Melania Trump attends 2016 Time 100 Gala, Time's Most Influential People In The World red carpet at Jazz At Lincoln Center at the Times Warner Center on April 26, 2016 in New York City. (Photo : Getty Images for Time/Dimitrios Kambouris)
Just days to go until Donald Trump's inauguration, many wonder what Melanie Trump will wear and how her make-up will look like as she witnesses her husband be sworn in as president. Whether or not she plans to change her ladylike style and her pristine-conditioned beautiful hair upon entering the White House is still to be seen. However, her make-up artist Nicole Bryl insists not.
"Most certainly we will maintain a perfectly fresh face by adding beautiful warm contours," Bryl told The Telegraph. "Including peachy/rose blush and soft smoky browns to enhance her breathtaking steel blue eyes."
Bryl has worked with Melania for the past 11 years on campaigns, interviews, red carpet events and photo shoots. She met Melania 17 years ago on a commercial when they talked for several hours while waiting for the shooting. She described Melania as "an incredible conversationalist and a very confident, positive person."
The two women met again in Mrs. Trump's baby shower in an FAO Schwartz toy shop in New York after seven years. Working for the latter for several years has made the makeup artist comfortable and the change of her employer's title to first lady has not given her pressure.
According to Bryl, Melania is more an eye than a lip woman who oftentimes opted for smokey eyes during the campaign trail. She added it would be overpowering if she would still get heavy handed with her mouth so she would just pick lip colors based on Melania's outfit.
Bryl found it ironic for some high profile designers who publicly refused to dress Melania since all of the world's A-list designers were dying to dress her before politics. The creatives of the fashion world have always adored her but some had changed because of differences in political views.
"Melania Trump is undeniably one of the most stunningly beautiful women on Earth," Bryl also told WWD. "Anyone who has ever met her in person or spent time with her also knows for a fact she is one of the sweetest, most elegant women, too."
For Bryl, it is unkind for artists to boycott and thankful that Melania does not get upset. The makeup artist said that her boss is just the most self-confident, self-assured women she has known.
Now in the world of politics, Melania opts for bright colored outfits to make her stand out in the crowd, so Bryl has to follow through with her make up. The first lady should have lighting on her makeup as her face could get lost in the shadow, Bryl shared.
A former theater student who followed her mother's footsteps into the beauty industry, Bryl has worked on prominent faces. Among them are Sandra Bullock, Mel Gibson, Cindy Crawford, Hilary Rhoda, Jack Nicholson, Prince Albert II, Princess Charlene, Queen Noor, Harry Connick Jr., Tony Bennett and Snoop Dogg.
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