Photographed by Rainer Hosch, Emmy-nominated starlet Tracee Ellis Ross covers the latest issue of WWD. Ross was recently honored by WWD and Variety at the 2016 Style Makers Awards with the Style Innovator Award for her bold, daring fashion.
Being the daughter of iconic singer Diana Ross, a former Wilhelmina model and contributing Fashion Editor for Mirabella and New York magazine, Ross has developed a style that is fiercely individualistic after decades of fashion engrossment...
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"Clothing started as an armor for me," Ross shares with WWD editor Scharf. "It was one of the ways that I protected myself from the world. It evolved into a form of creative expression. I love playing dress-up. Sometimes it creates a great outfit and sometimes it creates a person."
Ross went on to spiel to Scharf how that very "armor" molded her "Black-ish" character 'Dr. Rainbow Johnson', her career as a fashion editor, her favorite designers and much more! Read the cover story here -- http://wwd.com/eye/people/tracee-ellis-ross-stylemakers-10705360/.
Drenched in a coat by Ann Demeulemeester and pants by Gucci, Ross along with actresses Kristen Bell, Cynthia Nixon, and Michelle Monaghan cover the latest issue of The Edit by NET-A-PORTER.com.
View her editorial shots below.
