Tracey Gray Mann started her career working in human resources at Vidal Sassoon in London. After moving to New York she worked as an esthetician for Leonard of Mayfair where she discovered Chanel cosmetics. That inspired her to start a career in make-up.

Tracey moved to Paris and started assisting on fashion shows. It was British photographer Steve Hiett who gave her the first opportunity to work with him for Marie Claire. This soon followed working with Mario Testino for Lei and Michael Thompson for Vogue and advertising campaigns for Fendi with Karl Lagerfeld. She has since worked with some of the best photographers in the business.

A move to Los Angleles introduced Tracey to the world of film. She was key makeup artist on two feature films "Liebestraum" and "Mr. Jones" both directed by Mike Figgis and was nominated for an ACE Award for the HBO film "The Art of Seduction" starring Juliette Binoche. She also established a strong working relationship with Herb Ritts and Helmut Newton while there.

Her editorial work can be seen regularly in Vogue, Elle, l'Officiel, Amica, D Magazine, Glamour, and Wallpaper to name just a few.

Tracey has also contributed to advertising campaignes for Kenzo, Patricia Pepe and Superfine. She is best known for her flawless skin on print and commercial campaigns for Yves Rochas, Nivea, Lancaster, l'Oreal, Biotherme, Avene and Vichy.

She has collaborated on fashion shows for Helmut Lang, Paul Ka, Paco Rabanne, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Yohji Yamamoto.

Among the celebrities with whom Tracey has worked with are Monica Bellucci, Lou Doillon, Juliette Lewis, Eva Green, Nicole Kidman, Diane Kruger, Ashley Olsen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Emanuelle Seigner, Kristen Scott-Thomas, Hilary Swank and Carey Mulligan.

Tracey has her home in Paris and enjoys traveling and working all over the world.