent fashion looks. Law Roach revealed that he styled the SKIMS founder for a major Los Angeles event. The move connects the stylist to Kardashian after an earlier SKIMS moment drew wide attention online. With their new professional relationship, Roach has entered Kardashian’s fashion fold. […]
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