Quantcast
RELATED

It seems as though stay-at-home restrictions will be lifted for many states soon, but kind of, sort of… not?

Although outside is slowly but surely opening back up, we've been advised to continue social distancing, wearing masks, and perform temperature checks before entering many public establishments and it pretty much feels like: you ain't gotta stay home, but you gotta stay TF up out of everywhere else. While we're pretty sure it's not safe to come out of the house yet, it's week 77 in sweatpants, sis, and something's gotta give.

Issa fact when you look good, you feel good, and this is a mantra that our good sister Tracee Ellis Ross has taken seriously.

The 47-year-old Black-ish star recently posed for a self-shot photo in her yard that puts all of our selfie game to shame, but Tracee isn't the only celebrity who has been giving us our entire lives on the 'gram while we adjust to this new normal.

Although the future may be uncertain, it's clear that these 11 women plan to ride this quarantine out in style.

For more inspiration on how to jazz up your wardrobe and slay TF out of your living room, scroll below:

Tracee Ellis Ross

Amanda Seales

Adrienne Houghton

Justine Skye

Gabrielle Union-Wade

Featured image by Instagram/@TraceeEllisRoss.

 

RELATED

 
ALSO ON XONECOLE
For Us, By Us: How HBCU Alumni Are Building Legacies Through Entrepreneurship

Homecoming season is here, and alumni are returning to the yard to celebrate with their friends and family at the historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) that have changed their lives forever.

No matter where their life journeys have taken them, for HBCU students from near and far, returning to where it all started can invoke feelings of nostalgia, appreciation for the past, and inspiration for the future.

KEEP READINGShow less
Howard-Homecoming-Style

Outfits were planned, bags were packed, and cameras were ready to capture Howard University's collegiate spirit during its centennial Homecoming celebration. Not only does it hold the number one ranking as the most elite Historically Black College and University or its top performing academics, diversity of students and alumni, but the HBCU also leaves a legacy of style and grace.

KEEP READINGShow less
LATEST POSTS