Zendaya Coleman for Prince & Jacob for StyleCaster and Beauty High
- Brandy Kennedy
- Mar 7, 2015
- 3 min read
Zendaya Coleman has been a fashion killer for a while now. Her constant collaborations with bomb stylist Law Roach and her fearless and bold fashion statements make her a contender for best dressed time after time. She sat down with Style Caster for a interview and colorful spread as well. Check out what she had to say.
Who are your style icons?
Style-wise, I look up to people who like to do their own thing, people who march to the beat of their own drum, who dress for themselves and just don’t care. I am inspired by those kind of people. My dad is my style icon. Madonna is my style icon. And Erykah Badu.
Your new show “K.C. Undercover” premiered in January. Tell us a bit about it.
I’m really excited about it because there are many elements—every week she’s on a different mission and she is going somewhere else, and she is kicking somebody else’s butt, and she is having to balance another day and [also] her friends, her family, and her life as a spy. It’s not easy at all and I think you get to explore and grow with her as the season progresses.
Your fans often say that your selfie game can’t be beat—we need your tips, stat.
Lighting, people—always find good lighting! Face toward the window, unless you want to be backlit. Find your angles. Take some time one day, look in the mirror, and look at the different angles of your face. Embrace which one you like the best, so find your sweet spot. And pick the right filters. Don’t go crazy and bump up the exposure so much, or you’ll become a blob. People want to see your face—you’re beautiful. Find the right filters to enhance what you have going on.
Great advice! We have to take like 15 selfies to get a good one, is that the case for you?
Oh, it can be up to 50. It can be a good day where I am just like “Oh snap, I got that in the first three” or it can be like, I should just quit.
You can act, you can sing, you can dance. How do you see your career growing from here?
I see a lot of fun things [in my future]. I want to continue to produce and continue to do music—I have been in the studio a lot lately. I also like being on the big screen, so being a part of that world is something that I’m very passionate about.
Tell us what working in the studio has been like.
The music has to speak for itself—I’ve got to let the music do the talking or the singing. And because of that, I don’t mind taking the time to make something that I’m really happy about before I go out there and put it out. I work with producers so we co-write or they’ll have a song that’s already done and I’ll come in and write a second verse or change it up somehow, add harmonies, just to make it my own. Every single song [I do] definitely resonates with me in a different way. They’re all very personal.
If you won the lottery tomorrow, what would you buy first?
I’d buy lots of diamonds! Jewelry, because that’ll last forever. Clothes start to perish but jewelry, my friend … it’s true what they say—diamonds are forever.
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