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Any guesses where Tracy's blue sweatshirt might be from?

It looks similar to this one to me, but it's too generic of a style to be 100% certain. Especially since she hasn't worn this brand before!

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Hello! Hope you're doing well. I just wanted to ask if you know or could tell us where the necklace Tracel is wearing in the latest photos is from (the ones where she's at the beach with her mom). It's the one that looks like a small bean with what seems to be a shiny part or a letter in the middle. Thank you!

Hi, happy Saturday! It's too small and nondescript to be identifiable... I actually think the shiny part in the center might be a little droplet of water from the ocean :)

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Hi! Do you happen to know the brand of Tracy's sweater in the last ig post (the striped one in the last photo)? I love it!

I think it's this one from La Ligne!

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Hi!

Thank you for all your posts, I have zero idea of brands, fashion or style.Reading your posts is always entertaining and very educational.

If you can define or describe Tracy's style what would it be?

She looks lovely and very comfortable with herself that's inspirational.

Happy weekend!!!

Aw thank you! I'm glad you enjoy!

I think her style is very classic and adaptable. She has great fundamentals, and then can easily put a more feminine/preppy/spin on what she wears depending on her mood.

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Acting is subjective but for you what makes Tracy such a good actor and her character so good that you're a fan?

She's so skilled at emoting and connecting with other actors onscreen. I know a performance resonates with me when I feel that I'm personally experiencing the degrees of emotion depicted onscreen, or when I find myself caring about the dynamics between different characters.

On a fundamental level, though, I think a test of a truly skilled actor isn't necessarily the emotional highs and lows of their character's story. It's the tedious dialogue that sets up and contextualizes the scene (i.e. "badge number 12345 approaching the scene! suspect in green hoodie, on the move!" etc.). It's challenging to channel that level of familiarity and authority and it's something that falls exceptionally flat for me if not delivered effectively. Willing suspension of disbelief is the goal!

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Hi! Are brands/designers like La Ligne, Ulla Johnson and the great really popular in America? I've never heard of any of them until your blog so thanks!

No, I wouldn't say that they're particularly well-known! They've definitely expanded in awareness over the past several years, though, particularly amongst their target clientele, and now have more individual storefronts and are carried in major department stores.

The Great was derived from a very popular denim brand called Current/Elliott, which was very well-known back in the day (and somehow still exists? Haven't heard it mentioned in years!) It feels very eclectic to me. La Ligne rose in popularity due to Olivia Wilde serving very publicly as the brand's muse. It's always leaned into a very coastal-elite and borderline preppy aesthetic. Ulla Johnson has definitely broadened their demographic and is known for their boho-chic style. Their fabrics are second to none!

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Hi! Do you know the beautiful black polka dot dress Tracy was wearing in the recent picture of her

It's the La Ligne Vivian dress! It was my very first post on this blog, and something I recognized instantly when Tracy first posted wearing it. It's one of my favorites!

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Her sandals!!! love.

Super cute! At quick glance, they look to be the Ulla Johnson Ellie sandal.

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Another page identified Tracy's olive sweatshirt in the prank video as the everlane Renew Raglan Fleece sweatshirt, but it doens't look completely right to me... thoughts?

You're right, that's not correct. She wore the reddish-brown version of the Renew Raglan Fleece here, but the one she wears in the video has distinct markings at the back and lacks a notch at the neck.

When I first saw the video I initially thought it was this one, but there's no straight seam across the back. After a little digging on Poshmark, I stumbled across her exact version with the correct markings, but I couldn't find the stock photo or name of this exact version. It may just be an older model that was updated with a new pattern!

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Do you happen to know if it's a dress or a skirt that Tracy is wearing in the last post where she is seen in a restaurant?

Impossible to tell!

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hi! I know we only see a small bit of it, but do you know what Tracy's white top/dress is in that photoshoot that was recently posted with the chunky necklace?

Pretty sure it's this one!

(ID is the result of me doing a double-take while shopping in Aritzia the other day 😂)

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Tracy in Paris in 2019, photo posted by @allthingsspiridakos.

Aritzia Wilfred Le Fou Dress - no longer available

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Tracy's IG post, 8/8/24

Lululemon Train To Be Short Sleeve in Rain Stripe Alpine White - no longer available

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Tracy's IG post, 7/23/24

Ulla Johnson Formentara Bikini Top - no longer available

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Is there any insight on Jesse’s new role on FBI?

Nothing public! I’m sure there will be exclusives leading up to the season premiere date.

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@ anon who asked about T’s brown trousers in the packing pic - I accidentally deleted your message (traveling and working off my phone!) but to me they look like the Aritzia effortless pant in Cognac. Impossible to be sure from the limited view, though!

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Is it true that when an actor joins a network show as recurring, it's basically like an extended audition?

Can be, but not always. Sometimes they're brought on as recurring with the possibility to extend based on how things pan out, but sometimes a recurring character is just that- never intended or being tested to be more.

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I’ll add here that in an era of industry cost-cutting measures, there are characters that producers would love to make series regulars but financially just aren’t able to swing it. Paying someone to recur is, on average, significantly less than a series regular salary.

This is also part of why it’s such a challenging market for working actors right now! Not only is the number of roles across the board being reduced, but the type of role is often downgraded so that the studio can save $.