"Diamonds Do Come This Big" : Law Roach Styles Jeremy Pope and Attends the 2026 Met Gala
Law Roach
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For the 2026 Met Gala, Law Roach attended as a guest, walking the red carpet in an Ami suit created in collaboration with the Gabonese artist Naïla Opiangah. In addition, he styled stars like actor Jeremy Pope and musician Rosé. He put Jeremy in an archival Vivienne Westwood corset top named "Slave to Love" from the designer's Fall 1996 collection, her debut menswear line. It was created in collaboration with master corset maker Mister Pearl. He also dressed Rosé in a custom Saint Laurent dress by Anthony Vaccarello, inspired by archival designs from Yves Saint Laurent himself.
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About Law Roach:
One of the most influential stylists in the world, Law Roach was born in Southside Chicago and began his career as a vintage broker in 2009. Through his work, he has shaped the narratives of global stars across music, film, television, and sport, styling more than 100 magazine covers include 15 editions of Vogue and working with A-List talent like Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Celine Dion, Tom Holland, Lewis Hamilton, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, Anne Hathaway, and Mary J Blige. He has also styled campaigns for Covergirl, Lancome, Givenchy, Valentino, Bulgari, and Louis Vuitton.
He was the first Black stylist to appear on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter’s Most Powerful Stylist issue, and was named Hollywood’s Most Powerful Stylist of the 2010 decade. He’s also served as a pre-eminent fashion expert on television, having functioned as a recurring judge on competition shows like America’s Next Top Model, Project Runway, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Legendary, and OMG Fashun!. In 2024, he published his first book, How to Build a Fashion Icon: Notes on Confidence from the World’s Only Image Architect. In 2026, he made his Broadway debut as a producer on Cats: the Jellicle Ball.
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As I said in your last video your suit is fabulous 😍 and the collab was perfection.
The 💍is just 🔥
Glad this was the year you could mainly just focus on you for the Gala ❣️
"Diamonds Do Come This Big" : Law Roach Styles Jeremy Pope and Attends the 2026 Met Gala
Law Roach
322,909 views
For the 2026 Met Gala, Law Roach attended as a guest, walking the red carpet in an Ami suit created in collaboration with the Gabonese artist Naïla Opiangah. In addition, he styled stars like actor Jeremy Pope and musician Rosé. He put Jeremy in an archival Vivienne Westwood corset top named "Slave to Love" from the designer's Fall 1996 collection, her debut menswear line. It was created in collaboration with master corset maker Mister Pearl. He also dressed Rosé in a custom Saint Laurent dress by Anthony Vaccarello, inspired by archival designs from Yves Saint Laurent himself.
Follow Law
Instagram: Instagram: luxurylaw
Twitter: Twitter: luxurylaw
About Law Roach:
One of the most influential stylists in the world, Law Roach was born in Southside Chicago and began his career as a vintage broker in 2009. Through his work, he has shaped the narratives of global stars across music, film, television, and sport, styling more than 100 magazine covers include 15 editions of Vogue and working with A-List talent like Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Celine Dion, Tom Holland, Lewis Hamilton, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, Anne Hathaway, and Mary J Blige. He has also styled campaigns for Covergirl, Lancome, Givenchy, Valentino, Bulgari, and Louis Vuitton.
He was the first Black stylist to appear on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter’s Most Powerful Stylist issue, and was named Hollywood’s Most Powerful Stylist of the 2010 decade. He’s also served as a pre-eminent fashion expert on television, having functioned as a recurring judge on competition shows like America’s Next Top Model, Project Runway, RuPaul’s Drag Race, Legendary, and OMG Fashun!. In 2024, he published his first book, How to Build a Fashion Icon: Notes on Confidence from the World’s Only Image Architect. In 2026, he made his Broadway debut as a producer on Cats: the Jellicle Ball.