Bretman Rock, Martha Stewart team up for a lash-tastic makeup campaign
Bretman Rock and Martha Stewart | Photo from Twitter/VA|BESPOKE®
Gen Z’s fiercest beauty influencer meets television’s iconic culinary queen—now that’s a collaboration we never thought we needed until today.
The fierce and fabulous Fil-Am star Bretman Rock and the iconic Martha Stewart are teaming up for Maybelline’s latest makeup campaign, the Falsies Surreal Mascara.
In the mascara ad, Bretman Rock takes centerstage as he channels his inner diva while using Maybelline’s mascara. With a cheeky smile, he said, “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the baddest of them all?”
The magic spell doesn’t just end there. As he utters these words, he is transported to a floral daydream where he’s joined by the culinary and lifestyle icon herself, Martha Stewart. And as expected of the celebrity chef, a plateful of delightfully looking brownies are on the scene, too.
Bretman Rock slaying the beauty scene
This beauty mogul recently turned 25 and celebrated it in true star style with a Hawaiian Barbie theme, and get this, tons of Bretman look-alikes!
As a Gen-Z influencer, he also supports his fellow LGBTs in spreading empowerment and diversity through his social media platform.
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Living in his fab home on the gorgeous island of Hawaii, he also values manifestation. We won’t be surprised as he has already manifested the life of his dreams.
Bretman continues to live the high life with this collab with major beauty brand Maybelline. It’s made even better by working with lifestyle legend Martha Stewart, who adds to the sophistication of the beauty campaign.
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This is also another addition to Stewart’s age-defying projects. Last March, she did a swimsuit cover for Sports Illustrated, where she also revealed she is best friends with Snoop Dogg. Stewart is currently 81.
Surreal experience on set
The ad shoot was a dream for Bretman Rock. “Working with two icons, Martha Stewart and Maybelline New York, was such a surreal experience,” he said in a press statement.
He continued, “I’ve always had a passion and interest in opportunities that really think outside of the box, and this campaign checked all these boxes for me.” Aside from the ad, he also appeared in Maybelline’s makeup tutorial videos.
