Maybelline New York signs Ayesha Omar as the brand’s spokesperson in Pakistan!

Maybelline New York announces one of Pakistan's most popular, watched and recognized actors, Ayesha Omar, as their celebrity spokesperson in Pakistan.

“We are excited to welcome the multi-talented Ayesha Omar as our spokesperson in Pakistan. She embodies the brand values and represents Maybelline New York women all over the world who are smart, ambitious, and full of life,” said Farooq Ahmed, General Manager, Consumer Products Division, at L’Oreal Pakistan.

“I am absolutely delighted to be the spokesperson for such an iconic international brand. Maybelline New York has always stood out to me for its bold, fun and sassy identity. To be part of a brand which counts the likes of Christy Turlington, Gigi Hadid, Adriana Lima and Jourdan Dunn as its spokespeople is such an honour" said Ayesha Omar, Maybelline’s new spokesperson in Pakistan.

Indeed Ayesha Omar is sought after for her immensely popular work across television, film and celebrity modeling. Ayesha is also an accomplished singer with album releases and an appearance at South Asia's most coveted music platform, Coke Studio, to her credit.

Ayesha Omar will feature in Maybelline New York's major brand campaigns in 2016/2017 in Pakistan.

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