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Cameron Brink made a fashionable entrance at an Urban Decay launch party in New York on Tuesday. The WNBA star is a brand ambassador for the makeup company, which recently debuted its new Face Bond Luminizer.
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Brink modeled a beige Helsa dress with ruching along the bodice and hips. The athlete accessorized with nude pumps and gold jewelry, including cuff bracelets and a dainty necklace.
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Brink wore her blond tresses in waves, while her makeup consisted of a coral smoky eye, winged eyeliner and a pink lip.
In October, WWD exclusively announced Brink’s partnership with Urban Decay. The beauty brand is also a sponsor for Brink’s team, the Los Angeles Sparks.
“Partnering with Urban Decay is incredibly important to me because it represents more than just beauty — it’s about investing in authenticity,” Brink said in a statement. “Their commitment to individuality and originality aligns perfectly with my values, inspiring consumers to embrace their uniqueness.”
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Brink will represent the brand visually and on social media as part of their multiyear partnership, with a focus on promoting Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil and All Nighter Setting Spray.
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“We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Cameron Brink as our brand ambassador,” added Stéphanie Binette, general manager of Urban Decay. “Together, we aim to ignite confidence and celebrate the beauty of individuality.”
Speaking to WWD, Brink recalled discovering Urban Decay through her mother, who was one of her earliest beauty inspirations. “I used to watch my mom get ready and Urban Decay products were always in her makeup kit,” the athlete said via email. “I was also using their eye shadow palettes from a young age.”