Gok Fashion Tips Biography
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Thanks to the overwhelming success of his Channel 4 series, How To Look Good Naked, acclaimed fashion stylist and on-screen consultant, Gok Wan, is now an institution on our screens. Not only has Gok appeared in a further six series of the award-winning show, he has also hosted three series of Gok’s Fashion Fix with a follow on series called Gok’s Clothes Roadshow; Get The Look For Less. And for all those lonely hearts out there looking for love and a makeover, Gok did not disappoint with his new series Gok’s Style Secrets giving women countrywide the confidence to get back on the dating scene in style! Last year we saw Hotel GB brought to life with many a Gok-tail served as Mr Wan took bar-tending duties by the scruff of the neck! We also saw Gok exploring his family’s roots and what it means to be an Anglo-Asian in his documentary Made in China, where he discovered, amongst other oddities, how the abacus is still going strong in Kowloon and how a town has dedicated itself to the production of denim. He has also filmed a moving documentary on child obesity Too Fat Too Young and explored the modern day issues our teenagers are facing including sexuality, online-bullying and eating disorders in a three-part series called Gok’s Teens: The Naked Truth. Bringing something fresh and different to our screens has started to become Gok’s signature. To add to his growing repertoire of shows is an absolute departure from fashion with Gok going back to what his family does best in his new cookery show Gok Cooks Chinese. Here we see Gok dispel the myths of Chinese cookery and explore what dishes you should really be eating in your Chinese takeaway! His on screen triumphs have led to five book deals, including his autobiography Through Thick and Thin, as well as the accompaniment to Gok Cooks Chinese – so pick up your chopsticks and get some real Chinese home cooking happening in your kitchen. Furthermore, Gok has also been paid the unlikely compliment of “… man I’d be most likely to leave my husband for”, and “Ultimate celebrity bridesmaid!” Remarks that, when you consider his personable screen manner, workable take on fashion and innate ability to make women look and feel good about themselves, suddenly takes on substantial rationale. He has now crystallized his position as a true champion for women with the launch of his own women’s wear range for Sainsbury’s, now running into its sixth collection. Released to critical acclaim, it went on to break UK sales records in 2011 allowing women up and down the country to fulfill their dreams and get well and truly Gok’d! Born on the 9th September 1974 in Leicester, Gok has worked in the fashion industry for the best part of a decade. Studying at London’s prestigious Central School of Speech and Drama, he found himself drawn to hair and make-up over drama, prompting his entrée into the fashion industry and gaining him early work as a hair and make-up artist on titles such as The Sunday Times Style. Finding himself dissatisfied with beauty alone, however, Gok decided to pursue his love of clothes as a fashion stylist. Sixteen years on his talent and tenacity has seen him build up quite a pedigree: he has worked with some of the world’s most renowned photographers (Rankin, Mike Owen, Tony McGee, Jason Joyce, Elise Dumontet and Arthur Elgot), had his work published internationally (Glamour, The Face, The Times Style, Cosmopolitan, Afisha Mir and People Magazine US), amassed an enviable celebrity client-base (Bryan Ferry, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Vanessa Mae, Damien Lewis and All Saints to name a few) and consulted on a host of television shows including GMTV (ITV1), Battle of The Sexes (BBC1), TV Book Club (Channel 4), Desert Island Discs with Kirsty Young (Radio 4), How To Look Good – With A Difference (Channel 4) and The Friday Night Project (Channel 4). Despite Gok’s growing status as one of the UK’s most sought-after stylists and fashion ‘gurus’, he remains far from blasé (though a little mischievous) about his achievements, especially where his celebrity clients are concerned: “I never dreamt as a child that the people I danced around my bedroom singing to and tried to emulate style-wise, I’d one day get to tell what to wear!”
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Thanks to the overwhelming success of his Channel 4 series, How To Look Good Naked, acclaimed fashion stylist and on-screen consultant, Gok Wan, is now an institution on our screens. Not only has Gok appeared in a further six series of the award-winning show, he has also hosted three series of Gok’s Fashion Fix with a follow on series called Gok’s Clothes Roadshow; Get The Look For Less. And for all those lonely hearts out there looking for love and a makeover, Gok did not disappoint with his new series Gok’s Style Secrets giving women countrywide the confidence to get back on the dating scene in style! Last year we saw Hotel GB brought to life with many a Gok-tail served as Mr Wan took bar-tending duties by the scruff of the neck! We also saw Gok exploring his family’s roots and what it means to be an Anglo-Asian in his documentary Made in China, where he discovered, amongst other oddities, how the abacus is still going strong in Kowloon and how a town has dedicated itself to the production of denim. He has also filmed a moving documentary on child obesity Too Fat Too Young and explored the modern day issues our teenagers are facing including sexuality, online-bullying and eating disorders in a three-part series called Gok’s Teens: The Naked Truth. Bringing something fresh and different to our screens has started to become Gok’s signature. To add to his growing repertoire of shows is an absolute departure from fashion with Gok going back to what his family does best in his new cookery show Gok Cooks Chinese. Here we see Gok dispel the myths of Chinese cookery and explore what dishes you should really be eating in your Chinese takeaway! His on screen triumphs have led to five book deals, including his autobiography Through Thick and Thin, as well as the accompaniment to Gok Cooks Chinese – so pick up your chopsticks and get some real Chinese home cooking happening in your kitchen. Furthermore, Gok has also been paid the unlikely compliment of “… man I’d be most likely to leave my husband for”, and “Ultimate celebrity bridesmaid!” Remarks that, when you consider his personable screen manner, workable take on fashion and innate ability to make women look and feel good about themselves, suddenly takes on substantial rationale. He has now crystallized his position as a true champion for women with the launch of his own women’s wear range for Sainsbury’s, now running into its sixth collection. Released to critical acclaim, it went on to break UK sales records in 2011 allowing women up and down the country to fulfill their dreams and get well and truly Gok’d! Born on the 9th September 1974 in Leicester, Gok has worked in the fashion industry for the best part of a decade. Studying at London’s prestigious Central School of Speech and Drama, he found himself drawn to hair and make-up over drama, prompting his entrée into the fashion industry and gaining him early work as a hair and make-up artist on titles such as The Sunday Times Style. Finding himself dissatisfied with beauty alone, however, Gok decided to pursue his love of clothes as a fashion stylist. Sixteen years on his talent and tenacity has seen him build up quite a pedigree: he has worked with some of the world’s most renowned photographers (Rankin, Mike Owen, Tony McGee, Jason Joyce, Elise Dumontet and Arthur Elgot), had his work published internationally (Glamour, The Face, The Times Style, Cosmopolitan, Afisha Mir and People Magazine US), amassed an enviable celebrity client-base (Bryan Ferry, Dawn French, Jennifer Saunders, Vanessa Mae, Damien Lewis and All Saints to name a few) and consulted on a host of television shows including GMTV (ITV1), Battle of The Sexes (BBC1), TV Book Club (Channel 4), Desert Island Discs with Kirsty Young (Radio 4), How To Look Good – With A Difference (Channel 4) and The Friday Night Project (Channel 4). Despite Gok’s growing status as one of the UK’s most sought-after stylists and fashion ‘gurus’, he remains far from blasé (though a little mischievous) about his achievements, especially where his celebrity clients are concerned: “I never dreamt as a child that the people I danced around my bedroom singing to and tried to emulate style-wise, I’d one day get to tell what to wear!”
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
Gok Fashion Tips FASHION TIPS FOR WOMEN FOR MEN FOR GIRLS 2013 FOR PLUSE SIZE WOMEN FOR TEENAGE GIRLS FOR BALD MEN QUOTE3S FOR TEENAGERS FOR FAT MEN
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