She went from consuming her lipstick on the MTV VMA’s to smoking it on journal covers.
Doja Cat is the face of MAC Cosmetics newly relaunched MACzine, Web page Six can completely reveal.
The cosmetics firm recognized for its edgy and inclusive advert campaigns, is reintroducing its journal on Jan. 29, practically a decade after it folded.
“We are able to’t wait to point out you what we’ve been as much as over the previous few months. To start out, we’re bringing again MACzine,” MAC’s international inventive director Nicola Formichetti stated within the problem’s first letter.
The magazine, which revealed in print from 2009 till 2017, is being revived in digital type with Doja Cat showing to smoke crimson lipstick on the duvet.
The model described this new iteration in an inner letter obtained by Web page Six as a “fashionable editorial expression of vogue, magnificence, tradition, and artistry designed to reside throughout platforms and spark inspiration in actual time.”
“Again within the day, MACzine was our inventive playground. It was the place we experimented and introduced a few of our most daring concepts to life,” Formichetti stated.
And that’s the place Doja Cat is available in.
The “Paint The City Pink” singer paints her lips crimson in a 2-minute make-up tutorial video, the place she seems naked face – and uncharacteristically critical – as she applies the merchandise and her new lip equipment.
Doja Cat explains how she “grew up watching tutorials,” and seemingly took some notes as she describes the blushes and eye pencils she’s utilizing. The singer additionally applies a lace entrance wig. The video quick forwards two hours later to disclose the outcomes.
“That is the ultimate look, and I solely put on MAC,” Doja Cat says within the video.
“Because the world shifts and daring, assured make-up makes it return, this appears like the right time to convey it again,” Formichetti stated.
“Let’s embrace this new chapter and create the way forward for magnificence collectively. It’s time to have enjoyable with make-up once more,” he concluded in his letter.
