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Receiving the WWD Style Award for Hollywood Trailblazer is validating for the lifelong fashion lover Tracee Ellis Ross. “It’s justification that my shopping has been worth it,” Ross said. The actress has been fashion obsessed ever since she was a toddler, posing for a photo in her mother Diana Ross’ high heels while clutching her favorite stuffed Tweety Bird.  Tracee Ellis Ross at the Schiaparelli fall 2023 couture show on July 3, 2023, in Paris. “That was just the beginning of me ravaging my mother’s closet,” she said. “For me, how I dress myself is really a form of expression, and it’s one of the ways that I wear my insides on my outside,” Ross added. “It started as an armor, a way that I would feel protected, and now it’s just one of the ways I express myself and it brings me so much joy. I really feel like there’s an importance to how we express ourselves, particularly in the world that we’re living in. How I dress is one of the ways that I show up in the world and tell people ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. On Dec. 28, Taylor Swift stepped out in New York City hand in hand with boyfriend Travis Kelce, and, though the latter sported a bold pants-plus-jacket ensemble that was anything but subtle, it was Swift’s necklace choice that made instant headlines. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce seen in New York City on December 28, 2024. Swift wears earrings from De Beers Jewellers and a necklace from Bonbonwhims. Her ears were treated to a pair of $36,000 earrings, and she had a $32,200 Cartier watch on her wrist; yet, in the ultimate high-low mixup, Swift also wore a white-gold tennis necklace from the AAPI-owned brand Bonbonwhims. With a striking chain and a glittering heart-shaped gem at its center, it looks like real diamonds — which wouldn’t surprise us, considering the wearer is no other than the richest female musician in the world. The Heart Gumdrop Tennis Neck...

Anna Sawai, the winner of WWD’s inaugural Fashion Newcomer style award, knows the power of a red carpet — and red dress — statement. Last year, the “Shogun” star chose to wear a custom look by Vera Wang for her history-making win at the 2024 Emmy Awards. The actress was the first actress of Asian descent to win the award for best leading actress in a drama series, and the first Japanese actress to ever win an Emmy. “It was very meaningful to me to be able to wear Vera’s dress at my first Emmys, that also could have been — and ended up somehow becoming — a historical moment,” says Sawai, reflecting on the evening a few months after the ceremony. Now a few weeks before the Golden Globe awards, the actress, 32, is getting ready to fly to Japan from Australia, where she’s spent half the year filming the second season of Godzilla series “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters” for Apple TV+. She’ll return to set after a short break for the holidays and a trip to LA for the WWD Style Awards and Golden ...

On Sunday, entertainment industry denizens will once again gather in Los Angeles to kick off awards season with the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards. Hosted by actress and comedian Nikki Glaser, the ceremony honors the year’s best in television and film, with movie nominees including “Wicked,” “The Substance” and musical thriller “Emilia Pérez,” while TV’s splashiest successes include “Baby Reindeer,” “The Bear” “Shogun” and more. Actress Sofia Vergara arrives at the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 13, 2013 in Beverly Hills. Among the actors in contention for awards are those who have served the ceremony’s most notable beauty looks to date, from Sofía Vergara — who portrays Griselda Blanco in Netflix’s series adaptation of the female drug lord’s life — to Keira Knightley, who stars in “Black Doves” as an undercover spy named Helen Webb. Jenna Ortega arrives at the 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Jan. 10,...

In this episode of WWD Voices, Arthur Zaczkiewicz, executive editor of strategic content at WWD, interviews Gita Mirchandani, founder of GitaPR, the communications agency. Mirchandani discusses the impetus behind founding her firm and how she was driven by a familial entrepreneurial spirit and a desire for personal autonomy during her son’s early years. She discusses her approach to business, which is marked by a strong belief in karma and loving intention — which underpins her firm’s unique engagement strategies with clients. To listen to this episode, CLICK HERE. Mirchandani also discussed the significance of infusing love and intention into every aspect of work, from client relations to daily operations. This philosophy has cultivated a company culture where strategies are not just about business outcomes, but about creating positive, memorable interactions. By marrying intention with strategy, GitaPR crafts bespoke campaigns that resonate on a deeper level, transforming basic trans...

It’s no wonder that Mikey Madison is in the thick of deep cleaning her home. After spending much of 2024 on the road with her breakout smash of a movie “Anora,” and staring down the gauntlet of early 2025 awards season, Madison is finally spending some more time in her hometown of Los Angeles. Every little bit of zen is going to count in the weeks ahead. “I think that there is something to be said about returning to your space and somewhere that feels comfortable and safe for you,” Madison says. “And my home is definitely that for me, which is why I’ve been frantically reorganizing and cleaning and tidying and all that stuff because it’s important.” “Anora” first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival back in May 2024, where it would go on to win the Palme d’Or and catapult Madison into an awards conversation that has only gained momentum since then. Madison is up for a Golden Globe nomination for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture — Musical or Comedy, and will recei...