Dusty Rae Serbeck, professionally known as Rae Serbeck, is a highly acclaimed international male model, published humanitarian author, film actor, and founder of the non-profit clothing company, Witness Me Clothing Co.
Serbeck began his career in entertainment as early as 2017. During that time, Serbeck’s friend and fellow actor, Adam Christian Colvin, strongly suggested a modeling audition. Serbeck and Colvin were chosen to model pieces for a clothing showcase created by a Los Angeles talent; four seasoned models later joined them. After that short stint on the runway, Serbeck was picked up by a small modeling agency in Utah called the United Fashion Talent. Unfortunately, despite an influx of projects, the agency eventually closed.
Serbeck bounced from job to job for a year and a half, modeling for various small companies. It wasn’t long until he landed his first big break: a spread in Inspired magazine; this was his very first magazine publication, and he felt glorious. A month later, he was asked by the same publication to model for them; this time, he gets to be on the cover.
Fast forward to February 2020, Serbeck landed his first big acting break when he was hired to be an actor in Robbie Tripp’s single, “Luka Doncic.” Then, in May of 2020, Serbeck penned a piece about bullying in the Humanitarian International Magazine, Elixir by Royel. He, later on, published two more pieces tackling racism and drug addiction.
2020 was indeed a fruitful year for Serbeck. In addition to the long list of success Serbeck has garnered, he officially started his own clothing company in the same year, Witness Me Clothing Co., where all its proceeds go to different charities each month.
Now, Serbeck works with Mitch Leyor to promote the latter’s distinct underwear collection. Leyor is not new to designing men’s underwear, choosing comfort without sacrificing style. Serbeck is glad that he gets this opportunity to work with Leyor as he looks up to him and his craft.
Serbeck wishes to expand his reach in the fashion industry, stating that he aspires to work with more heavy-duty companies in the future. The 25-year-old adds that what truly sets him apart from other male models is his twist on high-end fashion and his unique and appealing take on any clothing.
What motivates this big ball of talent to do more is to use his position well enough to help those in need and spread awareness about some issues. Serbeck wants to inspire the people who continue to look up to him with his humanitarian work, and most of all, he wants the opportunity to help charities in dire need of assistance.
In the years to come, Serbeck plans to launch a legit clothing brand and open a company that focuses on goodwill and helping charities. To learn more about Rae Serbeck, his advocacies, and his long list of accomplishments, visit his website or Instagram. For those interested in Mitch Leyor’s work, head to his page.
