Martha Stewart: Martha Stewart, who turned 85 last week, just ditched her signature blonde hair for a stunning rose-gold makeover

At 85, Martha Stewart has never appeared particularly interested in dressing, or looking, her age. Now, she has taken that philosophy a step further by trading the blonde bob that has become part of her signature look for an unexpectedly bold shade of pink.

Just days after celebrating her 85th birthday, the lifestyle icon unveiled a dramatic new hair transformation with celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton. The longtime blonde appeared in a white robe with her hair styled in soft, curled waves in a delicate pink shade that Appleton described as “rose gold.”

“Rose gold… It’s a good thing,” Appleton captioned the Instagram post revealing Stewart’s new look on Sunday, August 9.

The transformation marks a striking departure for Stewart, whose polished blonde hairstyle has remained one of her most recognizable beauty trademarks for decades. But rather than simply embracing a new color, the 85-year-old appears to be making a statement about how she views getting older: there is no reason to stop experimenting.

And fans clearly approved. The comments quickly filled with reactions praising Stewart’s youthful appearance and willingness to take a beauty risk. One admirer marveled at how she “consistently” manages to look better, while another called her a “baddie.” Someone else summed up the unexpected combination with a playful reaction: “Who knew rose gold could look this Martha-freaking-Stewart?!”

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The celebrity hairstylist also posted a video of the transformation, captioning, ‘Welcome to the rose gold era.’

The timing of the transformation makes it even more notable. Stewart celebrated her 85th birthday just one week before revealing the new hairstyle. In a recent conversation with People, she pushed back against the significance typically attached to reaching such a milestone, saying, “Eighty-five is just a number.”She may not spend much time thinking about the number, but Stewart does pay attention to the habits she believes help her maintain her energy and appearance.

“I have good genes,” she told People, pointing to her mother, who she said “looked great at 95.” Stewart also credited a healthy lifestyle, explaining that she and her family eat well, drink very little, and do not smoke and exercise every day.

The rose-gold hair, however, suggests that Stewart’s approach to aging is about more than diet and exercise.

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