Zendaya and Law Roach, coordinated Indian look of flowers and stars in Mumbai

Zendaya and Law Roach walk the red carpet together in Mumbai with two matchy matchy looks.

In recent weeks, the media obsession with the exact nature of Zendaya’s relationship with Tom Holland has given way to another partnership, the fashion partnership between the actress and Law Roach, which in mid-March, with great fanfare, announced her retirement from celebrity styling. But despite the gossip, the ten-year bond between Zendaya and Law is as strong as ever: the two showed up together at the opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center in Mumbai, a much-anticipated cultural landmark, dressed in coordinated fashion.

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Zendaya and Law Roach, the common passion for the Indian designer Rahul Mishra

For this red carpet look, the star of Euphoria and the celeb stylist and editor of British Vogue they collaborated with Indian fashion designer Rahul Mishra, whom they both already knew. In 2020, on the occasion of the Manhattan event where she formally announced her role as Bulgari ambassador, Zendaya was one of the first global celebrities to walk the red carpet with the sustainable Indian brand, committed to promoting local craftsmanship . For the opening of the NMACC in Mumbai, however, Zendaya wore a custom design inspired by saris: a star-studded midnight blue asymmetrical dress, paired with a gold bralette. Law Roach gave a preview of her floral look on her Instagram Stories: “The embroidery … is so special.”

The scene of a series of international celebratory events, including the Dior fall 23 show, India has attracted media attention. Gigi Hadid also drew on the skills of the more than a thousand craftsmen of Mishra’s maison – the first Indian designer to show at the Paris Haute Couture Week – for the look of the opening gala of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center in Mumbai, during which guests attended the performance of The Great Indian Musical by Feroz Abbas Khan, a tale of Indian craftsmanship and creativity from the very beginning up to the country’s independence. Inspired by Mishra’s vision of a Himalayan spring, Hadid’s trench coat, bralette and pants were adorned with embroidery, sequins and beading and took an impressive 2,400 hours to design.

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This article was originally published in Vogue India