Popular TV Fashion Guru Tells Chicagoans 'What Not To Wear' in Weekly RedEye Column
       By: Chicago Tribune Company
Posted: 2007-11-21 04:10:58
RedEye, Chicago's largest distributed weekday newspaper, will debut a new fashion advice column on Saturday by fashion expert and media personality Clinton Kelly. Kelly is the co-host of TLC's "What Not To Wear," a popular reality fashion makeover program.

Kelly's column will answer fashion questions from readers and address wardrobe issues across the board. It will appear weekly in RedEye's weekend edition, which is free and home delivered to those who register.

"Chicagoans are very fashion-conscious because they have to be," said Kelly, who attended graduate school at Northwestern University in Evanston in the early '90s. "They have large wardrobes because they have to dress for four distinct seasons. And the bigger the wardrobe, the bigger the potential is for disaster. That's where I come in to help."

Kelly is no stranger to journalism, having worked in various editorial positions at Mademoiselle, Marie Claire and Daily News Record, a New York-based weekly men's fashion magazine.

However, it was when Clinton Kelly became the co-host of TLC's "What Not To Wear" that his popularity soared and his name became synonymous with great fashion. His talent for shopping tips and overcoming fashion challenges is something RedEye knows its readers would appreciate, especially during the upcoming holiday season.

"No one knows style like Clinton Kelly," said Tran Ha, editor of RedEye's weekend edition. "We know fashion is an important topic for our readers, so we're thrilled to have Clinton on board to impart his style wisdom."

To register for free home delivery of RedEye's weekend edition, call 1-877-4-REDEYE or go online at redeyeweekend.com.

About RedEye:

RedEye is Chicago's free daily newspaper, providing a concise and authentic take on news, sports, entertainment and social buzz. RedEye, an edition of the Chicago Tribune, has become the leading media choice in Chicago for advertisers wanting to reach young professionals -- who are short on time and long on disposable income. For more on RedEye, visit http://www.redeyechicago.com.
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