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Tracee Ellis Ross

  1. celebrity beauty encyclopedia
    An Encyclopedia of Celebrity Beauty BrandsPlease, I beg no more celebrity beauty brands.
    By Daise Bedolla, Kathleen Hou, and Erica Smith
  2. hairy situations
    Tracee Ellis Ross Wants to Redefine Your Relationship With Hot ToolsThe actress and Pattern Beauty founder just dropped a new blow-dryer designed for textured hair.
    By Maya Allen
  3. 5 questions with…
    Tracee Ellis Ross Celebrates the ‘Hair Believers’ in Her LifeThe Hair Tales executive producer and host explores the healing power of Black women embracing their hair.
    By Martine Thompson
  4. cut covers
    What’s Next for Tracee Ellis Ross? Everything.The actress talks with Megan Thee Stallion about the end of Black-ish, new beginnings, and their hot-girl plans.
    By Lindsay Peoples
  5. investigation
    Do Music People Really Wear This Many Rings?Investigating the menagerie of rings in The High Note.
    By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
  6. we tried this
    7 Women Test Tracee Ellis Ross’s New Curly Hair LineHere’s how it works on different textures, from curly to coiled to tight.
    By Kathleen Hou
  7. halloween 2019
    The Best Celebrity Costumes From 2019’s Only Good Halloween WeekendFrom Halsey as Marilyn Manson to Kylie Jenner’s daughter as Kylie Jenner.
    By Hannah Gold
  8. beauty
    Tracee Ellis Ross Doesn’t Want to Tell You What to DoHer new hair-care brand wants to sit next to you and chat, not yell at you.
    By Kathleen Hou
  9. hairy situations
    Tracee Ellis Ross Is Finally Launching a Hair LineFor curls and all that ish.
    By Kathleen Hou
  10. skin care
    Tracee Ellis Ross Is Making Me Want to Try These Blue BallsThey’re eligible for Prime Free One-Day Shipping!!!
    By Erica Smith
  11. grammys 2019
    Tracee Ellis Ross Is Her Mom’s Biggest Fan at the GrammysShe couldn’t contain her excitement during Diana Ross’s performance.
    By Amanda Arnold
  12. tracee ellis ross
    Tracee Ellis Ross Only Wore Black Designers to the American Music AwardsShe wore designs by Dapper Dan, Virgil Abloh, Shanel Campbell, and more.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  13. american music awards
    All the Best Looks From the American Music AwardsTracee Ellis Ross, Cardi B, and Taylor Swift wore stunning outfits.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  14. fashion
    Stylist Karla Welch Wants to Make You Feel SomethingShe goes beyond the “Best Dressed” list to style some of the Cut’s favorite women (plus Justin Bieber).
    By Emilia Petrarca
  15. power
    What It’s Really Like to Be Black and Work in FashionFrom Tracee Ellis Ross, Virgil Abloh, Tyra Banks, Dapper Dan, Adwoa Aboah, and many more.
    By Lindsay Peoples
  16. human disco ball
    10 Times Tracee Ellis Ross Was Dripping in SequinsLike mother, like daughter.
    By Julie Ma
  17. oscars 2018
    You Can Buy Beyoncé’s Secret Awards-Show Makeup TomorrowTiffany Haddish, Tracee Ellis Ross, and Greta Gerwig also just wore it at the Oscars.
    By Ashley Weatherford
  18. hairy situations
    Tracee Ellis Ross Channels Rapunzel at NAACP AwardsThat majestic braid.
    By Sarah Spellings
  19. other magazines
    Tracee Ellis Ross Wears ‘Ugly’ Sneakers on the Cover of GlamourThere’s nothing she can’t pull off.
    By Emilia Petrarca
  20. style
    See Tracee Ellis Ross’s Favorite ‘Lewks’ From 2017Including Jenny Packham sequins and Schiaparelli pink.
    By Katie Van Syckle
  21. hand me downs
    Tracee Ellis Ross Wore Her Mom’s Bedazzled Blouse to the AMAsShe found it in her garage.
    By Emilia Petrarca
  22. always shopping
    You Can Finally Shop Tracee Ellis Ross’s Under $75 Clothing LineWe want it all.
    By Lindsay Peoples
  23. treats
    25 Famous Women on Their Favorite DessertsIna Garten, Kim Kardashian, and more on the joy of eating sweets.
    By Julie Ma
  24. motherhood
    Did Television Finally Get Postpartum Depression Right?As a young black mother with a personal history, I’m grateful for the most recent episode of Black-ish.
    By Ashley Stoney
  25. speak out
    25 Famous Women on Standing Up for Themselves and OthersHillary Clinton, Rosa Parks, Zendaya, and more on speaking out.
    By Julie Ma
  26. far and wide
    25 Famous Women on the Pleasures of TravelingChrissy Teigen, Martha Stewart, Joan Didion, and more share their fondest memories.
    By Julie Ma
  27. wellness
    25 Famous Women on Their Self-Care RitualsBeyoncé, Hillary Clinton, Emma Watson, and more on their wellness routines.
    By Julie Ma
  28. advice
    25 Famous Women on FearStories and advice from Shonda Rhimes, Stevie Nicks, Jenna Lyons, and more.
    By Julie Ma
  29. ambition
    25 Famous Women on Impostor Syndrome and Self-DoubtNatalie Portman, Lupita Nyong’o, Tavi Gevinson, and more on how they’ve learned to use it for success.
    By Julie Ma
  30. red carpet derby
    The Best, Worst, and Most Princess-y Looks From the 2017 Golden GlobesThere was lots of pink.
    By Véronique Hyland
  31. bad blood
    25 Famous Women on Dealing With HatersMichelle Obama, Beyoncé, Hillary Clinton, and more women on shaking it off.
    By Julie Ma
  32. body positivity
    25 Famous Women on Body ImageBody positivity from Serena Williams, Meryl Streep, Adele, and more.
    By Julie Ma
  33. women in comedy
    Female Comedians Agree: Men Just Aren’t FunnySamantha Bee, Tracee Ellis Ross, Allison Janney, Kate McKinnon and Niecy Nash weigh in.
    By Anna Silman
  34. bet awards 2016
    The Best Beauty at the BET AwardsFrom a barefaced Alicia Keys to Tracee’s hot-pink lips.
    By Ashley Weatherford
  35. red carpet derby
    The Best, Worst, and Most Vetements Looks at the 2016 BET AwardsPlus, Janelle Monae’s fashion homage to Prince.
    By The Cut
  36. 25 famous women on
    25 Famous Women Talk About Their BoobsReflections from Tracee Ellis Ross, Tina Fey, Ruby Rose, and more.
    By Julie Ma
  37. hot shot
    The White House Continues Its Style DominanceJanelle Monae, Rick Owens, and Tracee Ellis Ross were just a few haute guests hosted by the Obamas.
    By Jenni Miller
  38. roundtables
    Black Girls Rock! Is the Celebration We Need and DeserveUnpacking the significance of the ten-year-old event.
    By Ashley Weatherford and Lindsay Peoples
  39. love and war
    Tracee Ellis Ross Is ‘Confused’ by People Who Don’t Like the Word ‘Feminist’And the word’s upcoming appearance on Black-ish.
    By the Cut
  40. q&a
    Tracee Ellis Ross Wants to Make TV That Reflects Black People’s Real Lives“To be on a show that is willing to keep telling the truth through the lens of this family means a lot to me.”
    By Ashley Weatherford
  41. beauty interviews
    How Tracee Ellis Ross Always Looks So BeautifulEverything that goes on her face, as per her Black-ish makeup artist.
    By Ashley Weatherford
  42. year in review
    The Year Black Hair Was EverywhereFinally, I saw myself onscreen.
    By Ashley Weatherford
  43. shes the boss
    Hollywood’s 25 Most Memorable Boss HairstylesOnscreen, women in charge have the best hair.
    By Kathleen Hou
  44. icymi
    All the Things You Missed From Advice Week Tips on everything from embracing your worst self to buying the perfect jean shorts.  
    By the Cut
  45. advice week
    Tracee Ellis Ross Says: It’s Okay to Be Your Worst Self“Give yourself permission to actually be a human being.”
    As told to Jennifer Vineyard
  46. party pics
    Solange and Helen Mirren Partied This WeekAlong with Anna Wintour, Bradley Cooper, Tracee Ellis Ross, and more.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  47. red carpet
    The Best of the 2015 White House Correspondents’ Dinner Red CarpetCecily Strong, Laverne Cox, Tracee Ellis Ross, and so many more. 
    By The Cut
  48. video
    Watch a Piece of Vagina Performance Art at Fashion WeekA highlight reel from Tracee Ellis Ross’s performance at Rachel Comey’s show.
    By the Cut
  49. hair maintenance
    Tracee Ellis Ross’s Hair Demands a Very Precise Schedule Ours too.
    By Allison P. Davis
  50. quotables
    Hire Tracee Ellis Ross, Hire Her Awesome Big Hair “I don’t need to play this game anymore in order to be considered beautiful.”
    By Allison P. Davis
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