New Orleans Celebrity Makeup Artist Finds a New Home In Baton Rouge To Do Makeup After Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans Makeup Artist is ready to make the women in Baton Rouge go wild with her sexy makeup applications. Hurricane Katrina may have taken away her home and her popular makeup studio but her passion is here to stay.
New Orleans Makeup Artist Brandy Gomez-Duplessis, who works with New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and many of New Orleans' prominent people in the city, found a new home in Baton Rouge. Gomez-Duplessis is a household name in New Orleans especially to the women in the Big Easy. A hot spot where women of all ages and all race loved to hangout. Her popular makeup studio, BGD Makeup Artistry & Beauty Bar was recently honored on August 5, 2005 by the city of New Orleans for all of the positive work she has done in the community. BGD Beauty Bar was located in uptown New Orleans in a historical 1200 sq. ft. building. She offered her popular services, Monday "Don't Be Brooke" Brows, Wednesday "Get Lashed" and Friday "Makeup & Martinis". Gomez-Duplessis has been sought after not just by locals but by Hollywood as well. Many brides booked her services 1 year in advance just to be sure that had the best makeup artist for their special day. Gomez-Duplessis was the makeup artist of choice for New Orleans former Mayor, Marc Morial and his wife news reporter Michelle Miller. Recent work consist of working with Editorial Director Susan Taylor of Essence Magazine, Teen People, and Isle of Capri Casino.
Brandy Gomez-Duplessis says now she is looking for a temporary place in Baton Rouge to set up until she is able to return back to New Orleans. Since Hurricane Katrina I did get a call from Tom Goldstone Senior Producer of CNN Paula Zahn NOW . It was great to get an email from him. Timing was perfect, it wasn't really about making money but to be able to jump right back into what I love to do made my day, says Gomez-Duplessis. It is hard to have to start up all over again and not knowing how long it will take before going back to New Orleans is scary. It's been a roller coaster ride that I don't ever want to go through again.
Gomez-Duplessis returned back to New Orleans to see her studio and it was a very emotional day for her to see all of her retail items and her work destroyed. I just want the women in Baton Rouge to know that I am about to bring it, sexy, glamourous, and lashes to there city, so get ready laugh Gomez-Duplessis.
Hurricane Katrina may have taken from me home and my studio but she didn't take the passion, the love and the talent and that's making women look hot and feel good about them selves said Gomez-Duplessis.
Interviews can be done by cell phone or email. Gomez-Duplessis is available for freelance work outside of Louisiana.
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