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Law Roach: I Dress Those Who Can Afford Me

Summary

  • Stylist Law Roach states his service is dressing those who can afford him.
  • He drew parallels to medical treatment regarding his pricing.
  • Roach discussed his work with host Ziwe Fumudoh on her podcast.
Law Roach: I Dress Those Who Can Afford Me

Stylist Law Roach recently appeared on Ziwe Fumudoh's podcast, You'd Be an Iconic Guest, where he discussed his professional approach to clientele. When asked about dressing numerous celebrities for events like the Met Gala, Roach humorously stated his service is to dress individuals who can afford him. He drew an analogy to the medical field, questioning why wealthy individuals would be denied treatment.

During the conversation, Roach and Fumudoh engaged in a playful exchange of definitions. Fumudoh used terms such as 'oligarch' and 'proletariat' to describe the wealthy elite and the working class, respectively. Roach, in turn, queried the definitions of these terms, contributing to a lighthearted segment of the podcast.

The stylist, known for dressing stars like Zendaya and Lauren Sánchez Bezos, also revealed he had not seen the popular film series The Hunger Games, despite Fumudoh's reference to District 1. His responses highlighted a direct and business-oriented perspective on his high-profile work.

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