Martha Stewart is aging gracefully.
The 84-year-old lifestyle mogul went makeup-free and slipped into lingerie in a new Vogue "Get Ready With Me" video, offering fans an intimate look at her morning routine.
Draped in pale blue, lace-trimmed lingerie and a matching robe, Stewart paired the barely-there look with gold earrings and her signature stylish blowout.
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Stewart said her skincare routine begins the night before, then shifts to contrast therapy in the morning using a hot towel to open her pores and a cold compress to tighten them back up.
"This just calms my skin," she said. "And it makes me feel fresh."
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Her approach to beauty, she added, starts well beneath the surface.
Stewart took some skin supplements from her brand, Elm Biosciences, underscoring her long-held belief that skincare is an inside-out equation.
"My whole theory with skincare is inside, outside," she said. "Whatever you put inside reflects what's coming on the outside."
From there, Stewart applied a night cream, then finished with a mineral sunscreen.
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When it comes to makeup, the former model has never chased heavy coverage.
Instead, she opts for radiance, using L'Oréal Lumi Glotion as her base, followed by a mix of Charlotte Tilbury bronzer, a luminous blush from Mac, Lancôme highlighter and Armani Beauty liquid eyeshadow.
"I like to glow. I don't like matte finishes on pretty much anything," Stewart said. "I like my furniture to be shiny. I like my face to be shiny."
While she gave fans a rare glimpse of her intricate, yet glamorous, beauty regimen, Stewart has also recently laid down rules for aging well.
Stewart previously said she treats aging as a discipline, not a decline, as she continues to run businesses, stay physically active and take on new creative projects well into her 80s.
She shared that perspective during a recent appearance on the "50 & Unfiltered" podcast, where she spoke with longtime friend and QVC host Shawn Killinger about wellness, resilience and staying relevant with age.
She said healthy living remains non-negotiable, emphasizing structure, routine and personal standards as the foundation of aging well.
Among the seven principles she outlined, Stewart stressed that mindset matters just as much as maintenance.
