I styled Zendaya’s wigs for Challengers – I’ve worked with her since her Disney days, how I made each look seamless
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The pro behind Zendaya's multiple hair changes in the newly released film Challengers revealed what exactly goes into the star's stunning tress transformations.
Recently, she worked on the Challengers movie set and was responsible for Zendaya's many hair transformations.
The film was released in theatres on April 26 and racked up $15 million dollars in the box office opening weekend.
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, Challengers follows the story of two best friends, Art Donaldson, played by Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor's Patrick Zweig.
Once they meet Zendaya's character Tashi Duncan, a young and ambitious tennis champion, it spirals into a series of events that impact their lives for the next decade.
The film follows the three characters from their youth into their 30s and to showcase the differences, multiple hair styles were necessary.
Kimble is responsible for all the transitions depicted in the film and shared some behind-the-scenes details with The U.S. Sun.
HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
Kimble's relationship with the actress goes back to when Zendaya was a teenager dancing on the Disney Channel.
"The first time I worked with her we did a photo shoot for her album cover," she said.
It was due to good timing and good luck after a friend reached out to her because they were no longer able to.
"When you're doing characters, they have to show the different range of their age, so we had to have a different look."
"You know, she was supposed to be in her 30s, and then when she was younger as a teenager, there is that look, and they're different lengths."
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