PS: You're definitely a rule breaker! You went from that talked-about mullet at the Grammys to today's beautiful mermaid curls. Where do you draw inspiration from for these quick and drastic changes?
ZC: My stylist Law [Roach] has kind of become my creative director. Together we're very much inspired by the past. We're inspired by Cher and Bianca Jagger — people who I think have made pivotal fashion moments. Maybe at some point, they were not even accepted, but they made statements in the fashion world. Also people who just do what they want. We are inspired by past and previous looks, and then create our own versions of those things.
PS: Obviously Chi is an important brand to you, and the hot tools are cult products. What is your approach to using them?
ZC: For me, it's all about what you do before and after you use hot tools on your hair. It's about how you protect against the heat damage, what you put on your hair before, how you moisturize and take care of it before, and how you restore and balance everything after. That is definitely why I wanted to work with Chi. When I sat down with them, they told me about the different sciences and how much work goes into creating these products that are effectively helping with hair damage. There's nothing wrong with experimenting with your look and having fun. People should be able to do that without burning their hair off.
![PS: You're definitely a rule breaker! You went from that talked-about mullet at the Grammys to today's beautiful mermaid curls. Where do you draw inspiration from for these quick and drastic changes?
ZC: My stylist Law [Roach] has kind of become my creative director. Together we're very much inspired by the past. We're inspired by Cher and Bianca Jagger — people who I think have made pivotal fashion moments. Maybe at some point, they were not even accepted, but they made statements in the fashion world. Also people who just do what they want. We are inspired by past and previous looks, and then create our own versions of those things.
PS: Obviously Chi is an important brand to you, and the hot tools are cult products. What is your approach to using them?
ZC: For me, it's all about what you do before and after you use hot tools on your hair. It's about how you protect against the heat damage, what you put on your hair before, how you moisturize and take care of it before, and how you restore and balance everything after. That is definitely why I wanted to work with Chi. When I sat down with them, they told me about the different sciences and how much work goes into creating these products that are effectively helping with hair damage. There's nothing wrong with experimenting with your look and having fun. People should be able to do that without burning their hair off.](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/za2O5psTrOBZQmSyBNxHdr0FOxg/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2016/03/14/083/n/1922153/32a139324e42ba46_GettyImages-513147234/i/PS-Youre-definitely-rule-breaker.jpg "PS: You're definitely a rule breaker! You went from that talked-about mullet at the Grammys to today's beautiful mermaid curls. Where do you draw inspiration from for these quick and drastic changes?
ZC: My stylist Law [Roach] has kind of become my creative director. Together we're very much inspired by the past. We're inspired by Cher and Bianca Jagger — people who I think have made pivotal fashion moments. Maybe at some point, they were not even accepted, but they made statements in the fashion world. Also people who just do what they want. We are inspired by past and previous looks, and then create our own versions of those things.
PS: Obviously Chi is an important brand to you, and the hot tools are cult products. What is your approach to using them?
ZC: For me, it's all about what you do before and after you use hot tools on your hair. It's about how you protect against the heat damage, what you put on your hair before, how you moisturize and take care of it before, and how you restore and balance everything after. That is definitely why I wanted to work with Chi. When I sat down with them, they told me about the different sciences and how much work goes into creating these products that are effectively helping with hair damage. There's nothing wrong with experimenting with your look and having fun. People should be able to do that without burning their hair off.")
