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Stylist Reveals Zendaya's Sweet Gesture After She And 'Shogun' Star Accidentally Wore Matching Met Gala Looks

Zendaya at the 2025 Met Gala; Law Roach with Entertainment Tonight; Anna Sawai at the 2025 Met Gala
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Zendaya's longtime stylist Law Roach was visibly caught off guard after Anna Sawai showed up to the Met Gala wearing a nearly identical outfit—but he cleared the air in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.

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Every year, the Met Gala asks their guests to dress to a particular theme. For 2025, the theme was "Tailored for You," which inspired entertainers to show up in looks that best modeled their figures or in some way emulated their greatest inspiration.

Zendaya showed up in an eye-catching white suit with a fitted jacket, vest, and embellished, crystal buttons, and well-tailored pants. To top it all off, she wore a fabulous, floppy white hat. She was styled by Law Roach, her suit was designed by Louis Vuitton, and her inspiration was Diana Ross and Bianca Jagger.


But then, while Law Roach was being interviewed about his design influence, Anna Sawai appeared, and he was shocked by her look.

Sawai was rocking a similar white suit with a simple white tie with a silver clip, wider-legged pants, and also a floppy hat. She was styled by Karla Welch, her suit was designed by Dior, and she was inspired by Yoko Ono.

Law Roach simply stood there, smiling and staring at Sawai, words failing him.

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#LawRoach was so distracted when he saw that #MetGala look 😂 #awardseason

It's safe to say that the rest of Law Roach's interview was derailed.

"I'm dying because she got on Zendaya's look."
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Concern stirred among fans as people began to compare Zendaya's and Anna Sawai's looks, with some even coming for Sawai and her stylist as if she had somehow stolen the look.

Roach's initial comments definitely fed the fire:

"I'm glad we got here first!"
"Ha, who wore it better?"

Fans read into Roach's reaction and focused on the drama.

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But in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Roach said there were no hard feelings and that both women had been class acts toward each other and throughout the evening at the Met Gala.

He even said that Zendaya later sent Anna Sawai flowers to celebrate her attending her first Met Gala.

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Law Roach and Zendaya weren't sweating when Anna Sawai showed up the Met Gala wearing a similar outfit. Z even sent Anna flowers! 🥹 #zendaya #lawroach

But fans were not convinced that Roach was doing anything more than damage control.

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No one wants to show up to an event dressed to the nines, only to realize that someone else had a very similar concept.

But it seems that Zendaya and Anna Sawai handled the coincidence well, even if fans were concerned about Roach's reaction. At the end of the day, they both looked fabulous, and as long as they had a great time, that's honestly the whole point.

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