Gabrielle Loesch is a multi-hyphenate, creator, speaker, artist designer, stylist, coach and businessperson. She was raised around the world, mostly in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific islands.
In her teens, Gabrielle was mentored by the surrealist painter, Marcel Pétron. She then studied at the renowned Esmod School of Fashion Design in Paris.
Other creative expressions in fashion jewellery, photography, interior decoration and writing, were developed in New York and California, resulting in multiple homes styling, Princess Gabrielle Jewellery sold in department stores and boutiques throughout the U.S. and art exhibitions in Europe and North America.
At Erickson International Coaching, Gabrielle studied with Marilyn Atkinson, a thought leader and pioneer in Industrial Psychology. She then worked in the Ontario, Canada, non-profit arena with underprivileged communities and minorities, notably new immigrants, refugees and LGBTQIAT+.
The founder of Beautdoozy, Gabrielle goes back to her roots of design and creativity. Through the boutique offerings, she aims to share her personal evolution and participation in the world’s changes for more Justice, more Equality, and more Respect for Animals and the Earth.
Having experienced prejudice up close, Gabrielle offers support and empowerment to combat the painful isolation of those categorized as different by conventions. She knows all too well what it's like to be refused service, based on the turban she wore that, mind you, was quite beaut and doozy (unique).
BeautDoozy stands for the authenticity that beautiful and doozy individuals dare to express. The overall goal is to develop Conscious Dressing With Intention via thoughtful purchases and meaningful conversations, and to gather a community of Free Spirits and Bohemians of Every Gender.
