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Tracee Ellis Ross is wrapped in cashmere in her latest fashion campaign.
The actress fronts a new collaboration between Spanx and the luxury apparel company La Ligne, released Wednesday morning. The partnership consists of a limited-edition capsule collection, featuring six cashmere and wool-blend sweaters, each balancing La Ligne's polished, feminine silhouettes with Spanx's contemporary design sensibility. The collection was conceived in celebration of Spanx's 25th anniversary, and in tandem with its news SPANXshape Authentic 360 Corduroy line.
"For our 25th anniversary, we wanted to honor iconic women who reflect Spanx's journey of innovation and empowerment," Katie Weeks, vice president of brand marketing at Spanx, said in a statement. "Partnering with La Ligne -- a female-founded brand with timeless appeal -- felt like a natural evolution. Bringing Tracee into the mix made it magic."
For Spanx, the collaboration arrives at a moment when the brand is expanding its reach beyond shapewear, positioning itself as a full lifestyle label for the next generation of consumers. For La Ligne, which has built a cult following among creatives and fashion insiders alike -- including fans like Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Katie Holmes -- the partnership offers a chance to bring its understated elegance to a wider audience.
Over the past decade, Ross has become a fixture in fashion campaigns that mirror her playful yet powerful approach to style. In 2021, she fronted Tiffany & Co.'s "Give Me the T" campaign, and also collaborated with H&M on its "Buy From a Black Woman" initiative, using her platform to champion inclusivity and support Black women entrepreneurs. Earlier this year, Ross starred alongside Yara Shahidi in Old Navy's "Summering" campaign.
Beyond her brand partnerships, Ross's Pattern Beauty, her haircare brand targeted towards textured hair, is estimated to be worth $31 billion in the U.S alone.