May 30, 2025 · 41 min · 11 segments
Law Roach, the legendary stylist and self-proclaimed “image architect,” sits down with Harper’s BAZAAR to trace his rise from humble Chicago roots to styling the world’s biggest stars (while carrying…
Law RoachGuest
Leah ChernikoffHost
Lynette NylanderHost
And I want to just touch on that because something I found really fascinating is that you talk about buying.
And what's happened, you know, and I'm definitely not going to try to take full credit for it because there were, you know, I think people really wearing vintage, I would say Chloe Sevigny and, you know, even Kim Kardashian and people who have been wearing vintage on the red carpets and to events.
But I think the way we do it and the way we storytell has really taken vintage dressing on the red carpet to a whole entirely different level.
And what that has done is created this ecosystem of young people who have started to start selling vintage and archive.
And what do we look like? two people of privilege right at this point to go to someone who is a small business and say just let me borrow this dress that you know what I mean and then alter this dress and it's just not fair to me I just don't think it's fair and I think they get just as much publicity and news coverage when she wears it, and it makes the pie even sweeter if they actually made a profit from it as well.
You know, there's a lot of stores, vintage dealers, that have become worldwide recognized and other celebrities are wearing them because you know we simply you know I bought a dress
yeah and it's not even about like the support the Mugler suit comes to mind because it's just the most that was the best red carpet fashion look of recent memory come on like The fact she can fit, the fact you even had the genius to pull it, the fact they gave it to you, it was the perfect star alignment.
And I want to just touch on that because something I found really fascinating is that you talk about buying.
And what's happened, you know, and I'm definitely not going to try to take full credit for it because there were, you know, I think people really wearing vintage, I would say Chloe Sevigny and, you know, even Kim Kardashian and people who have been wearing vintage on the red carpets and to events.
But I think the way we do it and the way we storytell has really taken vintage dressing on the red carpet to a whole entirely different level.
And what that has done is created this ecosystem of young people who have started to start selling vintage and archive.
And what do we look like? two people of privilege right at this point to go to someone who is a small business and say just let me borrow this dress that you know what I mean and then alter this dress and it's just not fair to me I just don't think it's fair and I think they get just as much publicity and news coverage when she wears it, and it makes the pie even sweeter if they actually made a profit from it as well.
You know, there's a lot of stores, vintage dealers, that have become worldwide recognized and other celebrities are wearing them because you know we simply you know I bought a dress
yeah and it's not even about like the support the Mugler suit comes to mind because it's just the most that was the best red carpet fashion look of recent memory come on like The fact she can fit, the fact you even had the genius to pull it, the fact they gave it to you, it was the perfect star alignment.
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