Tracee Ellis Ross can turn a grey Manhattan Monday into a full fashion moment—and she proved that yet again with her appearance on Good Morning America while promoting her much-anticipated debut on Black Mirror season 7. While fans are eagerly waiting to see what chaos or commentary her role will bring to the twisted anthology series, there’s something else we’ve been waiting for just as much: Tracee’s wardrobe choices.
And let’s just say—she did not disappoint. Stepping out into the drizzle-drenched city in a copper leather structured tank top and matching flared skirt from Entire Studios, Tracee was the storm and the sunbeam. Entire Studios, the brainchild of Dylan Richards and Sebastian Hunt (the duo who once styled Yeezy), is known for utilitarian cool—think oversized hoodies, cargos, bombers. But leave it to Tracee to tap into the label’s more elevated, sculptural side. That copper ensemble? A masterclass in modern elegance meets architectural edge.
This look speaks to Tracee’s style in all the right ways—structured but fluid, bold but not brash, polished with a punch. It’s feminine without being frilly and contemporary without trying too hard.
She styled the outfit tonally with rich brown accessories: Métier’s Parallel 22 suede clutch, chunky gold earrings, and—naturally—Bottega Veneta Canalazzo pumps. Because even when she’s venturing into a new designer lane, her heart (and soles) always find their way back to Bottega.
There’s something deliciously intentional about the whole vibe. The rich, burnished palette. The interplay of shape and shine. The way she anchors trend-forward choices with classic Tracee signatures. It’s chic. It’s directional. It’s very her.
Tracee didn’t just promote a show. She promoted the idea that rainy Mondays deserve runway energy.
Credit: The Hapa Blonde/GC Images / Entire Studios
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