New York, New York - Zendaya's long-time stylist, Law Roach, has opened up about the state of their collaboration after his shocking retirement from celebrity styling.

Law chatted with Entertainment Tonight while on the red carpet of Monday's star-studded CFDA Fashion Awards, where the fashion mastermind rocked a long beige blazer jacket over a white dress shirt, opting for fishnets and matching beige boots in lieu of a traditional pair of pants.

The 45-year-old designer, who has been behind nearly all of the 27-year-old Euphoria star's most memorable moments on the red carpet, shocked Hollywood with his sudden exit from the profession in March.

At Monday's event, Law again confirmed that he is still working with Zendaya but clarified that "it's more of a creative director position than a stylist."

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"I'm still there, we're still together," he said of his "sister."

However, Law did note that the Emmy winner is his only client at the moment. Though Z is his best-known collaborator, the fashion guru has also worked with Ariana Grande, Tom Holland, Megan Thee Stallion, and more A-listers.

Thankfully, Law and Zendaya have continued to team up for some iconic style moments since his retirement, and he teased their future plans during Monday's ceremony.

Though the SAG-AFTRA strike has put many of Zendaya's upcoming projects on hold, Law is already dreaming of her big return to the carpet.

"I think you'll just have to wait and see. Hopefully, you know, the [SAG] strike comes to an end, and the powers that be do something that is really fair and generous to these hardworking actors," he told ET.

"And then, you know, she has two really big movies to promote, and then when it's time to do that, then you'll see things."

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Those two blockbusters are Challengers and Dune: Part Two, which were delayed to April 26 and March 15, 2024, respectively.

SAG-AFTRA rejected the studios' supposed "last, best, and final offer" on Monday, extending the strike further as the parties disagree on "essential items," including protections for performers when it comes to artificial intelligence technology.

In the meantime, Law and Zendaya did bless fans with quite a few stunning numbers from Paris Fashion Week last month, helping tide us over until the big premieres return.