Clinton Kelly

Clinton Kelly is recognized for his significant contributions to television as a host and moderator. He co-hosted TLC's "What Not to Wear" for ten years, solidifying the program as one of the longest-running makeover shows in television history. Additionally, he moderated ABC’s daytime cooking and talk show "The Chew," earning an Emmy Award for his role. Kelly has expanded his hosting portfolio with roles on HGTV’s "Self-Made Mansions" and has frequently appeared on both HGTV and Food Network.

Beyond television, Kelly is a successful author with several popular books to his credit. His works include "Freakin’ Fabulous," "Freakin’ Fabulous on a Budget," "Oh, No She Didn’t," and the collection of personal essays "I Hate Everyone Except You." His literary talent is further showcased in his recently completed first novel. Kelly’s writing skills are backed by his academic credentials, having earned a Master’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University and a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Boston College.

Before his television and writing career, Kelly was a magazine editor with positions at Marie Claire and Mademoiselle. Currently, he leverages his expertise in personal styling and wardrobe management to offer lectures and talks, such as "7 Steps to Healthy Style-Esteem" and "What the Heck is Corporate Casual?" His engagements focus on cultivating confidence and self-esteem by transforming personal style from the inside out. Kelly continues to work with personal styling clients and often shares his expertise on platforms like the BUILD Series show "Love At First Swipe" and live appearances on "Good Morning America." Additionally, he is set to reunite with Stacy London for a live talk show tour titled "The Stacy and Clinton Show."