Everyone say thank you to Zendaya and Law Roach.
Ian West - Pa Images / PA Images via Getty ImagesBut that was the old Tom. The pre-Zendaya era Tom.
Now, as someone in a relationship with theMarc Piasecki / WireImageWhat was once speculation about Zendaya's input on Tom's sense of style has now been confirmed by a few photo tags on the UK actor's Instagram, where he largely credits stylist Law Roach for his new attire.
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