Stylist Law Roach has expressed his strong opinions regarding the AI-generated images of Zendaya’s wedding dress. During a segment on Good Morning America, aired on June 29, 2026, he emphatically stated that these digital creations pale in comparison to the real gown worn by the actress during her wedding to fellow actor Tom Holland.
The speculation surrounding the couple’s nuptials had been rife in recent months, culminating in Holland publicly confirming their marriage in an interview with Esquire published on June 16. He dismissed the authenticity of viral wedding photos that had circulated online, which many fans had assumed were taken at an extravagant ceremony in Lake Como, Italy. Holland explained that these images did not fool his family, as they were all present for the actual event, apart from his grandmother.
In his recent appearance on the morning talk show, Roach revealed his thoughts on the AI wedding designs that began appearing shortly after he hinted at the couple’s secret marriage at the Actor Awards on March 1, 2026. He remarked, “That dress was not good enough,” seemingly in disbelief at the quality of AI-generated content. Roach confidently reiterated that Zendaya’s true wedding fashion is far superior to anything produced by artificial intelligence.
When asked by host Lara Spencer if the AI-generated gown resembled the final design, Roach dismissed the suggestion outright, shaking his head and laughing as he responded, “Absolutely not.” His comments highlighted not just the artistry involved in creating Zendaya’s wedding attire, but also his deep connection and commitment as her stylist since 2011.
Roach had previously hinted at Zendaya and Holland’s preference for privacy regarding their personal lives. Speaking to Complex on May 8, 2025, he stated that the couple values their secrecy and would likely avoid showcasing their wedding details publicly, saying, “There won’t be a Vogue spread, or there won’t be pictures of the wedding.” He emphasised that those invited to celebrate their union would respect their desire for discretion, ensuring that the celebration remains a cherished and intimate affair.
In the lead-up to the wedding, Roach confirmed his role in designing Zendaya’s bridal gown, noting that he would certainly be involved in the process. His longstanding relationship with the Euphoria star suggests a level of trust and understanding that is essential when crafting such a personal piece.
Roach recently returned to television as a judge on the upcoming season of Project Runway, which is set to premiere on July 9, 2026, on Freeform. Alongside fellow judges Heidi Klum and Nina Garcia, as well as season four winner Christian Siriano returning as a mentor, the show promises a fresh array of fashion talent and creativity. Episodes will be available for streaming shortly after airing on Hulu and Disney+, followed by weekly releases.
As fans eagerly await more details of Zendaya’s wedding style and the exclusive creations involved, Roach’s comments highlight the ongoing intersection of celebrity culture and modern technology. His passionate defence of Zendaya’s real wedding gown over AI replicas not only signifies a commitment to authentic artistry in fashion but also sheds light on the increasingly blurred lines between reality and digital manipulation in contemporary portrayals of celebrity events.