Tracee Ellis Ross's 3D Top Needs To Be Seen To Be Believed

Chelsea Stewart

11 January 2025 at 11:16 am·1-min read

You know Tracee Ellis Ross — she's a Golden Globe-winning actor and a fashion icon.

Tracee Ellis Ross on the red carpet wearing a stylish, patterned turtleneck dress with large earrings, smiling at the camera — Jamie Mccarthy / Getty Images for Fashion Scholarship Fund

Well, she's currently gaining attention for the optical illusion 3D top she wore to W Magazine's Best Performances Party last weekend.

Tracee Ellis Ross in an elegant dress with a tank top pattern on top smiling confidently, with her hair pulled back — Steve Granitz / FilmMagic

Tracee rocked a bright red strapless top, which stood at a distance from her body. At first glance, it almost looked like a censor to cover her seemingly bare chest, but nope!

Tracee Ellis Ross taking a selfie in a mirror, wearing a structured, elegant outfit with an off-the-shoulder design and a coat draped over their shoulders — Instagram: @undefined

It's a top!

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Tracee paired it with matching red pants, a clutch, and red peep-toe heels with a burgundy blazer thrown over her shoulders.

Two individuals pose on a purple carpet. One wears a cutout black dress; the other wears a strapless red outfit with wide-legged pants — Charley Gallay / Getty Images for W Magazine

The top and bottoms are from Sportmax's Spring-Summer 2025 collection, which features sculptural pieces with an elegant modern twist. You might remember seeing Tracee in the brand before – specifically at last year's Primetime Emmy Awards, where she wore this white sculpted top with a matching skirt.

Tracee Ellis Ross on the red carpet in elegant, structured dress and sandals, posing in front of an Emmy Awards backdrop — Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images

Some noise for the outfit please!

And if you have thoughts on Tracee's latest look, share them in the comments below.

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