In the press

Several weeks ago, I had a wonderful surprise thanks to my lovely blogging friends Georgina and Cheryl: an invite to the press launch of Gok Wan’s spring/summer 2012 shapewear for Simply Yours. They had both been kind enough to pass my details on to the PR company organising the event (Chase PR) so one morning I got up VERY early and headed off on a train to London Victoria.

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Gok Wan is to trade frocks for woks when he presents a new cookery show about Chinese food alongside his restaurateur dad John.

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How to Look Good Naked star’s lingerie collection for Simply Yours

He’s the style guru women adore and his latest bust-boosting, waist-clinching undies are poised to be a bestseller.

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Anyone who watched Gok’s Teens: The Naked Truth would have been touched by Jake’s story.

Described as a “gentle giant” by Gok Wan, 6’9″ Jake has a condition called Klinefelter’s Syndrome that makes him particularly tall and heavy, which left him painfully shy and reluctant to go out. In the show we saw Jake meet Gok and his kickboxing brother Kwoklyn who helped him find the confidence to be proud of his size and use it to his advantage.

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The latest TV show from Gok Wan saw the How To Look Good Naked fashion guru act as agony aunt to a bunch of self-conscious teenagers – and for the most part, it worked.

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Lucy Jones reviews the first episode in Gok Wan’s new series, Gok’s Teens: the Naked Truth, in which stylist Gok Wan offers body confidence advice to the nation’s teenagers.

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Last week I attended the press day for the new Gok Wan for Simply Yours spring/summer 2012 collection at the amazing W Hotel in Leicester Square and I cannot wait to tell you all about it!

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When they agreed to take part in a series about troubled teenagers, hosted by fashion guru Gok Wan, it’s hard to see what brothers Ben and Michael Watson could have hoped to gain.

For their problems were in a completely different league to the acne/bullying/unrequited love ones that normally plague teenage years.

In short, their father was dying. At the time they invited the cameras in, they simply did not know how long he had left – six weeks, six months or six years.

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