Television Host, Style Expert and Best-Selling Author

Lloyd Boston has built his reputation as America’s favorite "Style Guy" and Lifestyle TV Host. Millions of TV viewers from "Oprah" and "NBC Today," to "The View" and "Extra" regularly follow Lloyd’s simple style philosophy that Less is Modern. He is the host of "Closet Cases" on Fine Living Network.

For close to a decade, Lloyd Boston has been a regular TV contributor and style editor to NBC’s "Today Show" with nearly 150 celebrated appearances. Lloyd is also a longtime contributor to ABC’s "The View;" and his focused broadcast journalist work with NY’s "Full Frontal Fashion" has made him a leading voice of NY Fashion Week for more than 15 seasons strong. He’s also covered the "Oscars," "Emmys," and "Golden Globes" from the red carpet.

A man of style and substance, Lloyd is also the author of three coveted style books: his first and "LA Times" best-seller "Men of Color" (Artisan); followed by "Make Over Your Man" (Doubleday); and his latest book, which he also illustrated, "Before You Put That On" (Simon and Schuster); his latest two books have been featured along with Lloyd on "Oprah".

He is an original alum host of E! Entertainment’s STYLE Network where he began as a regular style sidekick on their highest-rated "The Look for Less," in addition to hosting two of his own series, "Style Essentials and Runway".

Lloyd is one of the most trusted and recognizable style experts with over 30 appearances on network and cable television shows combined from "Tyra" and "The Morning Show with Mike & Juliet" to "Nick at Night" and "CNN American Morning" and their Oscar Red Carpet Coverage.

In 2007 Lloyd Boston teamed up with Jones New York as our first-ever male spokesperson and exclusive "style guru." In this role, Lloyd travels the country touching the lives of countless women through personal appearances, style clinics and his online fashion forum.

Named one of Crain Magazine’s esteemed "Forty Under Forty," Lloyd Boston is the former VP of Art Direction for Tommy Hilfiger, where he worked for a decade before transitioning into a regular national event spokesperson for both Hilfiger and Lenscrafters. In like fashion, Lloyd has been a style lecturer to numerous brands including Giorgio Armani, American Express, American Airlines, Johnson & Johnson and Yahoo!

Lloyd Boston’s writings and style philosophy have been featured in numerous publications including: Elle, Entertainment Weekly, Glamour, InStyle, O Magazine, People, Real Simple, Vanity Fair, and The Wall Street Journal. For more on Lloyd, visit www.lloydboston.com.