I have a confession to make. I have a major girl crush on Tracee Ellis Ross. That's why the Tracee Ellis Ross beauty evolution that I'm about to share with you is so near and dear to my heart. I first encountered Tracee Ellis Ross in the early aughts, when she played Joan, the successful, slightly neurotic lawyer, on Girlfriends. In spite of her complicated personal life, Joan always managed to look absolutely gorgeous with impeccable skin and picture-perfect hair. And that's how Tracee Ellis Ross is IRL, too. (Of course, it doesn't hurt that her mother is the one and only Diana Ross.) This year, the actress made history as the first African American Emmy nominee for lead actress in a comedy series in 30 years (!) for her role Black-ish.
In honor of this achievement—and also just because she's an impressive woman, even without awards or accolades—we've stitched together a video of the Tracee Ellis Ross beauty evolution: From her early days as a '70s child star, to her stint as a '90s runway model all the way up to the present day as a multi-talented television host, producer, and comedian. (Side note: Might be worth checking out her h-i-l-a-r-i-o-u-s Instagram alter ego #TMurda?) Tracee Ellis Ross is the ultimate girl boss with a spirit that matches her natural beauty.
Throughout her beauty evolution, Tracee Ellis Ross has embraced her natural hair texture, opting for tightly defined curls, sleek top-knotted buns, and loosely slicked-back waves. To no ones surprise, her red carpet moments have been show-stopping. See: This year's BET Awards when she served up 7 different incredible looks in one night (yes, so fierce). Her hair game is always on point, making the point that natural hair is anything but basic. Whether she's rocking a soft neutral palette of nudes or embracing bold lips and bright shadow, Ross’ makeup never disappoints. Clearly I’m here for every moment of it.
Now, watch the Tracee Ellis Ross beauty evolution in the video below.
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