Paul Wharton
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Wharton (born Paul W. Wharton Jr. on October 16, 1977) is a television personality, author, producer, beauty and lifestyle expert, and pop culture enthusiast. Formerly exclusive talent on Fox Television, Paul can now be seen as the Lifestyle & Fashion Contributor on various local, and nationally syndicated talk shows.
As an entrepreneur, Paul’s brands include Paul Wharton Beauty, a line of medical grade skin care products that focuses on anti- aging. GET JuJED by Paul Wharton, Paul's hair care product line that embodies his philosophy on growing healthy, and youthful looking hair. Paul Wharton's Home line of products now include organic candles, and natural room sprays. Paul also has personal fragrance, jewelry and his latest collaboration Paul Wharton x Alessandra Grimoldi, a line of high end leather jackets that are designed in collaboration with Italian stylist Alessandra Grimoldi and produced in Milan.
In addition, he is known for Paul Wharton Models, Paul’s Mother Agency for working models and being an equity partner of the Hungry Catering Company. Hungry opened it's stores in 2017 and started 2018 with $1M in revenue. They will end 2018, at a $6M run rate after serving more than 300 companies, including Amazon, E-Trade, Microsoft, Rosetta Stone and many more.
Television[edit]
Earlier in his career, Paul was taped as the original on-air model coach on the Emmy winning MTV series "MADE." After MADE, Paul became a makeover guru on The Ricki Lake Show. He was also featured as the energetic and insightful model coach on Vh-1’s, The Agency.
The following year, Paul went on to share his model making expertise on TV Land’s "She’s Got the Look."
After years of working with models, Paul joined the cast of TV One’s Makeover Manor to share his fashion advice with ordinary people that overcame extraordinary circumstances and stayed on as the co-host of their first live platform show, The DNC Live After Party. In addition to his work on Makeover Manor, Paul has shared his style advice on CNN and Fox News Channel. After TV One, Paul co-hosted BET’s Who Wore What, a red carpet fashion commentary program with Vivica A. Fox.
Paul was featured as a supporting cast member on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of DC and appeared on Bravo’s late night show Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen in 2018.
Paul has hosted and produced several shows in partnership with CBS-Warner Brothers including The Metropolitan Cooking and Entertaining Show, Where the Elite Meet, The FBL Show and Paul Wharton Style, a talk show featuring celebrity interviews and fun lifestyle segments presented by The General Motors Corporation.
Paul also partnered with Fox Television as Executive Producer, Producer and Host of the 2017 Holiday Special – Home for the Holidays with Paul Wharton & Patti LaBelle. A show that garnered Wharton his first Emmy Nomination for Best Entertainment Special.
Paul has been featured as a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle expert on networks around the globe:
BET:: Coming Up Christie; 106 and Park; Being Mary Jane; Rip The Runway; Who Wore What;
BET Honors:: Red Carpet Correspondent
Bravo:: Watch What Happens LIVE! with Andy Cohen; Real Housewives of DC
Cartoon Network:: Ghoul Skool
THE CW:: Paul Wharton Style;The Urban Home Garden Special; Top Model Makeover; The Ricki Lake Show; Merry Mosaic; Metropolitan Cooking and Entertaining Show; Where the Elite Meet; Twilight and GI Joe premieres (Red Carpet Correspondent)
FOX 5:: Home for the Holidays with Paul Wharton and Patti Labelle; Mid-Week Makeovers; Good Day DC; Good Day NY; Good Day Cleveland
TV ONE:: Makeover Manor; Live DNC Afterparty
Media[edit]
Pulling It All Together by Paul Wharton[edit]
In January 2018, Paul’s first book “Pulling It All Together” was released by Skyhorse Publishing. This self-help book is dedicated to Paul's immediate family including his mother, father, sister, and nieces. Also, to his dearest mentors and friends. Paul starts his book with the life of Edith "Big Edie" Bouvier Beale and her daughter Edith "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale. Ever since Paul saw the 2009 HBO original film, "Grey Gardens" starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange, he set out to find the 1975 documentary film and other materials to learn more about the mother-daughter duo. As life would have it, years later Paul became friends with the home owners, Sally Quinn, Ben Bradlee, and their son Quinn (who married his close friend Pari). Since the passing of Ben in 2014, things were never quite the same at Grey Gardens for Sally.
In the summer of 2017, Sally extended an invitation to Paul and his mother to vacation at Grey Gardens, in the midst of him finishing his first book, "Pulling It All Together."
He knew it was only right for him to finish his manuscript in East Hampton, where he'd make a lifetime of memories. With the help of his mom, photographer, and friends, Paul was able to recreate some of the iconic Bouvier Beale shots as well as enjoy the beautiful home and gardens. Paul mentioned how after dinner every night, he would head up to Sally's writing room, which overlooks the pool and beautiful gardens, pop open his laptop and go to work, sending pages to his editor Mikail Chowdhury for review.
Paul is thankful for the creativity and guidance Grey Gardens provided him. He raised a glass to "Big and Little Edie" and to Sally Quinn for sharing the magic of the beautiful gardens with him. There are several recreated images from their time throughout his book.
His hope is that "Pulling It All Together" serves as a source of inspiration and motivation to you, just as Grey Gardens did for him.
Bringing together years of experience in the world of fashion and media, Paul walks you through his guide to pulling together all aspects of life including:
- How to organize your wardrobe more efficiently
- Ways to shop and dress perfectly for your body and budget
- Beauty tips used by the stars that every woman/man needs to know
- Eat and treat your body like a temple
- Working out in a fun and efficient way
- Strengthening your mind and helping you to perform & sleep better
Previously in the publishing world, Paul hosted an online series with Elle Girl Magazine entitled Go See with Paul Wharton and served as The Beauty and Lifestyle Editor of Monarch Magazine.
Paulitics Podcast[edit]
Paulitics is a pop-culture podcast featuring celebrity guests and a lot of laughs hosted by Emmy Nominated Lifestyle Personality Paul Wharton and his co-host Stacey Rusch. This series covers the Paulitics of life, love and discussions from the nation’s capitol for the nation.
The podcast launched May 2018, and is distributed by Full Service Radio. You can find this must-listen-to podcast on Spotify, www.paulitics.tv, iTunes Podcasts, and OwlTail. Some special celebrity guests include Jenifer Lewis, Amanda Seales, and Vivica A. Fox.
Press Coverage[edit]
Paul is regularly featured as a fashion, beauty, and lifestyle expert in print and online media outlets.
COVERS | FEATURES:
Essence -
ELLE Girl - Paul Wharton hosted his own model web series titled "Go See with Paul Wharton"
Washington Life Magazine -
Council Magazine - Served as the Lifestyle Director
Metro Weekly - Cover shoot and story
Georgetowner - Cover shoot and story
Monarch -
Paul Wharton Style[edit]
The online portal for the hottest in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and entertainment.
Website: paulwhartonstyle.com
Paul Wharton Beauty[edit]
Paul’s line of medical grade skin care products designed to combat acne, aging and overall skin rejuvenation.
Website: paulwhartonbeauty.com
Paul Wharton Agency for Models[edit]
Paul’s full service Mother Agency that focuses on Fashion, Print and Runway development.
Website: paulwhartonmodels.com
Influence[edit]
Philanthropy[edit]
Paul is active in his community, making sure those around him feel his passion to help those in need.
Not all are listed below, but this is where you would find the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle expert most:
Ambassador Against Hunger for the Capital Area Food Bank in the Nation's Capital - https://www.capitalareafoodbank.org/[edit]
"A special thanks to Ambassador Against Hunger Paul Wharton, DC50 WDCW-TV and The Washington Examiner for supporting the Skip Lunch to Feed A Bunch campaign on September 14, 2011 - Capital Area Food Bank"
DC Child and Family Agency, Foster Youth Services Division - https://cfsa.dc.gov/service/youth-services-cfsa[edit]
Paul assists with preparing young people within the division for adulthood with the same qualities of nurturing, guidance, support and opportunities that good parents provide for their own children.
Humane Rescue Alliance - https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/[edit]
Formerly known as the Washington Humane Society. Fashion for Paws, an annual runway show benefiting the now, Humane Rescue Alliance (HRA), launched in 2007 and, in just 11 years, has raised more than $4 million and has generated an incredible amount of national and regional media coverage.
Paul plays the role of a celebrity funding model, along with his pup, adopted by Paul from the Humane Rescue Alliance.
Colorectal Cancer Alliance - https://www.ccalliance.org/[edit]
Paul continuously collaborates with scientists at public, private, and government research institutions to help fund the critical research that will lead to new drugs and treatment protocols.The advocacy and policy efforts of CCA are focused on finding ways to facilitate treatment, screen and prevent, and fund live-saving research.
Awards and Honorary Mentions[edit]
Emmy Nomination for Best Entertainment Special
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