Lo Roach equates choosing a favorite Zendaya look to “calling your favorite child.”

Hollywood stylist Lo Roach spoke about Zendaya's iconic red carpet look.

While attending this year's New York Fashion Week, Lo Roach said in an exclusive interview with People that she does not have a favorite Zendaya look.

“I can't say I have a favorite because it all makes sense,” the stylist (who calls herself an “image architect”) revealed while attending the Christian Cowan show. We've been together for over 10 years and have created so many looks.”

“Some are super special, but it's like calling a girl you like,” he continued. 'That's something you should never do.' [Indeed, Roach is right, there are several show-stopping, breathtaking looks at Zendaya, from red carpet, movie premieres, and, frankly, everyday looks, making even an attempt to pick a “favorite” nearly impossible. [For example, at this year's Met Gala, the actress stunned the crowd in a dramatic striped mermaid gown by Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Gallien.

The gown consisted of royal blue sheer paneling, an emerald green bodice, and a fit-and-flare trumpet hem. It also featured a one-shoulder silhouette, a voluminous bundle of diaphanous blue fabric, and a 3D bird motif.

Zendaya also presented iconic look after iconic look (pun intended) at the fashion-forward Challengers press tour.

There was the moment she turned a movie poster into a miniature crystal-studded dress, a lingerie-inspired black and pink Los Angeles premiere dress, and a vintage, semi-sheer midi-dress from nearly 100 years ago.

Of course, Zendaya's most memorable fashion moment of the year was undoubtedly at the world premiere of Dune: Part 2 on February 15, 2024 in Leicester Square, London, England.

At that time, the Euphoria star was wearing an eye-popping robot suit from Thierry Mugler's 1995 Haute Couture collection. The piece reportedly took six months to complete and was originally part of Mugler's 20th anniversary couture show.

“For 10 minutes, maybe less, right after I put it on, I felt really lightheaded,” the actress told Vogue magazine in April.

“The metal transfers heat so quickly and traps it. I'm wearing a full body suit.”