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Canada Brad Goreski is a Canadian-American fashion stylist and television personality known for his extensive work with A-list clients and his appearances on popular fashion-focused television programs.
Brad Goreski was named the exclusive brand stylist for Kate Spade New York, working on print and digital campaigns as well as fashion presentations at New York Fashion Week. He signed a two-year contract for this role.
Brad Goreski partnered with Diet Coke to host a pop-up fashion house experience as part of the brand's IT'S MINE program.
Brad Goreski celebrated Target's Fall Fashion during New York Fashion Week. While the specific nature of his collaboration for the 2024 fall and winter collections isn't detailed, it involves partnering with the brand for promotional events.
Brad Goreski was born on August 15, 1977, in Port Perry, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Los Angeles in 2003 and pursued higher education, studying art history at the University of Southern California. During his college years, he gained early exposure to the fashion industry through internships at prominent publications, specifically Vogue and W magazines in New York. After graduating from USC in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, he joined Vogue’s west coast staff as an assistant, marking the initial steps of his professional career in fashion.
Goreski rose to public recognition in 2008 through his role as Rachel Zoe’s assistant on “The Rachel Zoe Project.” In 2010, he transitioned to working independently as a wardrobe stylist, building a client roster that included notable figures such as Kaley Cuoco, Demi Moore, Rashida Jones, Lea Michele, Keri Hilson, and Shay Mitchell. His television presence expanded significantly in 2012 with the premiere of his own reality TV series, “It’s a Brad, Brad World,” on the Bravo network, which aired for two seasons. Demonstrating his continuing influence in fashion media, Goreski joined the E! Network’s “Fashion Police” as a co-host in 2014.
His career further evolved with his appointment as a regular judge on “Canada’s Drag Race” starting in June 2021, where he has remained a prominent figure across multiple seasons, including “Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs. the World.” In addition to his styling and television work, Goreski authored a memoir titled “Born to Be Brad: My Life and Style,” published in 2012. He has also been recognized for his contributions to television, winning Canadian Screen Awards in 2022 and 2023 for Best Host or Presenter in the Factual or Reality/Competition category for his role on “Canada’s Drag Race.”
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