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Bios

Brad Goreski picked up his first Vogue at the age of 12 and has been enthralled by the world of fashion ever since. Originally from the small Canadian town of Port Perry, Ontario, he has resided in L.A. for the past eight years.
During his summer breaks, while studying Art History at the University of Southern California, Goreski had the opportunity to intern at Vogue and W magazines in New York. Upon graduation, he was hired to be the West Coast assistant at Vogue – a dream come true.
While at Vogue, Goreski followed Rachel Zoe's career and developed an admiration for her styling work and aesthetic. He first met Zoe at a Chanel dinner, and spent the next year attempting to get closer to the "Zoe Camp." Persistence paid off when he landed a job with Zoe in January 2008.
After two and a half years proving his worth and struggling to keep up with Rachel's styling associate, Taylor Jacobson, this season its Brad’s turn to shine. Jacobson is no longer with Zoe Inc, and as the team is restructured, Goreski steps up to fill the role of Style Director. The pressure of being Zoe’s right hand man is intense, but with the gift of gaining client’s confidence, a ready laugh at the most intense moments and enviable style, Goreski seems to truly be finding his grove
As Style Director, Goreski travels with Zoe to Milan and Paris Fashion weeks, holds down the office when she is away, and has involved at all stages of styling Zoe’s clients. High points of his career include going to the Oscars with Ann Hathaway, the Terry Richardson photo shoot, and traveling the world.
His other interests include, spending time with his miniature schnauzer, Jasper, and his new puppy Penelope, and working out.
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