As anyone with an affinity for style can confirm, fashion and interiors have been and will always be inextricably linked. After all, the people who have unabashedly bold interiors hardly rein it in when it comes to their closets. So, after several hours and hundreds of episode rewatches, we decided to name a select few of our Homeworthy hosts “best dressed.” Ahead, you’ll find several hosts with exceptional taste. Feel like we may have missed someone? Worry not; we are going to release our carefully curated list every month.
This month, however, we are focusing on those oh-so-stylish hosts to kick off our Best Dressed series. These hosts’ sense of self-expression isn’t just elevated, but also cool, fun, and perfectly fits with their spaces. What’s more, if your fashion resonates with any (or all) of these hosts, feel free to shop their looks.
Harvin Greene
Harvin Greene, an Atlanta scion of real estate, is famous around town for her unique sense of collected pieces, bold sense of color, and, of course, her iconic black-framed glasses. Pictured here with her husband, Tommy, Greene let loose in her Atlanta home, giving each space its own personality while still feeling fluid and part of the home as a whole. As expected, the entrepreneur hardly leaves the house dressed in anything other than a photo-ready fit.
Watch her episode here.
Kim White
Interior designer and hair and makeup artist Kim White’s Brooklyn home is the ultimate retreat filled with vintage treasures, a few pops of deeply saturated tones, and an unmatched sense of home. Her personal style, bold, exciting, and sultry, surely matches that of her interiors.
Watch her episode here.
Fiona de Lys
The word “collected” gets a whole new (and dare we say elevated?) meaning when it comes to color consultant Diona de Lys’ Georgian home in London and her wardrobe. The creative manages to mix prints, textures, and colors so masterfully that she tempts anyone who has the luxury of experiencing her magical space to be a bit more experimental in their approach to design and fashion.
Watch her episode here.
Michael Harold and Dr. Quinn Peeper
Michael Harold and Dr. Quinn Peeper have created a Southern oasis in the heart of Mississippi. The pair, matching their home in their colorful yet cool and relaxed garb, are all about that sense of lived-in collectedness that makes both their space and themselves so approachable. This duo is certainly unafraid of color.
Watch their episode here.
Gym Tan
We throw around the word “collect” quite a bit, and while most of the time, we use it to refer to a sense of worldliness and layeredness, when it comes to fashion expert Gym Tran, we mean it quite literally—although her space in California is both worldly and layered in all the right ways. From antique Chinese tea pots to bone-inlaid mirrors, the collections on display in her calming home are a feast for the eyes. Her fashion, though a bit more minimal, definitely pairs well with her soothing space.
Watch her episode here.
Alvin Wayne
Interior designer and community leader Alvin Wayne’s Long Island City apartment is a masterclass in that certain je nais se quois that so many New Yorkers try to replicate but simply cannot. It’s a relaxed yet extremely polished vibe that comes naturally only to those with an innate sense of style, and Wayne’s is on full display here. It’s masculine, elevated, and a medley of textures that comes together to create something warm and beautiful, just like his looks.
Watch his episode here.
J.J. Martin
It should come as no surprise that J.J. Martin’s interiors are as elegant as the clothes she designs under the name La Double J. The creator’s Milan apartment boasts the same kind of bohemian chill as the clothes, which effortlessly drape off whoever wears them, including Martin herself. The Italian designer’s brand is famous for its dramatic sleeves, unexpected use of material (think feathers and fur trim), and kaleidoscope of color, but it all comes together in a mature and eye-catching way. The way she decorates her personal space is hardly any different.
