Sinorice Moss defines his own style and path

Former New York Giants wide receiver Sinorice [sih-naw-riss] Moss traded in his football uniform for something a little more personalized. Now an actor and a philanthropist, Moss defines his own style and path.



If asked to describe a professional football player, one might be inclined to use words like “imposing,” “hulking” or “intimidating.” When describing the former New York Giants wide receiver, Sinorice Moss, on the other hand, appropriate descriptors could include “inspiring,” “enthusiastic” and “role model.”
 
A warm, wide grin crosses his face when he discusses his next moves. He’s passionate about his charity, the Dare to Dream Foundation, and equally enthused about his second film, “The Last Fall,” which debuted at South by Southwest, and Nomadic Music, his independent music label formed with best friend Jesse Boykins III.


Your name is so unique. Do you think having such a different name has helped to shape you in any way?
I love having such a unique name, one you don’t hear often. With a name this unusual, the first time you hear it, it kind of grabs you and you want to know the origin and you just want to know more.


How would you define your personal style? Did you always have this look, or has it changed and evolved as you have?
I would say that my style until now has been very traditional. I consider my style very conservative, very business-like at times, but I can adapt to whatever style or trend is in. I’m still discovering my personal style. I believe that your style can include the people that you hang around with, the places you shop, what you eat, your hobbies, the books you read – that’s your personal style. It all comes together to define the person that you are.

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