Mark Heyes

Mark Heyes is a British fashion journalist, stylist, presenter, and broadcaster known for his extensive work in UK television fashion. Heyes holds a BA Honours degree in Design from Glasgow School of Art, where he began styling for Scottish newspapers and fashion retailers during his studies. His early career included behind-the-scenes and on-screen styling for all six series of Channel 4's "She's Gotta Have It," followed by fashion presenting on Sky1 alongside Lorraine Kelly and a nine-year tenure on GMTV. During this period, Heyes contributed freelance work to Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, Hello!, and i-D, among other magazines and newspapers.

Heyes became a regular fixture on ITV's "Lorraine," delivering daily fashion advice and segments that have contributed to the show's focus on style and lifestyle content. He appears on ITV1, reaching a broad audience and is recognized as a trusted fashion stylist in Britain. The Guardian included Heyes in its Top 100 Most Influential People in the Fashion Industry. His on-screen work is complemented by access to major industry events, including London Fashion Week, the Oscars, GQ events, and the British Fashion Awards. Heyes has also collaborated with BAFTA, serving as a jury member for the costume category and providing fashion commentary at ceremonies.

Throughout his career, Heyes has conducted interviews with personalities such as David Beckham, Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Beyoncé. In addition to his ongoing appearances on "Lorraine," he is part of the presenting lineup for ITV Racing, focusing on fashion and lifestyle at major festivals including Royal Ascot. Within the fashion industry, the "Mark effect" is noted for items he features selling out rapidly.

Heyes has collaborated with Freemans to launch an exclusive womenswear collection, emphasizing accessible daywear and occasion dressing. He also curates the "Mark Heyes Loves" occasionwear edit for Coast London, selecting pieces suitable for bridal and special events. Heyes has led nationwide tours and served as the driving force behind Bristol Fashion Week for 12 years, an event recognized with multiple Purple Apple Awards. He is an ambassador for Dress for Success Scotland, a charity supporting women returning to the workforce.

Heyes has spoken about overcoming personal challenges, including a diagnosis of dyslexia at Glasgow School of Art. He has since written scripts, read autocue, and authored a 30,000-word book. With a dedicated online following, Heyes is a source for fashion and interior trends, regularly sharing style inspiration, high street product launches, and expert insights. His career spans art school beginnings to a prominent role in British fashion media, establishing him as a significant presence in the industry.